Cookie Policy

Most visitors to a cookie page want a straight answer to one question: is this site storing anything in my browser, and if so, why? For aarvyacorporation.com the answer is brief, and you will find it in the first section below.

Does this website set any cookies?

No. Aarvya Corporation does not place a single cookie of its own on this website. You have no account to log into, no basket, no saved settings and no consent record for us to remember, so there is nothing a cookie would be needed for. Nor do we use local storage or session storage to follow your movements, and your device is not fingerprinted.

What exactly is a cookie?

It is a short piece of text that a website asks your browser to keep, which the browser then returns with each later request to the same site. Sites use cookies to keep people logged in, to remember a setting or a consent decision, and to count visits. Other kinds of browser storage, such as local storage and session storage, can do much the same job.

Could another company set one while you are here?

Hosting and security services

The pages reach you through a hosting service and, where one has been set up, a security service sitting in front of it. Either may place a cookie of its own that it strictly needs, to deliver the pages or to separate automated traffic from real visitors. Cloudflare, for instance, uses a cookie for bot management on sites routed through it. Whether you receive one depends on how the site is being served at the time of your visit, so we describe it as a possibility rather than state it as fact.

Such a cookie is there for delivery and security only. Nobody uses it to profile you, to show you advertising or to track you onto other sites.

Fonts and embedded material

Our typefaces are delivered from this website itself, not from an outside font service, so loading a page makes no call to a font provider. Were we ever to embed something from another company, such as a video player or a map, that company might set cookies of its own, and this page would be updated to tell you before that happened.

Is your visit measured?

No. This deployment loads no analytics script at all, so no analytics cookie is ever set. There is no Google Analytics tag, heat map, session recorder or marketing pixel here. If we ever add analytics, this page will be updated first to explain what is stored and why, and our Privacy Policy will be changed at the same time.

Are there advertising or tracking cookies?

None at all. The site shows no adverts and carries no remarketing tags, conversion pixels, social media trackers or any other form of cross-site tracking. Browsing data from this site is never sold or shared, and none of it is fed to an advertising network.

How can you manage cookies yourself?

Your browser already gives you full control, and you need nobody’s permission to use it. Look in the browser’s settings, normally under a heading like Privacy, Privacy and security, or Site settings. There you can:

• allow or refuse cookies, across the board or for a single named site;
• view the cookies already stored, and remove them for one site or for every site;
• have all cookies wiped automatically whenever the browser closes;
• browse in a private or incognito window, which throws its cookies away when the session ends.

On phones and tablets, these controls are usually inside the browser’s own settings, not the device’s. Refusing a security provider’s cookie can stop some sites from loading properly, but it will not prevent you from reading the information on this one. Your browser may also send a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal. As this site does no tracking, there is nothing here for such a signal to turn off.

How is this page kept accurate?

What you read here matches the site as built on the date shown at the top. When that changes, for example because analytics has been turned on or a new component has been added, we update this page to match. We will not describe a cookie that is not there, and we will not leave one out that is. Our Privacy Policy covers what we collect more broadly.