Cookie Policy

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This page lists the cookies and similar browser storage this GoDaddy website sets, what each is for, and how to control it. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy. Where this page and the cookie banner disagree, this page is the fuller description. This website has no member accounts, so it does not set sign-in or member-area cookies.

What we store, and why
- GoDaddy essential site cookies — First-party / Essential — Cookies GoDaddy needs to run this website, keep it secure, and remember your cookie-banner choice, so we do not ask on every visit. Always on; there is no opt-out because the site will not work properly without them.
- GoDaddy site-analytics cookies — First-party / Analytics — Cookies GoDaddy uses to analyze website traffic in aggregate and optimize your website experience, as described in the cookie banner. These are only used for aggregated site analytics, not for advertising.
- Form and security cookies — First-party / Essential — Cookies that protect the email, beta-access, and institutional-application forms (including reCAPTCHA, which is covered by Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service) and help keep submissions secure.

Categories
- Essential — storage the site cannot function without (running the site, security, and remembering your consent choice). Always on; there is no opt-out because the features simply will not work without it.
- Analytics — storage used to understand, in aggregate, how visitors use the site. The banner asks before analytics tracking is enabled; declining it means tracking is not enabled.
- Marketing — we set no marketing or advertising cookies, and nothing on this site tracks you for advertisers.

Your choices
The consent banner asks on your first visit: accept or decline cookie tracking. You can also clear or block cookies in your browser settings — the site will simply re-ask your consent choices. If we add new cookie categories later, this page will be updated first and the banner will ask before anything new is set.

Third parties you reach from here run their own cookies under their own policies: Substack and Slack while those services remain part of the offering, and Google (reCAPTCHA) on our forms. Questions about this policy: andy@afpr.com.