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Cookie Policy
This page explains cookie categories, how consent is collected, and how analytics and marketing preferences can be managed.
Last updated: 20 July 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files or similar technologies stored by a website in the user’s browser or device. They may support technical operation, remember preferences, measure website usage or enable advertising functions.
Back to topCookie categories
Strictly necessary
Required for core operation, security, saving the cookie choice and remembering the language version. They cannot be disabled through the banner.
Analytics
Help explain how visitors use the website. They are activated only after consent.
Marketing
May support campaign measurement, remarketing and advertising personalisation. They are activated only after separate consent.
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| Name | Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
om_cookie_consent | Necessary | Stores selected categories and the consent version. | 180 days |
pll_language | Necessary | Remembers the selected language if set by Polylang. | Up to 1 year |
| Technical WordPress/hosting cookies | Necessary | Security, caching, load balancing or administration. | Session or provider-defined |
_ga, _ga_* | Analytics | Google Analytics 4 after implementation and consent. | According to Google configuration |
_gcl_au and advertising identifiers | Marketing | Google Ads after implementation and consent. | According to Google configuration |
The actual list depends on enabled tools and may change as the website develops.
Back to topHow consent works
On the first visit, visitors may accept all categories, reject optional cookies, or open settings and choose categories separately. Refusing analytics or marketing does not restrict access to the main website content.
The choice can be changed at any time through the “Cookie settings” button.
Back to topGoogle Consent Mode
After Google Analytics, Google Ads or Google Tag Manager is implemented, the website may send Google consent signals for analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization. Optional categories default to denied until the visitor makes a choice.
Consent Mode does not replace a banner or consent. It helps tags respond to the visitor’s decision.
Back to topBrowser controls
Cookies may be viewed and removed in browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect language preferences, login or other technical functions. Deleting the consent cookie will cause the banner to appear again.
Back to topThird-party platforms
Links to Telegram, Instagram, Freelancehunt and other services lead to external websites. Their own cookies and privacy policies apply after the visitor leaves this website.
Embedded videos, maps or social widgets should be blocked until the relevant consent is provided where they transfer optional data to third parties.
Back to topCookie policy updates
This page is updated when new tools are added or cookie categories and retention periods change. The latest revision date appears at the top of the page.
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