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Cookie Policy
A plain explanation of cookies, the small text files a website can place in your browser, and how they relate to your visit to our smart door lock website.
Short version: our own pages are built without advertising cookies, analytics cookies or social-media tracking pixels. Any cookie you might see would come from the technical side of web hosting, and you stay in control of it through your browser.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small piece of text that a website asks your browser to remember. The next time your browser requests a page from that same website, it hands the text back. Cookies can last only until you close the browser (“session cookies”) or for a set period (“persistent cookies”). They can be set by the site you are visiting (“first-party”) or by another company whose content is embedded in that site (“third-party”).
The four common families of cookies — and where we stand
Preference
Remember choices such as language or region between visits.
Not usedAnalytics
Count visitors and measure how pages are used.
Not usedAdvertising
Track browsing across websites to show targeted ads.
Not usedTechnology on this site, item by item
| Item | Sets cookies? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HTML pages and stylesheet | No | Plain files delivered by our web server. |
| Site script (menu, filters) | No | Runs only in your browser to open the mobile menu and filter the collections. It does not store or send data. |
| Product photos and video | No | Served from our own domain, not from an outside media platform. |
| Hosting infrastructure | Possibly | Some hosting and security services add a short-lived technical cookie to keep the site stable or block abusive traffic. |
| Email links | No | Clicking an email link opens your own email app; no cookie is created by our site. |
| Outside map link | Not by us | If you follow the directions link on the Contact Us page, the map provider may set its own cookies under its own policy. |
Managing cookies in your browser
Because we do not run a consent pop-up, your browser settings are the place to decide how cookies are handled. Blocking every cookie will not stop our pages from displaying.
Chrome and Edge
Open Settings, choose Privacy (or Cookies and site permissions), and select how third-party and all cookies are treated. You can also clear stored cookies for a single site.
Firefox
Open Settings, go to Privacy & Security, and pick Standard, Strict or Custom tracking protection. “Manage Data” lets you remove cookies site by site.
Safari
Open Settings (or Preferences), select Privacy, and turn on “Prevent cross-site tracking” or block all cookies. “Manage Website Data” removes stored items.
Phones and tablets
Most mobile browsers place cookie controls under Settings → Privacy or Site settings. Private or incognito tabs delete cookies when closed.
When this page will be updated
If we ever add a tool that uses cookies — for example, a visitor counter — we will list it in the table above before it goes live and explain how to switch it off.
Questions about cookies
Email [email protected] with “Cookies” in the subject line, or write to us at 12140 Monter Dr, Bridgeton, Missouri, 63044.