How this version of the Netcat website uses cookies, browser storage and external services.
Last updated: 2 October 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website can store in your browser. They can support essential functions or, when enabled, remember preferences, measure visits or track activity. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage.
Cookies used by this application
The current application does not set cookies or store data in local storage or session storage. It does not load analytics, advertising pixels, profiling tools or embedded third-party widgets. No optional cookies are currently enabled.
Language and interface preferences
The language is identified by the URL, such as /en or /it. On an initial visit to the root URL, the browser's Accept-Language header helps select a language. Animation preferences follow the browser or operating system setting. Pausing the animation, selecting a demo and changing calculator values remain in page memory and are not saved after a reload.
Assets and external links
Fonts, images and 3D assets are served from this website, without embedded external media. A LinkedIn link opens a separate website only when you select it. Cookies and data processing on that website are governed by its own policies.
Your choices
Because this application does not currently enable optional cookies, it does not display an accept-or-reject cookie banner. You can manage or delete cookies through your browser settings. If optional tracking is introduced, the policy and consent controls must be updated before those tools are enabled.
Technical data and updates
Serving a website involves processing technical connection data, such as an IP address; this is distinct from storing cookies in your browser. Hosting and security settings must be checked on the deployed website. For questions about this policy, contact info@netcat.website. The update date above identifies this version.
This policy describes the current application. Verify the deployed hosting configuration and have the final legal text reviewed before public launch. Review this policy whenever external services change.