Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Divine Company ("Company") uses cookies and similar technologies on Statlane ("Service", statlane.kr) and its visitor behavior analytics collector (t.statlane.kr). To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company respects your choices and uses non-essential cookies only where you have given consent.
- Effective date
- August 1, 2026
- Default jurisdiction
- United States (CCPA/CPRA)
This is the current version, effective as of the date shown above. When revised, the Company will provide at least 7 days’ prior notice (30 days for changes unfavorable to users) via in-service notice or similar; the latest version supersedes prior versions.
What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser when you visit a website, used for purposes such as keeping you signed in, saving preferences, and analyzing how the Service is used. In this Policy, "cookies" refers not only to browser cookies but also to similar technologies, including web storage (local storage and session storage), pixels and tags, and anonymous device identifiers generated by software development kits (SDKs). By duration, cookies are either session cookies that expire when you close your browser or persistent cookies that remain for a set period; by who sets them, they are either first-party cookies set by the Company or third-party cookies set by others. The Company classifies and manages cookies by purpose as described below.
Cookie Categories
- Necessary Cookies
Cookies essential to providing the core functions of the Service, such as keeping you signed in, security, and session management. They are used without requiring consent, and blocking them may limit normal use of the Service.
- Analytics CookiesG2.3
Cookies that measure usage behavior such as page views and events on the basis of anonymous device identifiers through the visitor behavior analytics collector (t.statlane.kr). They are activated only where you have given consent (G2.3) and stop immediately when consent is withdrawn.
- Functional Cookies
Cookies that remember your choices, such as language and display settings, to provide convenience features. They are used only where you have given consent; blocking them does not affect core functionality but may limit some conveniences.
- Marketing Cookies
Cookies used for marketing purposes such as ad delivery or retargeting. The Service does not currently use marketing cookies. Should it do so in the future, it will amend this Policy and activate them only after obtaining your prior consent.
Analytics Collector Cookies
The Service provides its own visitor behavior analytics collector (t.statlane.kr). Cookies and anonymous device identifiers set by this collector are activated only where the user (or the user's site visitor) has consented to the use of analytics cookies. The collector does not gather directly identifying information such as names or contact details; it collects anonymous identifiers to distinguish sessions and devices, together with behavioral logs such as page views and events. With respect to visitor behavior analytics data, the Company acts as a processor, while the controller is the tenant (the user) that deployed the collector. The relevant data is stored within the Republic of Korea and is not stored abroad.
Our first-party analytics script (t.statlane.kr/loader.js) collects page interactions. Collection is gated by cookie consent (analytics category); the exact data points and retention are pending legal review. (G2.3 integration)
<script src="//t.statlane.kr/loader.js" async></script>Third-Party Cookies
The Service may use cookies set by third parties to the extent necessary to provide the Service, such as for payment, authentication, and error monitoring. In such cases, the third party's use of cookies is governed by that third party's own policy, and the Company discloses the current status on-screen or through a separate notice. Separately, in the course of AI generation and analytical inference, the Company may transmit analysis queries or uploaded images to AI providers located in the United States on a transient basis for processing purposes; this is part of the processing function rather than cookie-based tracking, and such data is not permanently stored abroad. The Company does not currently use any third-party marketing cookies for advertising or retargeting.
Managing and Withdrawing Consent
You may choose your consent for each category through the cookie settings screen within the Service, and you may change or withdraw that choice at any time. When you withdraw consent, all cookies other than Necessary cookies stop being used immediately. You may also refuse the storage of cookies or delete stored cookies through your browser settings. However, if you block Necessary cookies, certain functions of the Service, such as staying signed in, may not work properly. For how to withdraw consent and how to configure each browser, please refer to the guidance provided on-screen.
Do Not Track (DNT) Signals
Some browsers offer a Do Not Track (DNT) feature that sends a signal indicating that you do not wish to be tracked. There is currently no uniform industry standard for how DNT signals should be handled, but the Company respects users' privacy preferences. As a matter of principle, even when a browser sends a DNT signal, the Company does not activate non-essential cookies (such as analytics or functional cookies) that you have not expressly consented to. If a recognized DNT standard is established in the future, the Company may update its practices to reflect it.
Changes to This Policy
The Company may amend this Cookie Policy in response to changes in law, changes to the Service, or changes in how cookies are used. When it does so, the Company will state the reason for the change and its effective date and will provide advance notice on-screen. For changes that are material or unfavorable to users, the Company will provide notice with a reasonable lead time as required by applicable law and will, where necessary, obtain renewed consent. The amended Policy takes effect from the effective date stated in the notice.
Contact
Questions regarding this Cookie Policy or the use of cookies may be submitted through the contact details in the business information that the Company posts on-screen within the Service. The Company's trade name is Divine Company (디바인컴퍼니), its business registration number is 572-19-01127, and its address is 713 Bugaksan-ro, Building 3, Unit 307, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea. For other business information such as representative, telephone, and email, please refer to the latest details posted on-screen within the Service.