Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy for auxfilerecordings.club
This policy explains how auxfilerecordings.club uses cookie files and similar technologies. It is published by AUX File Recordings, based in Sacramento, California. Questions about this policy can be sent to the email address listed at the end of the document.
Read this page if you want to know what is stored on your device when you visit, which parts of the site depend on it, and what you can change in your browser. It covers the same site whether you arrive from a search result, a release link, or a referral from another page.
AUX File Recordings · Sacramento, California
Current version published on this page
The basic file
What cookies are
Stored on your device. Read by the site that set them. Removed by you, or when they expire.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on a visitor's device. They allow the site to remember preferences and to understand how pages are used. A cookie is not a program and it does not run on its own. It is a short stored value that your browser sends back to the site on later requests, so the site can recognise the same visit or the same choice.
Similar technologies, such as local storage, may serve the same purpose in a browser. Local storage is held by the browser for a single site and is not sent automatically with every request in the way a cookie is. The practical difference matters when you clear data: deleting cookies and clearing site data can remove different pieces, depending on the browser you use.
This policy covers both cookies and those similar technologies where they are used on this site. Where a technology only touches a single page function — for example, keeping a form open while you complete it — it is treated under the same headings as the cookie it replaces. If a future change adds a new kind of storage, this page is where the change will be described.
- Stored by
- Your browser, on your device, at the request of this site.
- Purpose
- To make pages load, remember a choice, or measure use in aggregate.
- Control
- Through your browser settings, at any time.
Needed for the site to work
Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies support basic functions, such as loading pages and keeping a contact form working. The site cannot operate those functions without them. They are limited to what the site needs to function, and they are not used to follow you from page to page for advertising.
In practice, that means the small stored values that keep a session intact while you move between pages, hold a form together while you fill it in, and allow a page you requested to finish loading. If those values are missing, the result is not a personalised site — it is a site that may fail to load, drop a form, or return you to the start.
These cookies do not require consent in the same way as optional tracking technologies. That is because they are required for the function you asked for, rather than added on top of it. Even so, you can block them in your browser. The trade-off is described in the section on managing cookies below.
What they do on this site
- Keep a page loading correctly from one request to the next.
- Keep a contact form working while it is being completed and submitted.
- Hold the consent choice you make for optional technologies, so the site does not ask again on every page.
If these are blocked, some functions may not work. That is a functional limit, not a penalty.
Optional, where used
Analytics and preference cookies
Analytics cookies, where used, provide aggregated information about how visitors use the site, such as which pages are read most often. Preference cookies may remember choices a visitor makes during a visit.
Aggregated means counted together. The point of analytics on a site like this is practical: which release pages are opened, which service pages are read, and where visitors stop. It is used to decide what to keep, what to clarify, and what to move — not to build a profile of an individual visitor.
Preference cookies are smaller in scope. They may remember a choice you made during a visit, such as a display or consent preference, so that the next page in the same visit behaves the same way. They are tied to the visit, not to a catalogue of your interests.
This site does not use those technologies to build a profile for sale to third parties. Cookie files on auxfilerecordings.club stay with the operation of this site. If a later change introduced a technology that shared data beyond this site, that change would need to be described here before it was treated as covered by this policy.
Analytics
Counts of page use, in aggregate, to understand which pages are read.
Preferences
A remembered choice from the current visit, so pages behave consistently.
Your browser, your call
Managing cookies in a browser
A visitor can block or delete cookies through browser settings. Every major browser groups those controls under privacy or site-data settings, and the exact names differ between browsers and versions. The browser's own help pages describe how to change those settings for the browser you are using.
Blocking necessary cookies may prevent some site functions from working, including the contact form. That is the main practical consequence to expect. A form that cannot hold its state, or a page that cannot complete a load, is the sign that a necessary value was blocked or deleted mid-visit.
The effect of blocking optional cookies is limited to the loss of remembered preferences and aggregated measurement. Pages will still load and text will still be readable. What you lose is continuity of choice between pages, and what the site loses is an aggregate picture of which pages are read. Neither effect removes content from the page itself.
What to expect
- Block all cookies: basic reading still works; some functions may not.
- Block optional cookies only: preferences are not remembered between pages.
- Delete cookies after a visit: the next visit starts with no remembered choices.
Keeping the file current
Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated when the site's use of cookies changes. The current version is the version published on this page. If a technology is added, removed, or changes purpose, the description here changes with it, so the text you read describes the site as it is during your visit.
Material changes will be reflected here with a revised version of the document, so visitors can read the terms that apply to their visit. Minor wording corrections that do not change what the site stores, or why, are reflected in the same way — the published page is always the version in force.
Because this is a small site run from Sacramento, changes are deliberate rather than frequent. A new release page, a new service page, or a rewritten section does not by itself change the cookie position. Only a change in what is stored on a visitor's device, or in what that stored value is used for, triggers a revision to this policy.
If you are unsure which version applied when a question arose, include the date of your visit in your message. That makes it possible to answer against the right text.
A common question
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the site without cookies?
Most pages can be read without cookies. Some functions, such as form submission and saved preferences, may not work fully if necessary cookies are blocked. Reading the policy, the release catalogue, and the service pages does not depend on optional storage. Submitting a form is the function most likely to be affected, because it depends on the small values that keep the form working.
Contact for cookie questions
Questions about cookies on this site
Questions about cookies on this site can be sent to the email address below. Written correspondence can also be sent to the Sacramento address. The label will answer questions about the technologies used on auxfilerecordings.club.
Include the page you were reading and, if relevant, the browser you were using. That is usually enough to identify which stored value is involved and to explain what it does.
Contact AUX File RecordingsThe office file
- [email protected]
- Address
- 1401 21st St, Ste R, Sacramento, CA 95811, United States
- Phone
- +1 (916) 564-0759
- Working hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM