We utilize lightweight digital markers—cookies—to optimize your traversal through LevelLabora's digital infrastructure. No surveillance, just system stability and personalized navigation vectors.
Essential vs. Analytics
LevelLabora categorizes cookie usage into two distinct operational modes. We do not collect personal identifiers without explicit consent. The markers we deploy are strictly for session integrity and user experience calibration.
These markers are the backbone of the site's architecture. They manage session authentication, load balancing, and security token preservation. They cannot be disabled via the consent interface as the site will not function without them.
Optional markers that help us refine the trajectory. They track page velocity, interaction hotspots, and error rates. These remain dormant until you opt-in via the global consent banner.
Browser requests page. No cookies present. Server generates a unique session token.
Token stored in browser memory. Subsequent requests carry this signature to verify identity.
User can purge optional markers via the consent interface. Necessary markers expire on session end.
LevelLabora operates as a closed ecosystem where possible. However, to deliver certain interactive features (such as map rendering on our Transmission page or font rendering), we may interface with external services.
These providers act as data processors. They have access to your IP address and browser signature solely for technical delivery. They are contractually forbidden from using this data for their own profiling.
