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Some cookies support core product behavior, such as maintaining session context, remembering category or attribution details, and helping customers move through the portrait and checkout flow.

Other cookies are used only if you permit optional analytics so Museum Portraits can understand site traffic and improve the product.

• Session and identity cookies used for account access or guest continuity.
• Context cookies used to remember product-entry paths or browsing state during the create flow.
• Security or abuse-prevention mechanisms used to protect the service.

Museum Portraits stores consent state so your analytics preference is remembered across pages.

If you allow analytics, Museum Portraits may store landing attribution information and viewport-bucket details and send associated event data to Google Analytics and PostHog.

If you decline analytics, Google Analytics remains in denied consent mode and PostHog should not store optional analytics cookies.

These tools help the team understand whether visitors convert better on mobile, tablet, or desktop and which entry paths lead to completed orders.

Museum Portraits also uses technical monitoring tools to detect crashes, trace failures, and investigate bugs. Those tools may rely on browser storage, request metadata, or replay-style diagnostics even when optional marketing-style analytics are not enabled.

• Use the site’s analytics consent prompt to allow or decline optional analytics.
• Use the Privacy Choices page to change that preference later.
• Use browser settings to delete or block cookies.
• If you clear cookies, parts of the site may treat you as a new visitor and some preferences may be lost.
• If you need help with privacy-related controls, contact hey@museumportraits.com.