LowVolt Command uses browser storage only according to the services actually configured on the storefront and platform. Optional services must not be described as active until they are enabled and, where required, consented to.
Essential storefront storage
WordPress and WooCommerce may use essential session, cart, checkout, security, load-balancing and preference storage needed to navigate the site, hold cart choices, complete a requested order and protect forms.
Platform authentication
The secure application domain may use essential sign-in, authorization, company context, security, language and PWA storage needed to keep an authorized user in the correct workspace and deliver requested application behavior.
Optional analytics or marketing
Optional measurement, video, advertising or marketing storage may be used only when the specific service is enabled, accurately disclosed and subject to the consent control required for the visitor’s region. Rejecting optional storage must not disable essential account or checkout functions.
Managing choices
Available consent settings should be used to accept, reject or change optional choices. Browser controls can also remove stored data, although deleting essential session or cart storage may sign the user out or clear an unfinished checkout.
Provider and duration details
The production cookie inventory must identify each enabled provider, purpose and duration. That inventory must be updated whenever a provider or storage behavior changes.
Questions or verified policy requests can be submitted through the secure Contact page. Applicable mandatory regional rights remain in effect.