Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar technologies help remember preferences, keep essential features working, understand site usage and improve the browsing experience.

• Necessary: maintain basic site functions, language, security and consent status.
• Preferences: remember browsing choices, such as language or saved searches.
• Analytics: help understand interaction and performance. They may operate without cookies through limited signals when consent is not granted, and with cookies when the user authorizes it.
• Marketing: used for ad measurement or remarketing, including Meta Pixel. They may initialize in limited/revoked mode without cookies; full measurement should not activate without explicit consent.

The cookie banner lets users accept non-essential cookies or reject their use. The decision is stored locally in the browser as a consent preference.

You may change your decision by clearing site data in your browser or using preference controls when advanced settings are enabled.

Some features may depend on external providers, such as site infrastructure, analytics, forms, communication, maps or advertising measurement. When a non-essential service requires cookies, it must respect the user’s consent preference.

Google Analytics operates with advanced Consent Mode: if cookies are rejected, events may be sent as cookieless pings for aggregated/modeled measurement. Meta Pixel may receive event commands in revoked consent mode; Meta should keep them cookieless or limited until marketing consent exists. Only after consent may it activate full advertising measurement and set cookies such as _fbp or _fbc.