Cookie Policy
Effective 22 September 2026. Pequet uses a small number of cookies and browser storage features to keep the site understandable and record cookie choices.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text records saved by a browser. They can support a session, remember a preference, or help a publisher understand broad readership. They do not give Pequet access to files stored on your device.
2. Essential use
Essential functions may use a session cookie that expires when the browser closes. These records support basic delivery and security. Refusing all cookies may affect convenience but does not prevent ordinary reading.
3. Choice record
The site uses browser storage named cookieChoice to remember whether you selected Accept or Reject. It has no fixed server lifetime and remains until you clear site data. It stores only the choice, not an identity or article history.
4. Optional measurement
If optional analytics are enabled in a future version, they will be disclosed before use. Such records may last up to 13 months and will be configured to reduce direct identification. You may disable them through browser settings.
5. Third parties
Embedded services, if introduced, may set their own cookies under their published policies. Pequet will review such tools before activation and will not treat a third-party cookie as an essential condition for reading.
6. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to block, delete, or isolate cookies. Settings differ by browser and device. Clearing storage may cause the consent banner to appear again because the previous choice is no longer available.
7. Legal basis
Essential records support legitimate operation. Optional measurement relies on consent where required. You may withdraw consent by clearing the choice and rejecting optional cookies, without affecting earlier lawful processing.
8. Retention
Session records end with the session. The choice record lasts until deletion. Analytics, if present, are limited to 13 months. Server logs associated with cookie security are ordinarily retained for 30 days.
9. International processing
Service providers may process technical data outside Korea under contractual safeguards. We seek providers that limit retention and access. Contact Pequet for current provider information.
10. Your rights
You may ask what personal information is associated with a request, seek correction or deletion, and object to optional measurement. Contact 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, or +82 2 6483 9170.
11. Updates
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. New cookies or material changes will be added with a fresh date and an explanation of their purpose. We avoid silent expansion of tracking.
12. Contact
Questions about cookies can be submitted through the contact details above. Please describe your browser and the page involved, but do not send passwords, private keys, or unnecessary personal data.
Cookie inventory detail: an essential session record may be issued by the hosting layer and normally expires when the browser session ends. The choice record named cookieChoice may remain until site data is cleared. If analytics is enabled after a separate notice, the relevant measurement identifier, provider, purpose, and lifespan will be disclosed before activation; the stated upper limit is 13 months unless a shorter period is required by the configuration.
Pequet does not use cookies to request private keys, infer a person’s financial position, or make a reading decision based on an individual profile. A browser may still expose technical information such as device type, language, approximate region, and request time to a hosting or security provider. Those records are handled under the privacy policy and are not treated as an article history.
To exercise a cookie choice, clear site storage, adjust the browser’s cookie permissions, or contact Pequet at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. We normally acknowledge cookie-related questions within five business days and aim to respond within 30 days. Blocking essential records may require the site to ask again or may affect convenience, but ordinary editorial pages should remain readable.
This policy was published and reviewed on 22 September 2026. Future changes will identify newly introduced tools, purposes, providers, and lifespans before optional measurement begins where consent is required. Browser and provider documentation may also change, so readers should review their device settings periodically.
Cookie inventory detail: an essential session record may be issued by the hosting layer and normally expires when the browser session ends. The preference record named cookieChoice may remain until site data is cleared. If a future analytics tool is activated after the required notice, its provider, identifier, purpose, and lifespan will be listed before activation; the planned upper limit is 13 months unless a shorter configuration applies.
Pequet does not use cookies to request private keys, infer a person's financial position, or determine which editorial conclusion a person sees. Hosting and security systems may still receive technical data such as device type, language, approximate region, request time, and a truncated or otherwise protected network identifier. Those records are governed by the privacy policy and are used for delivery, security, or broad measurement rather than an individual article dossier.
To withdraw an optional choice, clear site storage, use the browser's privacy controls, or contact Pequet at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. We normally acknowledge a cookie question within five business days and aim to respond within 30 days. Blocking essential records may cause the site to ask again or affect convenience, while ordinary editorial pages should remain available.
Third-party embedded media or measurement services may process a request under their own policies and may set records with different lifespans. Pequet reviews such tools before activation and does not treat an optional third-party cookie as a condition of reading. International processing is assessed under the privacy policy, including contractual and access safeguards where applicable.
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Future revisions will identify newly introduced tools, purposes, providers, and lifespans before optional measurement begins where consent is required. Clearing browser storage can remove evidence of an earlier choice, so a consent notice may reappear without indicating that a new identity record has been created.