Cookie Policy

This policy explains which cookies we use, for what purpose and how you can manage them. We apply Google Consent Mode v2 and follow current digital privacy standards.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that a site stores in your browser to remember information between visits: selected language, preferences, session, usage metrics or advertising audiences. There are first-party cookies (managed by Avelyntor) and third-party cookies (managed by external services such as Google).

2. Categories used

Strictly necessary: guarantee the basic functioning of the site (always active). Functional: remember your preferences such as language. Analytics: allow us to understand how the site is used in aggregate. Advertising and marketing: allow us to measure campaigns and display relevant content on other platforms.

3. Google Consent Mode v2

Before loading any measurement or advertising script, we set a default 'denied' state for ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization, analytics_storage and personalization_storage. Only when you accept a specific category on the banner or preferences panel do we update that state to 'granted', and the associated Google Ads and Google Analytics services begin to operate according to your choice.

4. Cookies used

avelyntor_consent (first-party, 12 months): stores your decision on cookie categories. _ga, _ga_* (Google, 24 months): identify browsers for aggregated metrics when you accept analytics. _gcl_au (Google, 3 months): allows campaign attribution when you accept advertising.

5. Manage your consent

You can change your preferences at any time from the 'Cookie preferences' link in the footer. You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings. If you clear your cookies or change browsers, the consent banner will appear again.

6. Duration

Each cookie has a specific duration, indicated next to its name in the list above. Upon expiration, it is removed from your browser or requires new explicit acceptance.

7. Changes

We may update this policy in response to regulatory or technological changes. When this happens, the new version will be published and the update date will remain visible at the beginning.