Cookie Policy

1. What are Node Tokens (Cookies)?

Cookies and session tokens are tiny, encrypted text files downloaded to your device when you access the Aigenix terminal or public site. They allow our edge nodes to recognize your hardware, maintain your secure authentication state, and remember your dashboard configurations without requiring you to repeatedly re-authorize.

2. Categorization of Trackers

We classify our active tracking protocols into three distinct categories based on their function within the matrix:

• Core Essential Tokens: Strictly necessary for platform security. These handle zero-trust mTLS handshakes, active login sessions, and CSRF protection. The neural core cannot function without them.
• Telemetry & Load Balancing: These cookies ping anonymous latency, bandwidth efficiency, and error rates back to our orchestrators. They help us predict traffic surges and allocate edge resources dynamically.
• Functional States: Used to store your customized Operator preferences, such as retaining Light/Dark mode settings, layout filters, and active language translations.

3. Third-Party Integrations

While the majority of our cookies are natively served (First-Party), we do deploy a limited number of vetted Third-Party cookies. These are strictly limited to authorized cloud infrastructure monitors (to verify uptime SLAs) and anonymous analytical aggregators that track global site interaction flows.

4. Operator Control & Purging

You maintain ultimate authority over your local storage. You can configure your browser to intercept, block, or purge these tokens at any time. However, disabling Core Essential Tokens will instantly terminate your session and revoke access to the Aigenix API Terminal.

To purge your session states manually, navigate to your browser's Security/Privacy settings and clear local storage for the `aigenix.com` domain.

5. Protocol Updates

As our neural architecture evolves, the tokens required to optimize it may change. We will reflect any new structural cookies or trackers in this document and notify active Operators of critical changes to authentication protocols.