1. What this policy covers
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser. Websites can also use local storage, session storage, pixels, request metadata, and similar mechanisms to provide functionality, remember state, improve security, or measure usage.
The technologies present on neurobrix.in can vary by deployment and configuration. This policy describes the categories the website architecture is designed to support.
2. Strictly necessary technologies
Necessary technologies may be used to deliver core website functionality, preserve security, route requests, protect forms, remember short-lived interface state, and operate infrastructure. These mechanisms are used because the website cannot reliably provide the relevant function without them.
3. Analytics and performance
Where enabled, the website may use Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, Vercel Web Analytics, and Vercel Speed Insights to understand aggregate usage, diagnose performance, and improve experience quality.
These providers may process device, browser, page, performance, and interaction information. Their exact use of cookies or other identifiers depends on provider configuration and applicable consent requirements.
4. Preference and measurement controls
You can manage cookies and stored website data through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block, delete, or restrict cookies. Blocking all storage can affect some functionality.
Where a consent control is presented, your selection should be used in accordance with the categories and options shown in that interface.
5. Third-party technologies
Third-party services linked from the website may set or read their own cookies after you visit those services. Their practices are governed by their own privacy and cookie documentation.
6. Changes and contact
We may update this policy when website functionality or analytics providers change. Questions about website cookies or analytics can be sent to support@neurobrix.in.
General website policies may be supplemented or superseded by product-specific terms, signed customer agreements, employment terms, or other written contracts where those documents apply.