Cookie Policy

Cookies are small pieces of data stored or read by a website through a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage and other device identifiers.

Hosting and security providers may nevertheless use strictly necessary technologies to deliver, protect or balance traffic to the website.

Strictly necessary

Required to provide a requested feature, maintain security, remember essential choices or operate the website.

Preferences

Used to remember non-essential interface or personalization choices.

Analytics

Used to understand visits, performance and feature usage. These technologies are not active merely because they are described here.

Advertising

Used to measure or personalize advertising. TimeInOne must update this policy and implement any required consent controls before adding such tools.

Shared Meeting Planner configurations may be encoded directly in the URL. This allows another browser to restore the selected cities and settings without requiring an account.

A URL is not a cookie, but it can still reveal the information written into it to recipients, browser history, hosting logs or referral systems.

Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or trace technologies, TimeInOne should request that consent before activating them.

Refusing non-essential technologies should not prevent access to the core public time tools, unless a particular technology is genuinely necessary for a requested feature.

• Use your browser settings to view, block or delete cookies.
• Clear local and session storage through browser site-data controls.
• Use any TimeInOne consent preference tool that may be introduced after analytics or advertising services are installed.

Blocking strictly necessary storage may cause some requested functions to stop working correctly.

Before installing analytics, advertising or other non-essential tracking services, TimeInOne must review their cookies, purposes, retention periods, providers and applicable consent requirements.