Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2 October 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how i4T Labs (Pvt) Ltd (“i4T Labs”, “we”, “our” or “us”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit www.i4tlabs.io (“Website”).

This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, store and protect personal information.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer, mobile device or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies can help websites:

operate securely and correctly;
remember preferences;
understand how visitors use the website;
measure website performance;
support advertising and campaign measurement; and
recognise browsers or devices across visits.

Some cookies last only for your current browsing session and are deleted when you close your browser. Others remain on your device for a specified period or until you delete them.

2. Similar Technologies

We may also use technologies that work in a similar way to cookies, including:

tracking pixels;
tags;
scripts;
local storage;
browser identifiers; and
other technologies that store or access information on your device.

References to “cookies” in this Policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.

3. Why We Use Cookies

We may use cookies and similar technologies to:

operate and secure our Website;
maintain Website functionality;
remember your preferences;
understand how visitors interact with the Website;
monitor Website performance;
identify and resolve technical issues;
measure the effectiveness of our content and campaigns;
understand how visitors arrive at our Website; and
support advertising and remarketing where permitted.

We only use cookies for purposes that are appropriate and permitted under applicable law.

4. Types of Cookies We Use

4.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are required for the Website to operate securely and correctly.

They may be used for purposes such as:

Website security;
fraud or abuse prevention;
network management;
maintaining sessions;
load balancing; and
remembering your cookie privacy choices.

Because these cookies are necessary for the operation of the Website, they may not require your consent where applicable law permits them.

Disabling these cookies through your browser may affect Website functionality.

4.2 Preference and Functionality Cookies

These cookies help the Website remember choices you make, such as:

language preferences;
display preferences;
previous selections; or
other Website settings.

Where required by law, these cookies will only be used after you provide consent.

4.3 Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance technologies help us understand how people use our Website.

They may collect information such as:

pages viewed;
time spent on pages;
referring pages or websites;
Website interactions;
browser and device information;
approximate location derived from IP address; and
technical performance information.

We use this information to understand Website performance and improve content, functionality and user experience.

Where consent is required under applicable law, these technologies will only be activated after you have provided consent.

4.4 Advertising and Marketing Cookies

Advertising and marketing technologies may be used to:

measure advertising campaigns;
understand whether someone visited our Website after seeing or interacting with an advertisement;
measure conversions;
build advertising audiences;
limit or improve advertising delivery; and
support remarketing on third-party platforms.

These technologies may allow advertising providers to recognise your browser or device when you visit other websites or platforms.

We will obtain consent before using advertising or behavioural tracking technologies where required by applicable law.

5. Other Third-Party Cookies

We may use additional third-party technology providers for functions such as:

Website hosting;
Website security;
analytics;
content delivery;
advertising;
communications; and
Website performance.

Third-party providers may place or access cookies where their technology is used on our Website.

We will update this Policy or our cookie preference tool if the material third-party technologies we use change.

6. Cookie Consent

When you first visit our Website, you may be shown a cookie banner or preference tool.

Where required by applicable law, you will be able to:

Accept optional cookies;
Reject optional cookies; or
Manage Preferences by cookie category.

Strictly necessary cookies may remain active because they are required for the Website to function or because their use is otherwise permitted without consent under applicable law.

Choosing “Accept” should not be required in order to access ordinary Website content.

Continuing to browse the Website without making an active choice will not by itself be treated as consent where applicable law requires affirmative consent.

7. Changing or Withdrawing Your Consent

You can change or withdraw your cookie choices at any time.

You can do this through the Cookie Settings or Manage Cookie Preferences link available on our Website.

Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing that occurred before consent was withdrawn.

Your preference may itself be stored using a necessary cookie so that we can remember your choice.

8. Browser Controls

Most web browsers also allow you to control cookies through their settings.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

view stored cookies;
delete cookies;
block all cookies;
block third-party cookies;
receive a warning before a cookie is stored; or
clear cookies automatically when you close your browser.

Blocking all cookies may affect how some parts of our Website operate.

Browser controls operate separately from the consent choices available through our Website.

9. Do Not Track and Browser Privacy Signals

Some browsers and devices provide privacy signals or “Do Not Track” settings.

The legal and technical treatment of these signals differs between jurisdictions and technologies.

Where we are legally required to recognise a supported browser privacy signal or opt-out mechanism, we will take reasonable steps to do so.

10. Personal Information Collected Through Cookies

Some information collected through cookies may constitute personal information or personal data under applicable privacy laws.

This may include:

IP addresses;
device identifiers;
cookie identifiers;
advertising identifiers;
browser information;
Website activity; and
information linked to an identifiable account or individual.

Our handling of this information is governed by our Privacy Policy as well as this Cookie Policy.

11. International Data Transfers

Some cookie and technology providers may process information in countries outside Sri Lanka or outside the country where you are located.

Where required, we use or require appropriate protections for international transfers in accordance with applicable privacy law.

Further information about international data transfers is available in our Privacy Policy.

12. UK and European Visitors

If you access our Website from the United Kingdom or European Economic Area, additional rules may apply to cookies and technologies that store information on or access information from your device.

Where required, we obtain your consent before using cookies or similar technologies that are not necessary or otherwise covered by an applicable legal exception.

Consent must be capable of being withdrawn, and refusing optional cookies should be as straightforward as accepting them.

Advertising and behavioural tracking technologies will only be activated where the necessary consent or other applicable legal requirements have been satisfied.

13. Australian Visitors

For Australian visitors, information collected through cookies may constitute personal information where an individual is reasonably identifiable.

Where the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles apply, we handle such information in accordance with those requirements and our Privacy Policy.

You can use the cookie controls available on our Website to manage optional cookies.

14. New Zealand Visitors

Where the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 applies, personal information collected through cookies or similar technologies will be handled in accordance with that legislation and our Privacy Policy.

You can manage optional cookie technologies through the controls available on our Website.

15. Sri Lankan Visitors

Where information collected through cookies constitutes personal data under Sri Lanka's Personal Data Protection Act No. 9 of 2022, as amended, we will handle that information in accordance with applicable requirements of that legislation as they come into operation.

16. How Long Cookies Remain on Your Device

Cookie duration depends on the purpose and technology used.

Cookies may be:

Session cookies – deleted when your browser session ends.
Persistent cookies – remain on your device until their expiry date or until you delete them.

We aim to retain cookies only for as long as reasonably necessary for their stated purpose.

Current cookie durations should also be made available through the Website's cookie preference tool where technically practicable.

17. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when:

we change the cookies or technologies used on our Website;
we introduce or remove a technology provider;
our business practices change; or
applicable legal or regulatory requirements change.

When we update this Policy, we will revise the “Last updated” date above.

Where a change materially affects your cookie choices, we may ask you to review or renew your preferences.

18. Contact Us

If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact:

i4T Labs (Pvt) Ltd
Company Registration Number: PV 87949
No. 25, 1/1, Mile Post Avenue
Colombo 03, Western Province
Sri Lanka
Email: hello@i4tlabs.io