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What cookies modernlabyrinth.com uses, why, and how to change your choice.

Last updated: October 10, 2026

Your choice

Modern Labyrinth (Three Teeth, Inc.) uses cookies and browser storage to remember choices and, with permission, measure website use or marketing attribution. Select Cookie Settings to reopen preferences. Analytics and marketing are separate choices; rejecting both does not prevent a business inquiry.

A Global Privacy Control signal disables the marketing category. Withdrawing permission blocks new optional tracking and may reload the page after the choice is saved to stop loaded tools. If browser storage cannot save the choice, Clarity stays stopped and Google receives denial signals, but an already-running advertising tool may continue until you close the tab. The preferences panel reports this storage failure. The choice may not survive later navigation or a reload. Withdrawal does not recall data already sent. See the Privacy Policy for requests and other processing.

Necessary preference storage

ml_cookie_consent is a first-party cookie and local-storage record of the selected categories, version and timestamp. The preference is valid for up to 365 days. We may ask again after expiry or a material consent-version change. This record lets the site apply your choice; it is not permission for an optional category.

Hosting and security services also process requests needed to operate the site.

Analytics

With analytics permission, enabled analytics tools may measure page visits and interactions. Google Analytics is available according to the active configuration. Google Analytics can set first-party cookies such as _ga and _ga_<property-id>; their duration depends on the property configuration. Provider-side retention is separate from browser-cookie duration.

ml_utm_params stores campaign parameters in local storage for up to 30 days after capture, with analytics permission. It is removed or ignored when that permission is withdrawn or the record expires. The advertising click identifier is handled separately under marketing.

Our Google Analytics page-view events omit query strings and fragments from the page location and referrer, and our designed conversion events do not include typed inquiry contact details. These controls do not make all provider processing anonymous.

Optional session replay

When enabled, Microsoft Clarity helps us review page interactions and usability through masked session replay and heatmaps. We request its script only after analytics permission, on selected public pages. Page text and form content are masked. The pilot excludes visits with query strings, unreviewed fragments or unreviewed referrers; masking page text alone does not remove information from URLs or referrers. It does not cover every page or visit.

Clarity may use the first-party cookies _clck and _clsk after permission. Its advertising-storage signal follows the separate marketing choice and Global Privacy Control. Withdrawing permission stops replay in this document and may reload the page after the new choice is saved. If browser storage cannot save the change, replay stays stopped for this document; the browser may not retain that choice for future visits.

Marketing

With marketing permission, ml_click_id may hold an advertising click identifier in session storage for attribution of a business inquiry. It is not stored before that choice and is cleared when marketing is withdrawn or Global Privacy Control applies. Enabled marketing tools, such as the LinkedIn Insight Tag, follow the marketing choice.

Choosing analytics does not also grant advertising storage, advertising-user-data or ad-personalization permissions. The current configuration and provider settings determine which approved measurement integrations are available.

Functional preferences

The functional category is separate from analytics and marketing. No separate optional functional-storage item is listed for the current site. Necessary consent storage remains necessary regardless of the functional choice.

Browser and provider controls

Your browser can also block or remove cookies and site data. Removing preference storage makes the site ask again; private browsing or another device may have separate choices. Browser restrictions can limit saved preferences, but optional analytics is not required to submit an inquiry.

Provider information: Microsoft, Google, Vercel, and LinkedIn. For questions or privacy requests, contact privacy@modernlabyrinth.com.