How Rajatheertha uses browser storage for privacy choices and engagement measurement, with optional analytics and advertising controls.
Cookies and similar technologies are small storage mechanisms used by websites, browsers and third-party services to remember choices, operate features, measure visits or support advertising.
Rajatheertha uses a privacy choices manager that stores consent preferences in browser storage so reader choices can be remembered.
When you like an article, local browser storage remembers the like to prevent repeated submissions from that browser. This operates independently of optional analytics and advertising choices.
Optional article engagement analytics stores a session identifier and up to 25 recently viewed article paths in browser session storage only after analytics consent. Turning off analytics clears this storage. The article view counter works without this storage, including before consent or when optional analytics is declined. See the Privacy Policy for the engagement information sent to the site and its services.
If analytics or advertising providers are enabled, those providers may set or read cookies and similar identifiers according to their own policies.
For questions about how long browser storage or information sent to the site is retained, contact the publication contact page.
Questions can be sent to the publication contact page.
