Cookies and local storage

Last reviewed November 13, 2026. The supplied First Month Fieldbook theme includes no advertising, analytics, tracking pixels, remote font services, or third-party media embeds. It does not include an employee sign-in or a payment feature.

The privacy panel

The initial compact banner offers Accept, Reject, and Manage with equal access to Accept and Reject. Accept and Reject store the selected preference in local storage under fns-privacy-v2 until you clear it. Both keep optional tracking off because the package includes no optional trackers. Manage opens the panel; the footer Privacy choices control reopens it. Close without saving leaves the saved preference unchanged. Clear saved choice removes it. These controls concern this publication only and do not change Edison or state-system settings.

WordPress and hosting

WordPress may use necessary cookies for administrators who sign in to manage the publication. Hosting, security services, and plugins added after installation can introduce other storage or processing. The publisher must inspect the deployed site and update this policy before adding such tools. The absence of optional trackers in the supplied package is not a claim that every possible hosting configuration sets no cookies.

Your browser controls

You can inspect or remove site storage through your browser’s settings. Removing local storage may cause the privacy panel to appear again. Browser-wide cookie restrictions may also affect unrelated sites, so review their scope before changing them. Following an external official-source link takes you to a separate service whose storage and privacy policies apply there.

For the wider description of this publication’s data practices, read the privacy policy. Send questions about this publication to the editorial contact, not to a state employee support desk.