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Cookie Policy
What cookies do on mrthen.biz, which ones are needed, which ones are optional, and how to control them.
Last updated August 30, 2026Cookies, explained simply
A cookie is a small file saved by your browser. Essential cookies make the website work and keep forms or account activity secure. Optional cookies help us understand website use or measure marketing. You can reject optional cookies without losing the core site, but blocking essential cookies can prevent features from working.
| Category | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Session and security Essential | Authenticates users, protects submitted data, maintains sessions, and supports core functions such as secure forms, login, or shopping activity. The site may not work properly when these are blocked. | session_id and platform security/session identifiers |
| Preferences Essential or functional | Remembers settings such as language, region, accessibility, or consent choices so you do not have to choose them on every visit. | frontend_lang and consent-preference identifiers |
| Interaction history Optional | Helps us understand pages visited, features used, and where a visit came from so the experience can be improved. | utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and support/chat history identifiers |
| Analytics Optional | Measures aggregate traffic and engagement, such as which pages are useful and whether the site works as expected. | Google Analytics identifiers such as _ga, _gid, and related measurement cookies when enabled |
| Advertising and marketing Optional | Measures campaign performance and may help third-party platforms show more relevant messages on other websites. | Google or other advertising-platform identifiers when those services are enabled |
How cookies are used
- Maintain sessions and protect forms or portal activity.
- Remember language, region, and cookie choices.
- Support shopping, scheduling, chat, or login features.
- Understand traffic and improve website performance.
- Measure campaigns or referrals when optional tracking is allowed.
How to manage cookies
Use the website’s cookie banner or preference controls when available. You can also configure your browser to warn you, block selected cookies, clear stored cookies, or block all cookies. Browser menus differ, so use your browser’s privacy or help settings.
Blocking or deleting cookies may sign you out, clear saved preferences, or limit secure forms, checkout, scheduling, and portal features.
Third-party tools
Embedded services—such as analytics, scheduling, payment, video, chat, social media, or affiliate platforms—may set their own cookies when the service loads or you interact with it. Those providers control their cookies under their own privacy policies.
Links to another website do not place that website under Mr Then Consulting’s control. Review the destination’s cookie and privacy information before continuing.
Do Not Track and similar signals
We do not currently respond to browser “Do Not Track” signals because there is no uniform industry standard. Where legally required and technically supported, recognized consent or opt-out signals may be honored. You can always use cookie controls and browser settings.
Updates to this policy
Cookie names and providers can change as the website changes. We will update this page when the categories or purposes materially change. The date at the top shows the latest revision.
Questions about cookies?
Email carlos@mrthen.biz. For broader information about collection, sharing, security, and your choices, read the Privacy Policy.