Current application behavior
The calculator does not use cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage or account tokens to keep birth details or results. It has no advertising scripts, analytics SDK, tag manager, embedded social content or contact form. Form state exists only in page memory and clears on reload.
Pre-launch response inspection found no application cookie. Hostinger's delivery or security layer may use strictly necessary technology to deliver or protect the site; the clean-browser inventory is repeated after the final domain is connected and this policy is updated if that behavior changes.
Strictly necessary versus optional technology
The current inventory separates storage needed to deliver a service explicitly requested by the visitor from optional measurement, personalization or advertising. The classification depends on the actual purpose and jurisdiction, not the label chosen by a vendor.
Rules for any future consent interface
Optional technology must remain blocked before a valid choice, and Reject must be as operationally effective as Accept. Visitors must be able to reopen settings and change a choice. The interface must not use preselected options, misleading button hierarchy or consent as permission to collect calculator inputs.
If optional analytics or advertising is introduced, the consent interface and network behavior must be tested in accepted, rejected and withdrawn states. A banner alone is not evidence that optional tags are blocked.
Birth details are never an advertising or analytics field
Birth date, time, city, coordinates, timezone, UTC instant, astronomical longitude and placement combinations must not be sent to analytics, ad-tech, error-reporting or consent vendors. A visitor choosing optional measurement would not change that prohibition.
Updates to this policy
Effective 4 September 2026. Response cookies and storage are inspected on a clean browser so the setter, purpose, duration and recipients can be documented accurately. A new vendor or changed cookie requires a renewed inventory and consent tests before activation.