Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small files or pieces of information that can be stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies can also store or read information through your browser.

2. Current Cookie Position

PostHour uses cookies and similar technologies only where needed for the website, form functionality, security and basic technical operation.

If optional analytics, marketing, embedded media, maps, chat or other third-party scripts are added later, PostHour will update this policy and any required consent setup before or when those tools go live.

3. Functional And Technical Cookies

The website may use functional or technical cookies and similar storage where needed for WordPress, hosting, security, page loading, form display or basic site operation.

Functional cookies are used to make a website work properly. They are not used here for advertising or retargeting.

4. Tally Contact Form

The contact form is provided through Tally. When you view or submit the form, Tally may process technical data and may use cookies or similar technologies needed to display the form, submit your message, prevent abuse or keep the form working properly.

The current form asks for name, email, optional TikTok handle or website and message. Documents are not uploaded through the website form.

5. Google Search Console

Google Search Console is used to understand how the website appears in Google Search and to monitor technical search performance. It does not place a visitor-facing analytics cookie through PostHour.

6. Browser Settings

You can delete or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking some functional or technical cookies may affect how websites or embedded forms work.

7. Future Changes

If the website later adds optional analytics, marketing tools, embedded media, maps, chat or other third-party scripts that require consent, PostHour will update the Cookie Policy and consent controls.

8. Contact

Questions about this Cookie Policy can be sent through the contact form.