Cookie Policy
Learn how Ai Attractiveness Test uses cookies and similar technologies, what purposes they may serve, and how you can manage your preferences.
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This Cookie Policy describes how Ai Attractiveness Test may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit the website or interact with its features. These technologies may support essential website functionality, remember preferences, improve reliability, or measure performance when the relevant tools are enabled.
The cookies that are actually used depend on the deployed website, its WordPress installation, activated plugins, hosting configuration, consent settings, and third-party integrations. Please read this policy together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how personal information is handled.
Questions about this policy can be sent to support@aiattractivenesstest.io.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website stores in your browser. They let a website recognize your browser on later requests, for example to keep a feature working or to remember a choice you made.
- First-party cookies are set by the website you are visiting.
- Third-party cookies are set by an external service or domain, such as an embedded tool.
- Session cookies are generally intended to expire when your browsing session ends, while persistent cookies remain until they reach their expiration date or you remove them.
Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags, and other browser-based identifiers. We describe them here for general understanding; this does not mean every one of them is used on this website.
Why We May Use Cookies
Depending on the website's actual configuration, cookies or similar technologies may be used to:
- support core website functionality;
- maintain security and help prevent abuse;
- remember relevant user preferences;
- support consent-management choices;
- measure reliability and performance, if analytics are configured; and
- support embedded or third-party functionality, where enabled.
The first three purposes can relate to essential operation, while analytics, marketing, and some third-party features are optional. This list describes possible purposes only; it does not confirm that analytics, advertising, or preference cookies are present.
Types Of Cookies
The categories below describe cookies that may apply to a website like this one. They are possible categories, not confirmation that every category is active. Optional cookies are not assumed to be enabled by default; the site's configuration and applicable law determine which cookies may be used and what consent is required.
A. Essential Cookies
Cookies necessary for core website functionality, security, or operations you request.
B. Functional And Preference Cookies
Cookies or storage mechanisms that remember selected preferences, if such functionality exists.
C. Analytics And Performance Cookies
Cookies used to understand website usage or performance, when the relevant tools are enabled and legally permitted.
D. Advertising And Marketing Cookies
Cookies or related technologies used for advertising or marketing measurement, only if such services have actually been configured.
Essential Cookies
Essential cookies may support functions the website needs to operate correctly. Depending on the implementation, these functions may involve:
- security;
- network or load-balancing operations;
- functionality of a service you requested;
- storing your consent preferences; and
- WordPress sessions or authenticated areas, if the website uses them.
Some essential technologies may be required for the operation you request. Whether such cookies are exempt from consent requirements depends on the applicable legal framework and the cookie's actual purpose. Specific essential cookies, if any, are listed in the Cookie Details table once verified.
Functional And Preference Cookies
Preference technologies may remember settings or choices so repeat visits are more convenient. Possible examples include language preferences, display settings, or saved consent choices where supported.
This does not mean the website currently stores all of these preferences. If optional preference technologies are disabled, some conveniences may not be remembered between visits. That does not necessarily prevent the basic website from working.
Analytics And Performance Cookies
If analytics tools are enabled, they may collect information about how the website is used or how it performs. Depending on the tool and its configuration, this could include:
- pages visited and referring pages;
- browser and device information;
- approximate interaction events;
- technical error information; and
- visit timestamps.
We state that a particular type of information is collected only when the actual analytics configuration supports it. Where applicable law requires consent, optional analytics cookies or similar technologies must not be activated until that consent has been obtained.
Advertising And Marketing Cookies
Advertising or marketing technologies may be used only if the website integrates relevant advertising or marketing services. Where implemented, possible purposes include:
- measuring advertising campaigns;
- understanding campaign performance;
- supporting relevant advertising; and
- limiting how often an advertisement is shown.
Where marketing cookies require consent, they must not be activated before that consent is obtained. If no advertising technologies are configured on the live website, this section must be updated to say so plainly before publication.
Third-Party Cookies
Embedded content, external providers, or integrated services may set cookies or use similar technologies when those services are enabled. Possible categories include:
- security services;
- embedded media;
- analytics tools;
- email or form integrations;
- payment providers; and
- external AI services, where relevant to browser-based interactions.
