LEGAL INFORMATION
Cookie Statement
Last revised: May 2026
J.R.SOSA & CO. LLC d/b/a Junior Platforms is the operator of this legal hub. This policy applies to Junior Platforms and the other covered properties and relationships described below.
This Cookie Statement explains how J.R.SOSA & CO. LLC uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our websites, pages, quote forms, demos, portals, documentation, downloadable assets, or other online properties that link to this statement.
The original policy provisions and revision date are preserved. Public contact details and domain references now use Junior Platforms.
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1. Scope and Related Terms
References to “J.R.SOSA & CO. LLC,” “we,” “our,” or “us” include the relevant J.R.SOSA & CO. LLC entity, affiliates, subsidiaries, parent companies, successors, assigns, controlled ventures, operated domains, applications, services, events, internal brands, trade names, product lines, and other brands that we own or control and that link to or reasonably rely on this statement, whether those brands are named publicly or not.
This statement should be read with our Privacy and Security Statement and Terms of Use. If those documents contain broader protections, rights, limitations, or definitions, they also apply to our use of cookies and similar technologies.
2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include pixels, SDKs, tags, local storage, session storage, device identifiers, logs, and scripts that store or access information on a device or help recognize a browser, device, or interaction.
3. How We Use Cookies
We use cookies and similar technologies to operate the Site, protect our systems, remember preferences, support quote and contact workflows, analyze performance, measure campaigns, improve UI/UX, detect abuse, and understand whether our content is useful to professional audiences. We may add, remove, or change providers and technologies as our Site and services evolve.
| Category | Description | Necessity |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly Necessary | Needed for the Site to function, maintain security, manage network delivery, remember privacy choices, operate forms, prevent abuse, and support accessibility. | Mandatory |
| Functional | Remembers choices such as language, region, form state, or interface preferences where enabled. | Optional |
| Analytics and Performance | Helps us understand traffic, page performance, errors, form completion, and UI/UX effectiveness so we can improve the Site and services. | Optional |
| Targeting and Advertising | May measure marketing effectiveness, limit repetitive messages, or help deliver content relevant to professional interests where enabled. | Optional |
We do not sell personal data for money. Some laws define “sale,” “sharing,” “targeted advertising,” or “tracking” broadly. Where our optional analytics, advertising, or similar technologies are treated that way, we honor applicable opt-out rights to the extent required and technically feasible.
4. Cookie Inventory
The table below describes the main types of technologies we may use. It is a category inventory, not a guarantee that every listed technology is active on every page or that a provider will never change cookie names, durations, or implementation details.
| Type | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| Session Cookies | Maintain user state, security checks, form flow, and service continuity during a single visit. | Deleted when the browser closes or shortly after the session ends. |
| Persistent Cookies and Local Storage | Remember preferences such as language, cookie choices, or other settings so you do not need to re-enter them. | Up to 12 months unless a shorter period applies, you clear them, or the tool provider changes its duration. |
| First-Party Technologies | Set by juniorplatforms.com or our controlled properties for core operation, preferences, analytics, security, and service improvement. | Varies by purpose. |
| Third-Party Technologies | Set or read by providers such as hosting, analytics, security, reCAPTCHA, scheduling, payment, embedded content, or other integration providers. | Determined by the third party and its own terms, notices, and controls. |
| Pixels, SDKs, Tags, and Logs | Collect interaction, diagnostic, referral, campaign, security, and device data without always storing a traditional browser cookie. | Varies by tool and log retention need. |
5. Managing Your Preferences
You can decide whether to accept optional cookies. Strictly necessary cookies and security technologies cannot be disabled through our controls because they are needed to operate, secure, or deliver the Site.
- Cookie banner and preference controls: when optional cookies are available, our banner lets you accept, reject, or manage functional, analytics, and advertising preferences. We store your choice in local storage so we do not need to ask every time.
- Browser settings: browsers allow you to delete, block, or limit cookies and local storage. Blocking necessary technologies may affect Site functionality, quote forms, security checks, or embedded services.
- Global Privacy Control (GPC): when your browser transmits a GPC signal, we treat it as an opt-out of non-essential analytics, sale, sharing, and targeted advertising where applicable. GPC does not disable strictly necessary technologies.
- Third-party controls: third-party tools may provide their own controls. Their privacy notices and settings apply to their independent processing.
6. Security, Fraud Prevention, and Technical Data
As described in our Privacy and Security Statement, we process technical data such as IP address, user agent, device data, browser data, cookie IDs, interaction events, diagnostics, and security telemetry to:
- identify and mitigate bot activity, spam, abuse, vulnerability scanning, credential attacks, or DDoS attempts;
- operate reCAPTCHA, form protection, logging, rate limiting, fraud prevention, and other security controls;
- verify identity or session integrity where platform access, payments, support, or customer systems require it;
- debug errors, preserve audit trails, comply with law, enforce agreements, and protect rights, users, customers, systems, and the public.
7. Third-Party Services
Third-party providers may set or read cookies and similar technologies when they provide hosting, analytics, security, anti-abuse, scheduling, payment, embedded content, communications, development, or other services. Examples may include Firebase/Google services, reCAPTCHA, calendar or scheduling tools, payment processors, analytics providers, and embedded media or platform providers. We do not control third-party cookies once you interact with a third-party site, embedded service, or independently controlled platform.
8. Updates to This Statement
We may update this Cookie Statement at any time to reflect changes in technology, law, providers, Site functionality, or our business. The “Last revised” date shows when it was last updated. Changes are effective when posted unless otherwise stated.
9. Contact Information
For questions about cookies or to exercise privacy rights, contact our privacy team:
Email: contact@juniorplatforms.com