Cookie policy

The short version

CultureIQ Labs doesn’t set cookies to track you, advertise to you, or build a profile of you. We don’t show a cookie-consent banner because we don’t set the kind of cookies that would require one. This is a deliberate choice, not an oversight.

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a website can store in your browser. They’re often used to recognise you across visits or across other websites — which is exactly what we’ve chosen not to do.

What we use

For understanding how the site is used, we rely on Vercel’s cookielessanalytics — it measures page views in aggregate without storing a cookie or identifying you. Our hosting provider may use a small number of strictly-necessary cookies for security and to keep the site running reliably; these don’t track you and aren’t used for advertising.

Services that set their own cookies

A couple of separate services have their own cookies, governed by their own policies — and only if you actually use them:

• Substack — if you read or subscribe to our newsletter on Substack.
• LearnWorlds — if you visit or enroll in training at learn.cultureiqlabs.ca.

Those happen on their platforms, not on this site, and are covered by their respective cookie and privacy policies.

Controlling cookies

You’re always in control. Every major browser lets you see, block, or delete cookies in its settings — and because we don’t rely on tracking cookies, blocking them won’t break anything here.