Vareqon-Labs Cookie Policy 2026 | UK Visitors
We want you to know exactly what happens in your browser when you visit us. This policy explains, in plain English, how cookies and similar technologies are used on the Vareqon-Labs site in 2026, and how you stay in control of them. Our site is currently a 'Coming Soon' page, so our use of cookies is deliberately limited.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website places on your phone, tablet or computer when you visit. They let a site remember small details, such as a setting you chose or whether you have already seen a notice. Similar technologies, including local storage and pixels, do comparable jobs and are covered by this policy too. Cookies do not run programmes or carry viruses, and on their own they cannot read other files on your device. Some are essential to a page loading properly, while others are optional and only used with your agreement.
The categories we use
We group cookies into four categories. Necessary cookies keep the page working and secure, and they cannot be switched off. Functional cookies remember preferences, such as your cookie choices, so you are not asked repeatedly. Analytics cookies give us anonymous, aggregated insight into how many people visit and which parts of the page they view, helping us improve. Marketing cookies would be used to measure campaigns or show relevant messages elsewhere online. Because we are still pre-launch, we only use the categories needed to run the page and, where you agree, to understand visitor interest.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies come from services we work with rather than from us directly. These can include tools that count visits, deliver the email subscribe box, or measure how a campaign performs. Those providers set their own cookies and handle the resulting information under their own privacy terms, which we encourage you to read. We only enable third-party cookies that serve a clear purpose, and any that are not strictly necessary stay off until you give your consent through the cookie notice on the page.
How long cookies last
Cookies fall into two broad types by lifespan. Session cookies disappear as soon as you close your browser, and we use them for short-term technical needs. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period, from a few days to up to twelve months, so that your preferences and consent choice are remembered on later visits. Once a persistent cookie reaches its expiry date, it is removed automatically. You can also delete cookies yourself at any time, which clears them ahead of schedule.
Managing and opting out
You decide which optional cookies we use. When you first arrive, the cookie notice lets you accept, decline or adjust the non-essential categories, and you can reopen those choices whenever you like. Your browser settings offer another route: most browsers let you block or delete cookies, or alert you before one is stored. Be aware that blocking necessary cookies may stop parts of the page from working as intended. If you subscribe to our launch updates, you can unsubscribe from those emails at any time, separately from your cookie settings. If gambling is ever part of our service, we will always promote safer play, and 18+ rules will apply.
Changes to this policy
We may update this cookie policy as our site develops, particularly when we move beyond the 'Coming Soon' stage or adopt new tools. Whenever we make a meaningful change, we will revise the policy on this page and, where the change affects your consent, ask for your choice again. We suggest checking back from time to time. If you have questions about how we use cookies, please contact our team through the details provided on the site, and we will be glad to help.