Cookies and local storage
This page explains exactly what Build My 14 stores in your browser. There is a practical difference between storage set by this application and technical measures used by the hosting and security infrastructure that serves the site, so both are described separately.
01 · What the application sets
The application itself sets no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies and no third-party tracking cookies at launch. It uses one first-party local storage entry:
02 · Storage register
| # | Key | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | buildmy14.questionnaire.v2 | Local storage (first-party, application) | Keeps your in-progress questionnaire answers, current step and completed profile so a refresh or a return visit does not lose your work. |
03 · How to delete it
Select Start again in the bag builder or on your bag record, or clear site data / local storage for this site in your browser settings. Deleting the entry removes your answers and your recommended fourteen from this device. Nothing needs to be deleted on our side, because nothing is stored there.
04 · Why there is no consent banner
No consent banner appears because no non-essential storage or tracking is in use. The single local storage entry above exists solely to deliver the functionality you asked for by starting the questionnaire.
If analytics, advertising or any other non-essential technology is introduced later, the position will be reassessed and this policy updated — and where consent is required, it will be requested before such technology is enabled.
05 · Hosting and security infrastructure
The site is delivered through hosting and network infrastructure operated by a provider. Such infrastructure can use strictly technical cookies or equivalent identifiers for purposes such as routing, load balancing, abuse prevention and security. We do not claim this can never happen; it is outside the application code and is not used by us for analytics, advertising or profiling. Related technical logging is described in the privacy statement.