Server-to-server AI processing does not by itself create cookies in your browser. How a third party handles data depends on its integration and its own privacy documentation. Where third-party services are present, their identities and purposes should be documented accurately in the Cookie Details table.
Cookies Used By WordPress And Plugins
A WordPress website may use cookies through its core functionality, themes, plugins, or optional integrations. Depending on configuration, cookies may be associated with:
- administrative or authenticated sessions;
- commenting functionality;
- security tools;
- contact forms;
- consent-management plugins;
- analytics integrations;
- payment plugins; and
- other activated features.
These are potential examples only, and not every item applies to this website. The cookies actually set are identified by inspecting the live website and listed in the Cookie Details table below once verified.
Cookie Details
| Cookie Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory pending verification. See the note below. | ||||
The specific cookies used on this website depend on the active WordPress configuration, plugins, and third-party integrations. This inventory should be completed after the live website has been inspected and its actual cookies have been verified.
Cookies And The AI Testing Experience
Cookies and uploaded photographs are different things. Cookies may support basic website functionality, but a photograph sent to an AI backend is not necessarily stored in a browser cookie. Server-side photo processing and browser-based tracking are separate technical processes.
How uploaded photos are handled depends on the configured analysis workflow, and is described in the Privacy Policy rather than in this Cookie Policy. We do not use this page to make claims about photo storage, deletion, local processing, or model training. Optional analytics or external integrations may carry their own data-handling implications. Where a third-party AI service is used, its relevant processing disclosures should be referenced through the Privacy Policy or the provider's documentation.
Cookie Consent And Preferences
Where the website uses a consent-management tool, you can manage optional cookie choices through its controls. Categories shown may include Essential, Functional, Analytics, and Marketing cookies, limited to those relevant to the site's actual configuration. Your choices may be recorded so the website can remember them, where implemented.
If a preference center is available, you can reopen it to change your choices. You can change or withdraw consent using the controls the website provides, subject to applicable law. Displaying this policy does not by itself mean consent has been obtained, and optional cookies must not be activated before required consent is given. Where law requires, accepting and rejecting optional cookies must be equally prominent in the consent interface.
Your Cookie Choices Matter
Where optional cookies or similar technologies are used, the website should provide the controls required by applicable law so you can make informed choices. The available options depend on the site's active consent-management configuration.
Managing Cookies Through Your Browser
Most modern browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies. Look for settings such as:
- cookie and site-data settings;
- blocking third-party cookies;
- clearing stored site data;
- website-specific permissions; and
- related privacy settings.
Instructions differ by browser and version, so please consult your browser's support documentation. Blocking certain cookies may affect how the website works. Browser-level controls may not replace a consent-management choice or satisfy every legal consent requirement.
Cookie Retention And Expiration
Session cookies are generally intended to expire when the browsing session ends. Persistent cookies remain until their configured expiration or until you remove them. Actual expiration depends on each cookie's implementation, and not every cookie expires when the browser closes. Verified durations are shown in the Cookie Details table.
Browser-stored cookie retention is different from server-side retention of contact information, uploaded photographs, analytics records, or AI-generated outputs. Please refer to the Privacy Policy for personal-data retention information.
Personal Information And Cookies
Some cookies or similar technologies may be associated with information that identifies or relates to a person, depending on the technology and the data collected. It helps to distinguish between:
- information you provide directly;
- browser identifiers;
- technical and usage information;
- uploaded photographs; and
- information processed by an AI service.
Not every cookie is personal data under every legal framework. The Privacy Policy provides further information about how personal data is processed.
International Data Transfers
External providers may process information in locations different from yours where the website's configuration involves international data transfers. Where the law requires it, appropriate safeguards should be in place for such transfers.
Provider locations and any transfer mechanisms must be confirmed before this section is published; until confirmed, this policy makes no statement about where data is processed.
Updates To This Cookie Policy
We may update this policy when circumstances change, for example when:
- website technology changes;
- WordPress plugins or themes change;
- new analytics services are introduced;
- new third-party integrations are added;
- cookie categories change; or
- consent requirements or legal obligations change.
Updated versions are published with an accurate revision date. Where material changes require notice or additional consent, we follow the applicable legal requirements. Publishing an updated policy does not automatically grant consent to new optional cookies.
Contact Us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, the cookies used by the website, or how to manage your preferences, contact us using the email address below.