1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small values stored by a browser. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage. They can remember login state, security tokens, preferences and consent choices.
2. Categories
- Strictly necessary: authentication, security, CSRF protection, load balancing and consent storage. These cannot be switched off through the preference panel because the service may not function without them.
- Preferences: language, display and convenience settings.
- Analytics: measurement used to understand reliability and feature usage. Analytics storage remains off unless you enable it and an analytics provider is configured.
- Marketing: campaign attribution or personalised promotion storage. Marketing storage remains off unless you enable it and such functionality is configured.
3. Current default
The supplied implementation uses necessary session/security storage and a consent-preference cookie. It does not automatically load third-party analytics or marketing trackers. Adding a new tracker requires updating this policy, the consent manager and the provider list before deployment.
4. Managing choices
Use “Cookie settings” in the footer to change optional categories. You can also clear browser storage or block cookies in browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may prevent login, form submission or security checks.
5. Retention
The consent preference normally lasts for the configured period and is then requested again. Session cookies generally expire when the session ends, although secure remembered-login tokens may last longer when you explicitly select that feature.
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