Ovelovia Cookie
Policy

What This Policy Covers

This page explains how Ovelovia ("we," "us," "our") uses cookies on www.teqtop.com, what those cookies are for, and what control you have over them. It works alongside our Privacy Policy, which goes into more detail on how we handle personal data generally, so it's worth reading both if you want the full picture.

What a Cookie Actually Is

A cookie is a small text file that gets stored on your device, whether that's a laptop, phone, or tablet, when you visit a website. Most sites use them, and they generally exist to help a site run properly, remember a few things about your visit, and give the site owner some insight into how the site is being used.

There are a few distinctions worth knowing:

• First-party cookies come from the site you're actually on, in this case, teqtop.com.
• Third-party cookies come from services we've embedded or connected, like analytics tools or ad platforms.
• Session cookies disappear once you close your browser.
• Persistent cookies stick around for a set period, or until you clear them yourself.

On their own, cookies don't reveal who you are. They only become tied to you personally if you've given us that information some other way.

Why We Use Them

Cookies on this site aren't all doing the same job.

• Some are purely functional, keeping navigation working, keeping your session secure, making sure a form actually goes through when you submit it. Others remember choices you've already made, your preferred language, your region, so you don't have to reset them on every visit.
• A separate set helps us understand how the site is actually used: which pages get read, how long people stay, where visitors tend to lose interest. That's what tells us what needs fixing.
• Marketing-related cookies serve a narrower purpose, mostly measuring whether our campaigns are working and helping ads reach people they're more likely to be relevant to. And when we embed outside content, a YouTube video, for instance, that platform sets its own cookies as part of how the embed functions, independent of anything we control.

The Categories of Cookies We Use

The cookies on our Website fall into the following categories:

The specific cookies in each category can change as the site evolves. The categories themselves are a more reliable reference point than any single cookie name.

Services That Set Their Own Cookies

A few outside services we rely on will set their own cookies when you're on our site. Each one operates under its own privacy terms, so it's worth checking those directly if you want specifics:

• Google Analytics & Google Ads - Google Privacy & Terms
• Meta (Facebook Pixel) - Meta Privacy Policy
• LinkedIn (Insight Tag) - LinkedIn Privacy Policy
• YouTube (embedded videos) - YouTube / Google Privacy Policy
• Stripe & Razorpay (payments) - covered under their own respective privacy policies

Once these cookies are set by a third party, how that data gets used afterward is out of our hands.

Changing Your Preferences

None of this is locked in. You have a few ways to adjust what gets stored on your device.

The cookie banner appears the first time you land on the site, and lets you accept or decline anything beyond the essential cookies. Changed your mind since then? Clearing your cookies and reloading the page will bring the banner back.

Browser settings give you more direct control; most let you see what's stored, delete cookies on demand, block third-party cookies specifically, or block a site entirely. Blocking everything will likely break parts of the site, so a more selective approach tends to work better.

Relevant help pages: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge.

Opt-out tools exist too, if you'd rather manage advertising cookies at a broader level: Your Online Choices (EU), Digital Advertising Alliance (US), Network Advertising Initiative (US).

Updates to This Policy

This page gets updated whenever our practices change, when the cookies we use change, or when there's a legal or operational reason to revise it. The "Last updated" date at the top will always reflect the most recent version. Checking back periodically isn't a bad habit if this matters to you.

Get in Touch

Questions about how we use cookies are genuinely welcome, not just a formality.