Cookies
Cookies and the choice stored in this browser
This notice explains the small store of information used on the Logic Latticefield Academy website, which publishes candlestick pattern interpretation classes. It sits beside the privacy notice.
What cookies are
A cookie is a short text file a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later visits. Local storage is a similar shelf inside the browser that is not sent to a server automatically. This site uses local storage for your cookie choice, and it does not set an analytics cookie of its own.
Types used here
Essential: the record of your Accept or Reject choice, so the notice does not return on every page. Analytics: none. Advertising cookies: none. The pages, the journal, the class sheets, and the enquiry form all work whether you accept or reject. Rejecting does not lock any page.
The record we keep
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| logic-latticefield-cookie-consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected this notice. It is stored in local storage in your browser, not sent as a cookie on each request. | Until you clear site data for this website | Logic Latticefield Academy Co., Ltd. |
Third-party requests
Typefaces are loaded from Google Fonts. That request can expose your IP address to Google, and Google may set or read its own cookies under its policies. We do not add Google Analytics, advertising tags, or embedded video. If you block third-party requests, the pages still read in the browser’s own serif fonts.
How to manage or disable
Use the Accept and Reject buttons on the notice. To change your mind later, clear site data for logic-latticefield.click in your browser settings; the notice will show again. Browser controls can also block cookies and local storage entirely. Blocking storage means we cannot remember your choice, so the notice will keep appearing. It does not stop you reading the class sheets or sending an enquiry.
Impact of disabling
Disabling the consent record only affects whether the notice stays dismissed. Disabling Google’s font request changes the look of the type, not the words. There is no analytics cookie to switch off, because we do not run one.