The current preview does not intentionally use advertising or behavioural-tracking cookies. This notice must be reviewed before analytics, embedded media or payment technology is launched.
Syno chat — updated 30 September 2026
Syno is an optional AI companion. When you send a message, your message and a limited part of the conversation are sent through Cerebro’s server to Replicate to generate a response using the Qwen model. Do not send passwords, confidential information or personal details about customers. AI answers may be wrong; check important details with Cerebro.
If you choose voice input, microphone access starts only after you press the microphone. Audio is sent to Replicate’s Whisper transcription model only when you press Send; cancelling discards the recording. Images and documents you select are temporarily processed through Cerebro’s server, and their relevant content is sent to Qwen with your question. Original uploads and recordings are not deliberately stored by Cerebro. Syno remembers a Hide preference in session storage for this browsing session.
After a microphone-submitted question, Syno’s reply is also sent to MiniMax Speech through Replicate to generate an AI voice response. For typed questions, this happens only if you choose Read aloud. You can pause playback at any time. Generated audio is temporarily held in browser memory and, for up to five minutes, server memory to avoid repeated generation; it is not saved in local storage.
Syno also receives the public Cerebro page and section you were viewing when you opened the chat. This does not include a screen recording, page form values or your full browsing history. For questions needing current external information, a short query made from recognised public topics may be sent to Tavily, a search provider. Your full conversation and attachments are not sent to that search provider. Search results may be held temporarily in server memory to avoid repeated requests. Follow-up search may use a recognised public product or topic from your recent messages.
Syno stores up to 12 recent conversations, with up to 60 messages each, in this browser’s local storage for up to 30 days. Old conversations are pruned when you next open or use Syno. Transcribed messages and attachment filenames may appear in that history, but original files, image data and recordings are not saved there. They are not synced to an account. Open full-screen chat to see your history and use the bin beside a conversation to delete it. Clearing this website’s browser storage also removes that local history. If storage is unavailable, the chat works for the current visit.
These requests also pass through the website host. Cerebro’s chat handler does not deliberately save message bodies or log them, but hosting and model providers process the requests under their own policies. Deleting local history does not delete a provider’s records. A temporary, hashed network address is used to limit request abuse. See Replicate’s privacy policy. Contact Info@cerebro-consulting.com for questions about your information.
2. What the current site uses
The current site uses temporary session storage to remember a package selected during the browser session so the consultation form can be prepared. This information is used to provide the feature requested by the visitor and is deleted automatically when the browser session ends, subject to browser behaviour.
The current preview does not intentionally deploy non-essential analytics, advertising or cross-site tracking technology.
3. Strictly necessary technologies
Technologies that are genuinely necessary to provide a requested feature, protect security, retain a shopping basket or complete a payment may be used without optional-tracking consent where the law permits. They will still be described clearly.
4. Optional analytics, media and marketing
Before Cerebro activates non-essential analytics, embedded services or marketing technology, the site will be updated with a consent control that allows visitors to accept or reject non-essential categories before they are set. Refusing optional technology will not block the basic website or consultation form.
The exact provider, purpose, information collected and retention period will be listed here when selected.
5. Payment technology
Stripe may use necessary security and payment technologies on its hosted payment and invoice pages. Stripe’s own cookie and privacy information applies there. Cerebro does not intend to receive or store full card details.
6. Your choices
- Use the website’s cookie-preference control when optional cookies are introduced.
- Change browser settings to block or delete cookies and site storage. Some necessary functions may then stop working.
- Withdraw optional consent as easily as it was given. Withdrawal does not affect earlier lawful use.
7. Changes and contact
This notice will be updated if analytics, embedded-media, advertising or other non-essential providers are connected.
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Version 1.0 — last updated 7 August 2026.