Last updated: October 19, 2026
A practical explanation of website storage, security tools, external services and the choices available through your browser.
What cookies and similar technologies do
Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar technologies include local or session storage and identifiers used by website features. They can support authentication, security, preferences and embedded services. Their behavior depends on the pages, features and browser settings involved.
This policy concerns seavolk.com, operated by SEAVOLK Read it together with our Privacy Policy.
Technologies used by website features
| Feature | Purpose and context |
|---|---|
| WordPress authentication | Cookies support sign-in and administration for authorized users. These are different from an ordinary visitor submitting a quote. |
| Google reCAPTCHA | Google security scripts are loaded on website pages to support spam and abuse prevention. When executed, reCAPTCHA sets the _GRECAPTCHA cookie for risk analysis and may process device and interaction information. |
| Website preferences and interactive features | Enabled site features, such as popups, may use cookies or browser storage to remember a dismissal or preference. Exact names and durations depend on the feature and configuration. |
| External messaging and linked sites | WhatsApp and Telegram buttons are links to external services. Those services apply their own cookie and privacy practices when you open or use them. |
This table describes feature categories; it is not an exhaustive browser-specific inventory of every identifier or its lifetime. A provider may also receive cookies already present for its domain.
Google reCAPTCHA
reCAPTCHA is supplied by Google. Its processing is governed by Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Google describes the _GRECAPTCHA cookie in its reCAPTCHA documentation.
Blocking third-party scripts or storage may affect security checks or other site features. You can also contact SEAVOLK by the published email or telephone number.
Your browser and privacy choices
You can inspect, delete or block cookies and site storage in your browser’s privacy or site-data settings. Use the browser’s own help for instructions. Changes generally apply to that browser or device; deleting stored preferences can reset previous choices.
Blocking storage does not prevent all server-side processing or information you voluntarily send in a form or message. It may affect sign-in or features that rely on the blocked technology.
This policy does not treat scrolling, continuing to browse or reading a page as consent to optional tracking. Where applicable law requires prior consent for a technology, publishing this policy does not replace that requirement.
Optional analytics, advertising and embedded content
Optional analytics, advertising or additional embedded services may involve technologies beyond the operational features described above. Their use requires an accurate description and any choice or consent required by applicable law. Do not assume that a specific analytics provider or advertising cookie is active merely because this policy discusses those categories.
External content and providers can change their technologies. Review their policies when choosing to use an external service.
Updates and contact
We may update this policy as site features and technology arrangements change. The update date identifies the current version.
Questions about cookies or your information can be sent to operations@seavolk.com.
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