Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device when a website is visited. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags and identifiers used in network requests. They can support basic operation, remember choices, measure performance or enable third-party features.

Some cookies last only for the current browser session. Others remain until they expire or are removed. First-party cookies are associated with the website you visit, while third-party cookies are provided by another service.

Optional Google Analytics is loaded only after you select Accept analytics. It measures public-page visits, model browsing, contact clicks and form outcomes. Google advertising storage, advertising personalisation and Google signals are not enabled by this integration. Our first-party campaign attribution is also subject to this choice. Rejecting analytics does not prevent you from browsing or submitting an enquiry.

The privacy choice and campaign attribution use browser local storage for up to 90 days. Successful enquiry event references use session storage to reduce duplicate counting and are not sent to Google. Google Analytics cookies are configured with a 90-day lifetime. Campaign information attached to an accepted enquiry follows the business-record retention described in our Privacy Policy. Hosting, authentication and anti-abuse controls remain separate from optional analytics.

The categories below describe how website technologies may be classified. A category is not necessarily active simply because it is listed here.

• Strictly necessary. supports page delivery, load balancing, security, fraud prevention, accessibility, form state or a privacy choice. These technologies cannot always be disabled without affecting the requested service.
• Preferences. remembers optional choices such as language, region or display settings so they do not need to be selected again.
• Analytics and performance. helps understand how visitors use the site, identify errors and improve performance. Where consent is required, these tools remain inactive until consent is given.
• Advertising and social media. can support personalised advertising, audience measurement or cross-site social features. Mobimax does not intentionally use this category on the current public site.

Where a cookie preference tool is available, you can use it to accept, reject or change non-essential categories. Withdrawing consent does not make earlier use unlawful, and the choice itself may need to be stored so the site can remember it.

Most browsers also let you view, block and delete cookies or clear site data. Blocking all storage can affect site functions. Browser settings do not necessarily control every similar technology, so you may also need to use the choice offered by the relevant third-party service.

Signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track are handled where required by applicable law and supported by the technology in use.

If a page includes a third-party map, video, social link, messaging tool or other embedded service, that provider may process device or usage information when you activate the feature. We aim to identify such services and, where required, prevent non-essential storage until you make a choice.

Third parties control their own technologies and privacy practices. You should review their notices before using an external service.

We may update this policy when the technologies used by the website change. The last-updated date at the top of this page identifies the current version.

For questions about cookies or privacy on the Mobimax website, contact sales@mobimaxbike.com.