AI Marker Cookie Policy
Last updated: December 2025
This Cookie Policy explains how Connektify Ltd (trading as AI Marker) uses cookies and similar technologies on aimarker.co.uk and any AI Marker apps or embedded services (together, the Service). It also explains how you can control them.
1. Scope and how this policy fits with other documents
1.1 Who we are
Connektify Ltd (AI Marker) is responsible for the cookies and similar technologies used through the Service and for any personal data collected through them.
1.2 What this Cookie Policy covers
We use technologies that store information on your device or read information from your device. In this policy we call this group Cookies, which includes:
website cookies
pixels and tags
local storage (like localStorage and sessionStorage)
mobile app SDKs
device identifiers (where used for analytics or marketing)
These tools may operate when you:
visit our Website
use an AI Marker app (if available)
use AI Marker pages embedded in other pages (for example payments, widgets, or support tools)
open and interact with certain emails (for example open tracking pixels)
1.3 Relationship to our Privacy Notice and Terms of Service
This Cookie Policy sits alongside:
our Privacy Notice (how we handle personal data overall), and
our Terms of Service (the contract rules for using AI Marker).
1.4 Cookies and personal data
Some cookie data counts as personal data (for example cookie IDs, advertising IDs, device identifiers, IP address, and browsing behaviour). When cookie data links to you or can single you out, our Privacy Notice applies as well.
1.5 Contact
Questions about cookies or your choices: info@connektify.uk
2. What cookies and similar technologies are
2.1 Website cookies (HTTP cookies)
Small text files stored by your browser. Some expire when you close your browser (session cookies). Others stay for longer (persistent cookies). They can be set by us (first-party) or by partners (third-party).
2.2 Web storage and browser storage
Storage like localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, and service worker caches. These can store larger values than cookies and are used for similar purposes.
2.3 Pixels and tags
Small pieces of code or tiny images (often 1×1) that report events, like page views or button clicks.
2.4 Mobile app SDKs and device identifiers
If you use an app version of AI Marker, app SDKs may store data on the device or access device identifiers for analytics and (if enabled) marketing measurement.
2.5 Device fingerprinting
Some services can combine device signals (browser type, fonts, screen size, settings) to create a device profile. If we use this type of tracking, we treat it as optional and keep it off unless you enable the relevant cookie category.
3. What we use cookies for (categories, examples, and duration)
Your simple rule of thumb
Strictly Necessary cookies are always on because the Service cannot run properly without them.
All other cookie categories are off until you turn them on in Cookie Settings.
Below are the common categories. The exact cookie names and partners can change as we update the Service. The most up-to-date list is shown in our Cookie Settings panel (available from the cookie banner and from the Website footer link).
3.1 Purpose categories
Strictly Necessary: account login, security, load balancing, fraud prevention, saving your cookie choices.
Functional: extra features that make the Service easier to use (for example live chat, remembering preferences, testing improvements).
Analytics: helps us understand how the Service is used (pages viewed, feature usage, performance, errors).
Advertising: measures the performance of ads and helps show more relevant ads (only if you enable this category).
Social media: used when you interact with social features (for example share buttons or embedded social content), if present and enabled.
3.2 Cookie inventory (examples)
This table shows typical cookies you may see. Your Cookie Settings panel shows the current list active on your device.
| Cookie / Identifier | Provider | Category | What it does | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consent preference cookie | AI Marker | Strictly Necessary | Saves your cookie choices so we do not ask every page load | 1–12 months |
| Session / security cookie | AI Marker | Strictly Necessary | Keeps you logged in, protects against misuse, supports secure sessions | Session to a few days |
| Feature preference storage key | AI Marker | Functional | Remembers UI choices (for example language, layout, last page) | Session to 12 months |
| A/B test cookie | AI Marker or testing partner | Functional | Shows a consistent version of a page during a test | 1 day to a few months |
| Analytics identifier | Analytics provider | Analytics | Distinguishes visits so we can measure usage and improve performance | Session to 13 months |
| Ad measurement identifier | Advertising partner | Advertising | Measures ad conversions and campaign performance | Session to 13 months |
| Social media identifier | Social platform | Social media | Enables sharing or social interactions where used | Session to 13 months |
3.3 Children
AI Marker is intended for users aged 13 and over. We do not set optional profiling cookies for children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has used the Service and cookies were set, contact info@connektify.uk and we will take steps to remove the data linked to that child account.
4. How you can manage cookies
4.1 Cookie Settings on AI Marker
You can control optional cookies using our Cookie Settings tool:
accept all optional cookies
reject all optional cookies
switch categories on or off at any time
Strictly Necessary cookies stay active.
4.2 Browser controls
Most browsers let you:
block cookies
delete cookies
set rules per site
clear storage
If you block Strictly Necessary cookies, parts of the Service may not work (for example login, security features, saving preferences).
4.3 Mobile controls (if you use an app)
Your device settings may let you limit advertising identifiers and tracking features. Turning these off can reduce ad measurement and personalisation.
4.4 Email tracking (if used)
Some emails may include tracking pixels to measure opens and clicks. You can reduce this by changing email settings (for example blocking remote images) or using privacy features offered by your email provider.
4.5 How often we ask again
We will ask you to review your cookie choices at least every 12 months, and also when we add a new cookie category, new partner, or make a meaningful change to how cookies are used.