Legal
Cookie Policy
Last updated · October 29, 2026
This page explains the cookies and similar technologies (browser storage) used on the CTRL website.
What are cookies
Cookies and browser storage are small pieces of data a website keeps on your device.
Strictly necessary storage
These are set without consent because the site needs them to work as you asked.
- Your cookie choice (
ctrl-consent, local storage, CTRL): remembers what you chose in the cookie banner for 12 months, so we don't ask on every page. - Inbox check (
ctrl_inbox_check, session storage, CTRL): if you use the inbox check on the Contact page, your answers are kept so they can fill in the contact form. They are deleted when you close the tab.
Measurement and session recordings (only with your consent)
Nothing in this section loads until you accept it in the banner. If you reject it, or never answer, no request goes to Google or Microsoft.
_gaand_ga_QZPFWCQDRQ(Google Analytics, first party): tell visits apart and keep the state of each session so we can count visits and pages. They expire after 13 months._clck(Microsoft Clarity, first party): keeps the Clarity identifier for this site. Expires after 1 year._clsk(Microsoft Clarity, first party): joins the pages of one visit into a single recording. Expires after 1 day.CLID,MUID,ANONCHK,MRandSM(Microsoft, third party, on Microsoft domains): Microsoft sets them when Clarity loads. According to Microsoft,MUIDidentifies browsers across Microsoft sites and is also used for advertising; Clarity itself does not use it for ads. Their duration is set by Microsoft: Clarity cookies.
We don't use advertising cookies, and we tell Google not to use this data for ads or personalisation. The Privacy Policy explains who receives the data and for how long.
Your choices
You can accept, reject or choose each purpose in the banner, and change your mind at any time: . If you withdraw consent, we delete the cookies of the tool you withdraw and stop loading it. You can also clear cookies and storage in your browser.
Contact
For questions about cookies, contact legal@askctrl.com.