Cookies + tracking

Cookies & Similar Technologies

Effective: September 22, 2026

This notice explains browser storage and similar technologies used by EOTLS and the third-party services that support accounts, checkout, fulfillment, security and communications.

1. What these technologies are

Cookies are small data files stored by a browser. Local storage, session storage, pixels, SDKs, request logs and similar technologies can perform related functions such as remembering a cart, maintaining a session, preventing fraud or measuring use.

2. Essential technologies

EOTLS may use essential storage for cart contents, pending checkout state, account/session tokens, interface state, security, fraud prevention and other features necessary to provide a service you requested. Blocking these technologies may prevent account, cart, checkout or form features from functioning.

3. Security and CAPTCHA

Cloudflare Turnstile may be used on forms to help distinguish legitimate interactions from automated abuse. Turnstile may process browser, device, network, request and interaction signals under Cloudflare’s own privacy practices.

4. Payment, fulfillment and communications

Stripe, PayPal, Printify, email providers, hosting providers or other integrated services may use their own cookies or similar technologies when their services are loaded or used. Their policies govern technology they independently control.

5. Analytics

The current EOTLS build does not intentionally depend on a broad third-party behavioral analytics stack for ordinary public browsing. Basic server logs and operational measurements may still be used for reliability, security and diagnostics. If optional analytics tools are added, this notice will identify them and describe available controls.

6. Advertising and interest-based tracking

EOTLS does not currently operate cross-site behavioral advertising as a core function. If interest-based advertising, retargeting pixels or social-ad tracking are introduced, EOTLS will update its privacy disclosures and provide consent or opt-out controls where legally required.

7. Browser controls

You can delete or block cookies and local storage through browser/device settings. Doing so may sign you out, clear a cart, remove saved interface state or interrupt checkout. Private-browsing modes may also clear data automatically.

8. GPC and Do Not Track

EOTLS will honor legally required supported universal opt-out signals such as GPC for covered activity it controls. Traditional “Do Not Track” signals do not have a single universally binding standard; where a specific law requires a response, EOTLS will follow that law.

9. Changes and contact

We may revise this notice as site technology changes. Questions may be submitted through the Contact page.