What these technologies do

A cookie is a small piece of information stored by your browser after a website visit. Websites may use browser storage, pixels, tags, and similar tools to remember a setting, maintain a session, load a feature, or record an interaction. This policy uses “cookies” as a convenient term for these technologies.

Some cookies last only for a browsing session. Others remain until they expire or you remove them. Cookies placed by the website you visit are often called first-party cookies. Cookies or requests connected with another service are often described as third-party technologies.

How cookies relate to our website

The technologies present can vary between upstate-canna.co, shop.upstate-canna.co, and services you open through a link or embedded feature. The following categories explain common functions; they are not a verified inventory of every cookie currently present.

• Site operation: functions such as security checks, session handling, and shopping activity.
• Preferences: choices such as a saved setting or an age-confirmation response, where a feature uses storage.
• Measurement: information about visits, page use, or errors, where measurement tools are enabled.
• Outside features: information connected with services such as online menus, maps, media, or account tools.
• Advertising: identifiers or interactions used for campaign measurement or targeted advertising, where those technologies are enabled.

Cookie information can include an identifier, device details, pages viewed, and the timing of an interaction. Some tools send information to another service without storing a traditional cookie.

Age confirmation and shopping

A website feature may store an age-confirmation response so a visitor does not repeat it on every page. That response is not proof of age and does not replace identification checks for a purchase or delivery. Clearing browser storage may reset that response or other saved preferences.

Online ordering and account services may have their own storage and privacy controls. Review the provider notices shown in the service you use.

Managing browser storage

Your browser settings can let you inspect stored website data, delete it, block selected cookies, or limit third-party cookies. Look for privacy or site-data settings in your browser. Changes can affect sign-in, shopping sessions, preferences, or embedded features.

Browser settings do not necessarily stop every tracking method. Blocking cookies does not automatically prevent a page from sending information through tags or other network requests. Choices may need to be repeated for each browser and device.

Website controls and privacy signals

If a cookie preference panel is presented by a website or ordering service, use that panel to review the categories offered and change your choices. Its scope depends on the service providing it. This policy does not create a cookie-control panel or block tracking by itself.

Some browsers provide signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. Their operation and legal effect differ. Where applicable law requires an opt-out signal to be honored, the relevant processing must follow that requirement. Contact us if you need help with an applicable opt-out or cannot find a control.

Outside services and further information

A map, menu, media player, or linked platform may connect to another provider when loaded or used. That provider’s notice explains its handling of information. Our Privacy Policy describes information connected with our customer services.

Contact us to ask about cookies used in a particular visit. Include the page address and the browser you used; do not send account passwords or payment credentials.

Policy updates

We may revise this page when website features, providers, or applicable requirements change. The page date identifies the latest published revision.