Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on a device. Similar technologies may use local storage, pixels, tags or software development kits. This policy uses “cookies” to refer to all of them unless the context requires otherwise.

The live Cookie Settings panel is the authoritative cookie register. It must identify each active cookie or similar technology, provider, purpose, category and duration before that optional technology is enabled. The static summary below explains the expected website configuration.

• The first-layer banner presents equally prominent “Accept all”, “Reject optional” and “Manage settings” choices.
• Optional technologies are blocked until the user makes a positive choice; silence, scrolling or continued browsing is not consent.
• Choices are granular by purpose, and no optional category is pre-selected.
• A persistent Cookie Settings control allows consent to be changed or withdrawn as easily as it was given.
• Rockstone asks for consent again at least every six months, and sooner if the purposes or providers materially change.

Pages may contain maps, videos, scheduling tools, social media or other content supplied by third parties. Where these services set optional cookies or send identifiers, the content must be blocked or presented in privacy-preserving form until consent. The third party may act as an independent controller under its own notice.

Most browsers allow cookies to be deleted or blocked. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent forms, preferences or security features from working. Browser controls do not replace the website’s Cookie Settings control and may not affect all similar technologies.

Rockstone performs a technical scan before publication and after material website changes. The site owner must reconcile the scan, consent platform, tag manager and this policy; no optional tag may be released without an owner, purpose, legal basis, duration and consent category.

Cookie questions or consent concerns may be sent to info@rockstoneengineering.com. Please include the page, device and browser concerned where relevant. Rockstone will route the matter to the responsible team and entity.

You may also complain to the Irish Data Protection Commission (www.dataprotection.ie) or the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (www.edoeb.admin.ch). You may contact the authority in the country connected with your matter; other competent authorities may also be available under applicable law.