Cookie Privacy Policy

A browser cookie is a small record that a site can ask your browser to return on later requests. Local storage and similar browser mechanisms can remember information in other ways. Envío Cero’s custom theme uses a simpler approach for the visible reading interface.

What the envelope interface remembers

Feature	Where its state lives
The mobile stamp-sheet menu	In the current page’s memory; no saved menu preference.
The expandable questions	In the browser’s current page state; no theme cookie.
The arithmetic question	A signed value in the form and short-lived server records, not a tracking identifier in browser storage.

The theme does not create a visitor profile, add advertising cookies or store a cross-site identifier. Its fonts, images and menu code are served from the site rather than a remote font or captcha service. The Contact response may put a short status value in the page URL; it contains no message text.

The rest of a WordPress visit

WordPress can use cookies for authenticated administration and related functions. Hosting, cache, security tools or other installed software may have their own behaviour. A theme-level description is not a complete audit of every plugin or of the hosting provider. Embedded content in an individual article can also contact its own provider; that provider’s storage rules apply to those requests. Opening an ordinary external link is a separate visit.

Decisions at the browser

You can inspect and remove site cookies and stored data through your browser’s privacy or site settings, block categories of storage, or use a separate browsing profile. Clearing login cookies may sign you out. Blocking cookies does not by itself prevent ordinary hosting logs. If optional tracking is added later, this description and any consent controls should be brought into line before that tracking is used where consent is required.

For the message fields, connection information and temporary abuse checks, read the Privacy Policy. To report unexpected storage, leave a note with the page URL, browser and cookie or storage name, but never send a session token or password.