“This website does not use tracking cookies, advertising cookies, or analytics cookies. There's no third-party tracking script on this site at all, so there's nothing to opt out of.”

1. The short version

chakusarecovery.com sets no cookies and uses no browser storage to track, identify, or remember you across visits. There's no cookie banner on this site because there's nothing for it to ask permission for.

2. Cookie categories on this site

Most cookie policies list what each category does. Ours can say plainly that every category is unused:

CategoryStatusWhy
Strictly necessaryNot usedThis site doesn't set a session cookie, an auth token, or a CSRF cookie; there's no sign-in or checkout flow on the marketing website itself.
PreferencesNot usedNothing is remembered between visits; no saved theme, no remembered tab, no dismissed banner.
AnalyticsNot usedNo page-view tracking, no performance telemetry, no third-party analytics script of any kind.
Marketing / advertisingNot usedNo ad network, no referral-attribution cookie, no cross-site tracking pixel.

3. Local storage & similar technology

Beyond cookies, some sites use localStorage, sessionStorage, or IndexedDB to remember things client-side. This site's code doesn't call any of those either; every page is static HTML with no client-side state to persist.

4. The mobile app is different

The Chakusa mobile app doesn't use browser cookies because apps do not work that way. It does store some information securely on your device, such as your login session, to keep you signed in. That's covered in the Privacy Policy, not here.

5. Your browser's own controls

Because this site sets nothing, there's nothing here to clear. If you'd like to check for yourself, every modern browser has a way to inspect and clear site data (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge all expose this under their privacy or site-settings menus); you'll find chakusarecovery.com has none stored.

6. If that changes

If we ever add analytics or a similar tool to this website, we'll update this page before it goes live. The update will explain exactly what it does, including the categories, names, and retention periods.

7. Questions