Version 2 — 2026-08-23
What are they and how do we use them?
A cookie is information stored in your browser when you visit our website. They help us improve the browsing experience, remember your preferences, and make the site run more efficiently.
Some cookies are essential to the platform's operation (for example, keeping you signed in) and are always active. Others are non-essential (analytics and advertising) and are only activated if you explicitly accept the cookie banner shown when you enter the site. You can reject them without affecting the platform's basic operation.
Essential cookies
- User/Session: to identify you and keep you signed in across our services (fully encrypted).
- Notifications: to know whether you're subscribed to push notifications.
- Theme: to remember whether you prefer dark or light mode.
- Language: to remember the language you want to view content in.
- Currency: to remember your preferred currency and show conversion rates.
- Cookie consent: to remember your decision on this policy so we don't show the banner again.
Non-essential cookies (require your consent)
- Google Analytics: site usage statistics.
- Meta Pixel (Facebook): conversion measurement and ad session tracking.
These cookies are only loaded after you accept the consent banner. If you decline, they never activate.
How do I change my decision?
You can clear the cookies and site data stored by your browser so the consent banner appears again, or adjust third-party cookie blocking directly from your browser's settings.