OmegaOS
Privacy

Cookie Policy

The browser technologies Omega uses, why they are used, and how visitors control optional categories.

Status
Published policy
Owner
Omega Privacy and Web Operations
Effective
July 21, 2026
Last updated
July 21, 2026
Internal review posture

Published following operator-authorized Omega privacy, security, claims, and operational review. External counsel review is not recorded.

External counsel posture
External counsel review recommended

Cookie Policy is operator-authorized for public publication. External counsel approval is not recorded and remains recommended before material commercial or regulatory reliance.

Need to update choices?

Open the cookie preference center to accept all, reject non-essential cookies, or adjust the category choices in this browser.

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What these technologies are

Cookies are small browser records. Local storage, pixels, SDKs, and similar technologies can store settings, protect sessions, measure activity, or support an enabled integration. This policy calls them cookies for simplicity.

Strictly necessary

Necessary technologies support security, routing, authentication, fraud prevention, checkout, and the cookie preference record. They cannot be disabled through the preference center because the requested site or service may not work without them.

Functional

Functional technologies remember optional settings and improve usability. The current preference center lets you enable or disable this category. Disabling it may cause preferences to be forgotten or features to require reconfiguration.

Analytics

Analytics technologies measure page performance, visit patterns, and CTA activity. Omega's public event contract blocks visit and CTA analytics unless the stored consent state allows analytics or marketing. Rejecting optional cookies leaves necessary business events, such as a request you submit or a checkout you start, available to complete that action.

Marketing

Marketing technologies may support campaign attribution or retargeting if Omega enables them. They remain off unless the stored consent state allows marketing and an applicable integration is active. Omega does not currently sell personal information for money.

Current first-party preference record

The preference center stores an `omega_cookie_preferences` record in local storage and, when permitted by the browser, a first-party cookie. It records category choices, policy version, and save time for up to one year so the site can honor the choice.

Third-party services

Payment, authentication, embedded media, connector, and infrastructure providers may set or receive technologies when you invoke their service. Their practices are governed by their policies and the relevant Omega configuration. Optional third-party analytics or advertising should not be activated before the required consent.

Changes and questions

Omega may update this policy when technologies or providers change. The effective date identifies the current version. Questions can be sent to privacy@omeganeural.com.

Related policies

Read this page with the related policy, trust, and service information that applies to your use of Omega.

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