Cookie Policy
Necessary cookies always work; analytics and marketing cookies work only with your consent and don’t load before it. Below is the full list: what, who sets it, why, and for how long.
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In short
Cookies and similar technologies fall into three groups: necessary, analytics, and marketing. Only the first group works without consent — without them, the site can’t even remember the theme you selected.
Analytics and ads don’t load until you consent. This isn’t just a promise: until your answer, Google and Meta tags don’t appear on the page at all, not merely “don’t write cookies.”
Declining doesn’t limit anything: all pages, forms, and materials work the same regardless of your choice. You can change your decision at any time — the “Cookie settings” button is in the footer of every page.
What exactly is stored
| Name | Who sets it | Why | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| theme | Site (required) | Selected theme: light or dark | Before clearing your browser |
| amiscon_consent | Site (required) | Your response to this banner and the response date | 12 months |
| amiscon_attribution | Site (marketing) | Ad click tags: gclid, fbclid, UTM, first opened page, referring site | 90 days |
| _ga, _ga_* | Google Analytics (analytics) | Distinguish visitors so stats don’t count one person as ten | 24 months |
| _fbp | Meta Pixel (marketing) | Link your visit to ads on Facebook and Instagram | 3 months |
| _gcl_* | Google Ads (marketing) | Link a request to an ad click | 90 days |
The first three are localStorage entries, not cookies: the consent rules are the same for them, because the law is about storing data in your browser, not the name of the technology.
You can verify this yourself: open DevTools, go to Application, and compare the list before and after responding to the banner.
Three categories
| Category | What it is | Is consent required |
|---|---|---|
| Required | Theme and a record of your cookie choice | No — the site won’t work as intended without them |
| Analytics | Google Analytics: anonymized visit stats — which pages people read, where they come from | Yes |
| Marketing | Meta Pixel, Google Ads, and click tracking tags: measuring ad performance and serving ads | Yes |
You can enable categories separately: analytics consent does not mean ad consent.
How consent works
The banner appears once, before anything non-essential loads. “Reject” is the same kind of button as “Accept all”: same size, in the same row, with no refusal hidden on a second screen.
- Closing the banner, scrolling the page, and staying silent don’t count as consent — under GDPR, consent is an action, not the absence of objections.
- No pre-selected toggles: both optional categories stay off until you turn them on.
- We don’t charge for privacy: opting out doesn’t block any part of the site.
- Your choice is stored for 12 months, then we ask again. If the list of services changes, we’ll ask sooner.
Withdrawal takes effect immediately: stored markers are erased, and the page reloads — the browser doesn’t allow unloading an already loaded tracker, and without a reload the withdrawal would be withdrawal in words only.
Third-party services
Google and Meta process data under their own terms and as independent controllers for their own purposes. Their documents: policies.google.com/privacy and facebook.com/privacy/policy. You can also manage ad settings on their side — in your Google account and in Meta ad settings.
- Vimeo. The showreel on the home page opens in the Vimeo player. Until you click “Play,” the page sends no requests to Vimeo; after playback starts, the player may set its own cookies (vimeo.com/privacy). Starting the video is your explicit action, so the banner doesn’t ask separately about it.
- Maps. The office address links to Google Maps as a regular link, not an embedded map: until you click it, Google Maps scripts and cookies don’t appear on the page.
- Social media. Links to our profiles are regular links, without embedded widgets or “share” buttons that track visits.
- Cloudflare. It sits in front of the site and protects it; it sees the request IP address and tells us the country so we can show prices in a familiar currency. It doesn’t set cookies on the page.
How to manage this
Other than the settings button, everything listed can be removed using your browser: in the privacy settings, you can delete site data and block its storage. This won’t affect the site — the theme will revert to the system default, and the banner will ask for consent again because your answer was stored there as well.
Ad and tracker blockers also cut off these counters, and the site handles it: the code is written so missing analytics won’t break the page or form submission.
Document changes
If a new service appears that stores something in your browser, it will be added to the table above, and consent will be requested again — before it loads, not after. The date at the top of the page will change.
Your choice
Here you can see your current choice, change it by category, or withdraw consent entirely. Withdrawal takes effect immediately.
Questions about the document
Email us at [email protected] — we’ll reply during business hours (Mon — Fri, 10:00 — 19:00 CET). Other ways to reach us are listed on contacts page.
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