This Cookie Policy explains how Society of Wealth Organization Inc. uses cookies and similar technologies on societyofwealth.org and related pages. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files or identifiers stored on or associated with your browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, local storage, software development kits, and server logs. They can support essential website functions, remember choices, measure activity, and help us understand communications and campaigns.
2. Cookie Categories
| Category | Purpose | Typical Control |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, network management, forms, load balancing, fraud prevention, consent records, and core page functions. | Usually cannot be disabled through the consent tool because the site may not function without them. |
| Functional | Remembering preferences and improving optional site features. | May be controlled through the cookie banner or browser settings. |
| Analytics | Understanding page visits, navigation, performance, and aggregate engagement so we can improve the site. | Controlled through consent settings where required. |
| Advertising | Measuring campaigns or providing more relevant outreach when advertising tools are configured. | Controlled through consent and opt-out settings where required. |
3. HubSpot Technologies
Our website may use HubSpot for hosting, forms, CRM, analytics, and communications. HubSpot may set necessary and optional cookies depending on our configuration and your consent. The specific cookie names and durations can change as HubSpot updates its services.
4. Consent and Preference Controls
Where available, the website cookie banner lets you accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookies. Your choices are generally associated with the browser and device you use. Clearing cookies, using another browser, or using another device may require you to set preferences again.
You may also control cookies through browser settings. Blocking all cookies can prevent forms, logins, videos, preferences, or other features from working correctly.
5. Global Privacy Control
Where legally required and technically supported, we recognize Global Privacy Control signals as an opt-out request for sale or sharing associated with that browser or device. Other browser “Do Not Track” signals may not have a uniform technical or legal standard.
6. Third-Party Content
Embedded videos, social-media features, community tools, event widgets, or other third-party content may set cookies or collect information independently. Loading may depend on your consent settings. Third-party privacy and cookie policies govern their independent practices.
7. Cookie Retention
Some cookies expire when you close the browser; others remain for a defined period or until deleted. Retention depends on purpose, provider configuration, security needs, and consent settings.
8. Updates
We may update this Policy when technologies, providers, law, or practices change. The Last Updated date shows the most recent revision.
9. Contact
Questions may be submitted through our Contact page using the subject “Cookie Privacy.”