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Cookie Policy

This policy describes the browser storage and optional advertising technology used on oakcoaststudio.com.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies and browser storage allow a website or connected service to remember information about a visit. Some technologies are necessary for basic operation; others measure advertising performance and are optional.

2. Technologies used on this website

CategoryPurposeStatus
Essential preference storageRemembers whether you accepted or rejected optional tracking so the site can respect your selection on later visits.Always active
Meta PixelMeasures page visits and completed contact requests connected to Meta advertising. Meta may set cookies such as _fbp or _fbc.Off until accepted

3. Your choices

On your first visit, you can accept all optional tracking, reject non-essential tracking or review the available preference. Rejecting optional tracking does not prevent you from viewing the site or submitting a contact request.

You can change your decision at any time using Cookie settings in the footer. If you withdraw permission, the site revokes Meta Pixel consent and removes the Meta first-party cookies it can access. Your browser settings may provide additional cookie controls.

4. Google Ads tracking

Google Ads conversion tracking is not currently active on this website. If it is added later, the consent controls and this policy will be updated before non-essential Google advertising technology is allowed to run.

5. Contact

Questions about these technologies can be sent to hello@oakcoaststudio.com.

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