Cookie policy

Cookies are small pieces of information stored in the browser by a website or its suppliers. Local storage, session storage, pixel identifiers and other mechanisms that access information on a device may serve a similar purpose.

These technologies may be necessary for website functions or used for analytics and advertising. Non-essential technologies should run only after the appropriate consent has been obtained.

On the first visit the website shows a privacy panel and stores the choice in an essential first-party cookie. The current Rebrandy website:

• uses Google Tag Manager to manage tags and consent;
• enables Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity, including session recordings, with analytics consent;
• allows Google Ads and Meta Pixel to measure campaigns and personalise advertising with marketing consent;
• sets optional consent categories to denied by default.

Browsing does not mean consent. In Consent Mode, Google may receive limited cookieless measurement signals before a decision or after refusal. Meta Pixel and Clarity require the corresponding consent.

With analytics consent, rb-measurement-entry-v1 in sessionStorage keeps the entry service for this tab for 30 minutes. It contains no form data or person identifier. Withdrawing consent removes this record.

Providers may use _ga and _ga_* (Google Analytics), _clck and _clsk (Clarity), _gcl_* (Google Ads), and _fbp and _fbc (Meta). Expiry depends on provider configuration and browser restrictions. See Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity and Meta.

The privacy centre distinguishes three categories:

• essential — always active to remember the decision and maintain basic website security;
• analytics — optional Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity cookies and measurement storage; disabled by default;
• marketing — optional Google Ads and Meta Pixel cookies; disabled by default.

“Accept all” and “Essential only” record the decision in one click. Settings also let you decide separately for each optional category.

The browser may store standard cache files required to display the website, including stylesheets, JavaScript, images and video. Cache shortens later loading and is not used by Rebrandy to identify a user.

The server may store technical logs including IP address, request time, page address and browser information. These are not cookies and are used for maintenance, diagnosis and security.

The form uses a server-side hash of the IP address to limit repeated submission for 30 seconds. It does not store a browser cookie.

The website currently downloads fonts from Google Fonts. Rebrandy does not set a cookie in that process, but the browser connects to Google servers, which receive the IP address and basic request parameters. This processing is also described in the Privacy policy.

Work materials may include public images or video approved for publication. Before embedding future material from an external platform, we will assess whether it requires consent for storage or tracking.

After a decision is saved, a round cookie icon remains in the bottom-left corner. It opens the same panel, where you can change the choice, disable optional categories or accept them again.

Browser settings also let you view, delete or block cookies. Deleting the preference cookie will show the panel again on the next visit. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of actions taken before it.

If analytics, remarketing or another non-essential technology is enabled, we will first add its provider, purpose, category and duration to this policy. If the change affects consent, we will increase the preference version and show the panel again before activating the new tool.

The current document version and effective date are always available on this page.