Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text records a website asks a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage and provider identifiers. They can be temporary for one session or persist until an expiry date or deletion.

2. Core public Service

The core public tools at iprapid.com are designed to work without setting a visitor session cookie, local-storage identifier or public account cookie. Language is selected from the URL or request and is not saved as a preference. WebRTC and DNS diagnostic operations use browser and network APIs, not a tracking cookie.

3. Strictly necessary administration

The non-public administration area uses a secure, HTTP-only, same-site session cookie after authorized staff authenticate. It is limited to the administration path and supports login state and security controls. Stateless anti-forgery tokens can also be used to protect forms. These mechanisms are not used to track public visitors.

4. Optional third-party categories

Content pages can support an analytics provider for audience measurement or an advertising provider. These optional integrations are not required for the network tools and may place or read cookies and similar identifiers if activated. The provider can also receive IP address, browser metadata and the page URL through the network connection. Where consent is legally required, these integrations should remain blocked until you choose to allow them. The absence of a consent control means non-essential integrations should be treated as disabled.

5. Current category summary

• Public core tools: no first-party visitor cookie required.
• Authorized administration: strictly necessary security and session state, scoped to the administration area.
• Analytics or advertising: conditional third-party storage only when separately configured and lawfully activated.

6. Your controls

You can inspect, block or delete cookies in browser settings. Blocking administration cookies prevents staff login but does not prevent use of the public core tools. Browser privacy controls can also restrict third-party storage. If a consent control is displayed, you may use it to change non-essential choices; withdrawing consent does not affect earlier lawful processing.

7. Changes

We will update this policy when cookie names, purposes, providers or retention periods materially change. The last-updated date identifies the current version. For questions about storage observed in your browser, contact us with the page URL and cookie or storage name.