Cookies used for security, authentication, and service functionality.

How OpenOS uses cookies

The Cookie Policy states that OpenOS uses cookies and similar technologies solely for operational, security, and service functionality purposes across openost.com, agent.openost.com, confluenceos.openost.com, and qa.openost.com.

The document explicitly states that OpenOS does not use cookies for behavioral advertising, cross-site tracking, marketing profiling, third-party advertising networks, or selling user information. This is a core part of the OpenOS privacy and buyer trust posture.

Cookie types and duration

The policy explains that cookies are small text files stored on a device to help websites and services function correctly, maintain security, remember preferences, and improve usability.

OpenOS describes categories such as essential cookies for authentication, session maintenance, security verification, access control, and load balancing, as well as security-focused cookies that help detect unauthorized access attempts, prevent fraud, protect accounts, and monitor session integrity.

The document also distinguishes between session cookies, which are temporary, and persistent cookies, which remain on a device for a defined period where needed for service functionality.

Third parties and controls

The policy includes sections on third-party cookies, managing cookies through browser controls, and OpenOS handling of Do Not Track signals. It frames these practices as part of service operation rather than advertising or profiling.

Users can generally manage cookies through browser or device settings, although disabling essential cookies may affect authentication, session continuity, or other security-related service features.

Privacy and policy updates

The Cookie Policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. It also notes that OpenOS may update cookie practices over time and encourages users to review the page periodically for changes.