Oninit® Legal Center — Cookie Policy
This policy explains how the Oninit® website uses cookies and similar technologies (such as browser local storage), and the choices available to you. It complements our Privacy Policy.
Your choices — consent first
We do not set any non-essential cookies before you consent. On your first visit a banner lets you Accept all, Reject all (as easy as accepting), or open Preferences to choose per category. Strictly necessary cookies are exempt and always on. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time via the Cookie settings link in the site footer.
Categories
- Strictly necessary — required for the site to function (security, your session, and remembering your consent choice). Always on; cannot be switched off.
- Analytics — optional. Anonymous usage statistics that help us understand and improve the site. Off until you opt in.
- Marketing — optional. Used to measure campaigns and show relevant content. Off until you opt in.
The site currently sets no analytics or marketing cookies; these categories are the gate for any such use we may add in future, which will only load after your opt-in.
How your choice is stored
Your consent choice is stored first-party in your browser's local
storage (key oninit-consent) — not in a tracking
cookie, and never shared. We ask again after 12 months, or sooner
if our cookie categories change. Clearing your browser storage resets the choice
and the banner will appear again.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can also control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Disabling strictly necessary cookies may degrade site functionality. See your browser's help pages for details.
Portal & authenticated services
Authenticated products (for example the DrWatson upload portal) use strictly necessary cookies to keep you signed in. These are essential to the service you request and are covered by the strictly-necessary category above.
Changes
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. Material changes to the cookie categories will re-trigger the consent banner.