Cookie Policy

1. About this policy

This policy explains how the Velorianplate website uses cookies and similar browser storage technologies.

2. How cookies may be used

Cookies and similar technologies may support security, essential site functions and user preferences. Non-essential analytics or advertising technologies should not be activated without the consent required by applicable law.

3. Essential technologies

Essential technologies may be used to maintain security, preserve basic interface preferences and support functions specifically requested by the user. These technologies are not intended for behavioural advertising.

4. Session technologies

A hosting environment may technically use short-lived identifiers for security, load balancing or abuse prevention. Such technologies are controlled by the hosting environment and should be limited to what is reasonably necessary to deliver the website.

5. Analytics

If analytics technologies are introduced, they will be assessed under applicable privacy requirements and, where necessary, activated only after valid consent. This policy will be updated to describe the categories and purposes involved.

6. Managing browser storage

You can review, block or delete cookies and site data through your browser settings. Blocking essential storage may affect some interactive features.

7. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if website technologies change. The latest revision date appears at the top.

8. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy can be directed to info@velorianplate.com. Postal contact: Velorianplate Hospitality Inc., 150 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5H 1J9, Canada.

9. Current website configuration

The current website is designed to function without third-party advertising trackers or remotely loaded analytics scripts. Essential hosting infrastructure may still process technical request information required to deliver pages securely and reliably.

10. Consent and non-essential technologies

If non-essential cookies or comparable storage technologies are introduced in the future, they should not be activated before the level of consent required by applicable law has been obtained. Consent should be capable of being changed or withdrawn through an appropriate preference mechanism.

11. Similar technologies

Browser storage, local storage, pixels or comparable technologies can perform functions similar to cookies. Where such technologies are used, they should be assessed according to their purpose rather than their technical name, and the same transparency and consent principles should be applied where required.

12. Retention and expiration

Session technologies generally expire when a browser session ends, while persistent technologies may remain for a defined period. Any future non-essential technology should use a retention period proportionate to its purpose and should not remain longer than reasonably necessary.

13. Browser controls

Most modern browsers provide controls to inspect, delete or block stored site data. Browser-level blocking can affect essential functionality where a service depends on storage for security or a user-requested preference. Users should review their browser documentation for device-specific controls.

14. Policy updates

This policy may be revised if the site introduces new functionality, changes hosting arrangements or begins using additional storage technologies. Material changes should be reflected in the revision date and, where appropriate, in the site’s consent interface.