Cookie Policy
Understanding the minimal trackers we use to keep your verification environments secure and scalable.
Last Updated: November 10, 2026
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are tiny bits of data stored securely within your browser instance. They act as the "memory" of a website, ensuring we can string together a continuous session without breaking state logic when you navigate across dashboards.
By continuing to access your SkillVerify Dashboard, you consent strictly to our system operational cookies.
Categories We Utilize
Strictly Required
Fundamental structural tokens that SkillVerify cannot operate without. Disabling these breaks login mechanics.
- Core PHP Session Tracking
- CSRF Token Security Binding
- Verification Thread Continuity
Functional Storage
Quality-of-life additions ensuring you don't face repeated friction when managing standard interfaces.
- Theme Configuration (Light/Dark mode)
- Temporary GUI Form Data
- Alert Dismissal Memory
Administrative Control
Modern browsers empower you with granular control over what can be stored on your hardware. You may edit these via:
Global Browser Settings
Turn off native storage globally via `Settings > Privacy` inside Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
Session Clears
Manually expire existing files using internal browser storage dev-tools via `F12 > Application`.
Warning: Refusal of Strictly Required cookies will result in hard blocks when attempting to utilize the Gemini verification pipeline via your dashboard API tokens.
Concerns Regarding State Storage?
If you require specific technical insights into how PHP sessions map to our internal load balancers, direct your inquiries to our engineering helpdesk.