Legal & privacy
Cookie Policy
How creativefuss.digital uses cookies, what kinds may be set, and how you can control them from your own browser.
This policy covers cookies, local storage and pixels that touch this site.
Operated by
CREATIVE FUSS, LLC · 834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA
Florida registration L17000096947 · FEI 82-1410767
Read this first
This Cookie Policy explains how creativefuss.digital uses cookies and similar technologies, what categories of cookies may be set, and how you can control them in your browser.
Cookies are part of how a modern website works, so we keep the explanation short and specific. Nothing on this page changes how you browse; it simply tells you what is set, why, and where the switch is if you would rather turn it off. If a detail here does not match what you see in your browser, the browser's own settings panel is the final word.
Who operates this site
The company behind creativefuss.digital
This website is operated by CREATIVE FUSS, LLC, 834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA. Florida registration number: L17000096947. Federal Employer Identification number: 82-1410767. Questions about this policy can be sent to [email protected] or by phone on +1 212 583 9963 during office hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Our mailing address is the same as the registered address above. Written correspondence about data handling, cookie questions or access requests should be addressed to the company at that address, or emailed, so it can be logged and answered by the person responsible for it.
Plain language
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They allow the site to remember information between page loads, such as your preferences or session state. Similar technologies, including local storage and pixels, serve comparable functions and are covered by this policy.
A cookie on its own usually holds an identifier or a short setting, not the content you typed into a form. It lets the server recognise that the same browser is back, so a page does not ask you to redo work you have already done. Local storage works in a similar way but keeps data on your device until it is cleared; pixels are tiny requests that tell a service a page was viewed.
What a cookie typically holds
- A session identifier, so the server knows which browser is making the request.
- A short preference value, for example a chosen language or a dismissed notice.
- A timestamp that tells the site whether a stored value is still current.
- Nothing that by itself identifies you as a person, unless you have already given that information through a form.
Categories
Categories of cookies we may use
Essential cookies support core functions like form submission and site security. Analytics cookies, where enabled, help us understand aggregate traffic patterns and which pages visitors use. Functional cookies may remember settings you have chosen. We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles of individual visitors.
Category one
Essential cookies
These keep the site working: they carry a form submission through to us, hold a security token that stops cross-site request forgery, and remember that you have already dismissed a notice. They are set for the length of your visit or a short fixed period. Blocking them in your browser may stop the contact form from sending.
Category two
Analytics cookies
Where enabled, these show us which pages are read and which are skipped, counted in aggregate. We look at totals and trends, not at what any one person did. If we run an analytics tool on this site, it is configured to keep visitor identifiers out of the reports we read.
Category three
Functional cookies
These remember choices you have made, such as a preferred language or a display setting, so you do not have to set them again on your next visit. They are convenient rather than necessary, and the site still works without them.
What we do not do: we do not sell cookie data, and we do not use cookies to build advertising profiles of individual visitors or to follow you across unrelated sites. If that ever changes, this policy will say so before the change takes effect.
Outside providers
Third-party cookies
Some cookies may be set by third-party services that support hosting, analytics, or form processing. These providers set their own cookies under their own policies. We do not control the contents of third-party cookies, and we recommend reviewing the relevant provider's policy if you want details.
Where the request goes
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Web hosting
The server that delivers this site may set a short-lived cookie to keep requests routed to the same machine.
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Analytics, where enabled
An analytics service may set its own cookie so that repeat visits are counted as one visitor rather than several.
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Form processing
A spam-protection cookie may be set when you load a page with a form, to check that the submission comes from a real browser.
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Embedded media
If a page ever embeds video or a map, that provider sets its own cookies, governed by its own policy.
We cannot edit or remove a third-party cookie on your device. If you want a full description of what a provider stores, its own policy is the place to look, and we are happy to point you to the right one if you ask.
Your controls
Managing cookies
You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block cookies entirely, block third-party cookies, or clear existing cookies. Blocking essential cookies may affect site functionality, including the contact form.
The exact wording differs between browsers, but the setting usually sits under a privacy or security heading. Clearing cookies removes what this site and others have stored; a private or incognito window keeps new cookies only until you close it. If you use more than one browser or device, each one keeps its own separate set.
Block everything
The strictest setting. Pages still load, but anything that depends on remembering state, including form submission, may fail.
Block third parties
A middle setting. Essential first-party cookies keep working while cookies from other providers are refused.
Clear what is stored
Removes existing cookies and local storage. Useful when a saved setting looks out of date or a session will not close.
Staying current
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy if our use of cookies changes or if applicable requirements change. The current version is always available on this page.
Updates are published here rather than announced separately, so this page is the reliable source. If a change affects how a form on this site handles your details, the related policy on this site will be updated at the same time. The policy was last reviewed in November 2026.
Questions visitors ask
Can I use the site with cookies blocked?
Yes for reading. Pages, text and images do not depend on cookies. The one part that may stop working is the contact form, because the security check and the submission itself rely on an essential cookie being present.
Do cookies tell you who I am?
Not on their own. A cookie stores a value your browser sends back; it does not carry your name or address. We only know who you are if you choose to share details with us, for example by sending a message through the contact form.
How long does a cookie last?
Some end when you close the browser tab, which is typical for session and security cookies. Others carry an expiry date and stay until that date or until you clear them. Clearing cookies at any time ends the stored value immediately.
Who do I ask about a specific cookie?
Email [email protected] with the browser you are using and, if you can, the name of the cookie. We will explain what it does and who set it. For cookies set by a third-party provider, we will point you to that provider's own policy.
Still have a question about cookies?
Send a message and tell us which browser and device you are using. We will reply with a plain explanation of what is set on this site and how to change it, usually within one working day. If your question is about how we handle personal data more broadly, the Privacy Policy covers that in more detail.
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · +1 212 583 9963
Company details
- Registered name
- CREATIVE FUSS, LLC
- Mailing address
- 834 W Ilex Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403, USA
- Florida registration
- L17000096947
- Federal Employer Identification
- 82-1410767
- [email protected]
Company details are published here so the operator of this site is identifiable from any page of the policy.