This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Brenquist Engine website, how they differ from the project inquiry process and how you can manage them.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small piece of information a website asks your browser to store. The browser may send it back on a later request. Session cookies usually expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies expire after a set time or when you remove them.
A cookie is not the same as a server log or the short-lived server records used to protect the inquiry form. Clearing browser data removes local storage according to your browser settings. It does not remove a project inquiry already received by Brenquist Engine.
What the public website uses
The public site delivers its images, fonts and page scripts from the website itself. Its navigation, visual effects and inquiry form do not require a cookie, browser storage or a third-party advertising script.
The public site does not set optional analytics, personalization or advertising cookies. Hosting or security infrastructure may use strictly necessary technologies to manage traffic, protect the service or maintain availability. Any such use depends on how the website is hosted and configured.
WordPress administration
WordPress may set sign-in, security and interface preference cookies when an authorized user signs in to administer the website. These cookies keep a session active, protect authenticated actions or remember administrative settings.
If you are visiting the public site without signing in, administrator authentication cookies are not needed to browse services, read legal information or submit an inquiry.
Project inquiries and protection against abuse
The project form sends your entries to the site when you choose to submit it. Information used to check submissions and reduce duplicates is handled on the server. A message on the page confirms receipt once the inquiry has been recorded.
Inquiry data is handled under the Privacy Policy. The form uses a first-party network request and does not embed a third-party tracking widget or require an advertising identifier.
Browser settings and opt-out signals
Most browsers let you view or remove stored cookies and allow or block cookies by site. Blocking necessary cookies may affect authenticated WordPress features or security checks provided by the host. It should not affect normal browsing of the public service pages.
Some browsers send preference signals such as Global Privacy Control. We do not sell information or use it for targeted advertising on this site. If our practices change, we will update this Policy and provide any controls required for the new use.
Updates to this Policy
We will revise this Policy when the website’s cookie or storage practices change. If we introduce a technology that requires notice or consent, we will present the applicable notice or preference controls at that time.
Contact about cookies and website technology
Brenquist Engine- projects@brenquistengine.com
- Address
- 10 Boulder Crescent St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
- Phone
- +1 (983) 223-3671