Privacy
How personal information is handled.
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How the UNBOUNDED™ website uses cookies and similar technologies.
This notice explains which technologies may be used, why they are used and how you can control optional cookies.
Cookies and similar technologies are small data files or browser-storage mechanisms used to operate websites, remember preferences, support security, understand usage and provide selected features.
Some technologies are needed for core functions such as security, session management, load balancing, consent settings, account sign-in and protection against misuse. Where legally permitted, these may operate without optional consent because the requested service cannot function properly without them.
Preference technologies may remember language, timezone, display choices, followed filters or other settings so users do not need to select them again. My Circuit™ and authenticated preferences should be stored in the user account where appropriate rather than relying solely on browser storage.
Analytics may be used to understand aggregate website use, performance, navigation and errors. Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential analytics, those technologies should remain disabled until the user has provided the required consent.
If UNBOUNDED uses marketing or advertising technologies, their purpose, provider and consent basis are identified through the active cookie settings interface.
Embedded media, analytics, authentication or external service providers may set or receive technologies according to their role. The live cookie settings interface should identify material third parties in use at the time.
Users can manage available non-essential categories through Cookie Settings and can also use browser controls to block, delete or limit cookies. Blocking necessary technologies may affect sign-in, preferences or website functionality.
Different technologies persist for different periods. Session technologies expire when the browser session ends; persistent technologies remain for a defined period or until deleted. The cookie inventory states applicable durations where available.
This Notice should be updated when material website technologies or providers change. The current website configuration and Cookie Settings interface should be treated as the operational source for active categories.
The related website policies are listed below.
Where consent is legally required, the available categories are explained before optional technologies are accepted.
Security, session, consent and core functionality that the requested service depends on.
Language, timezone, followed filters or other choices that improve continuity.
Aggregate information used to understand performance, navigation and errors where permitted.
Any advertising or campaign measurement technologies, if used, should be separately identified and controllable.
A generic notice is not a substitute for a current inventory. The live Cookie Settings interface should identify material technologies, providers, purposes, categories and durations.
The cookie settings used on the website should match this notice.
When a new analytics, authentication, embedded-media or marketing provider is added, the inventory should be updated.
When a provider is removed, the public inventory is updated accordingly.
Consent records should be handled according to applicable law and the technical implementation in use.
Where required, Cookie Settings lets you revisit non-essential choices.
Cookie controls are intended to make the choice understandable: technologies needed to provide the website are distinguished from optional technologies used for preferences, measurement or other additional purposes.
Change a preference when your needs change.
Where the website offers Cookie Settings, you can use them to review the available categories and change choices for non-essential technologies. A change normally applies from that point forward; it may not remove information already processed before the preference was changed.
Your browser or device may also let you block, restrict or delete cookies and other stored data. Those controls operate separately from the choices presented by the UNBOUNDED website. Browser settings can affect more than one website, so the effect depends on the option you select.
Some website functions depend on technologies that support security, sign-in, consent records, fraud prevention, load balancing or other essential operations. Restricting those technologies through browser controls may prevent a requested feature from working correctly or may require you to enter preferences again.
If you use more than one browser, device or profile, a preference selected in one environment may not automatically apply in another. You may therefore need to review cookie choices separately on each browser or device you use to access UNBOUNDED.
Questions about the technologies used on the website, available controls or this Notice can be sent through the Contact page. Where a specific third-party service is active, its own privacy or technology information may also apply to its processing.