Draft: to be reviewed by a lawyer before publication.
In short
Technical cookies make the site work and need no consent. Everything else — analytics, marketing and embedded video — only starts if you allow it, and you can change your mind at any time: .
None of these tools is currently configured on the site: they stay off even if you give consent. This page describes how they will work once they are switched on.
Refusing is as easy as accepting: the banner gives both buttons equal standing and, if you make no choice, nothing beyond the necessary is loaded.
What cookies are
Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. They make a site work, remember preferences or — in cases that do not apply here — follow people across different sites for advertising. localStorage and tracking pixels are similar technologies.
Necessary — always on
Local preferences. The site stores the choice you make on the banner in your browser (key wr-consent) and, while you browse, a temporary value for the page transition. These stay on your device, are never sent to us and cannot identify you.
Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights. Measure visits and performance without cookies and without persistent identifiers: aggregate data such as page viewed, referrer, country, device and browser. They build no profiles and do not follow visitors to other sites, which is why they count as necessary and do not go through consent.
Google Fonts. Typefaces are requested from Google’s servers when the page loads, which discloses your IP address to Google; no cookie is set for this. Status of the planned optimisation (self-hosted fonts, to remove the call): [TO BE COMPLETED].
Analytics — only with your consent
Google Analytics 4 (Google Ireland Limited) tells us which pages are useful, how people find us and where they drop off. It sets its own cookies, typically _ga and _ga_<ID>, lasting up to 24 months.
The script is not loaded until you allow this category: we use Google Consent Mode v2, which starts with every consent denied and updates only after your choice. We have enabled IP anonymisation and have not enabled Google Signals advertising features.
Google may transfer data to the United States. Google’s notice: policies.google.com/privacy.
Marketing — only with your consent
Meta Pixel (Meta Platforms Ireland Limited) measures the results of campaigns on Facebook and Instagram and makes it possible to show ads to people who have already visited the site. It sets its own cookies, typically _fbp (about 3 months) and, on facebook.com, fr.
The script is not loaded until you allow this category. If you withdraw consent, the pixel is set to revoked and stops sending events.
For the collection and transmission of data to Meta we act as joint controllers with Meta Platforms Ireland, under the controller addendum the platform provides. Meta is responsible for the processing that follows. Meta’s notice: facebook.com/privacy/policy.
Video — only with your consent
Vimeo. Videos are not loaded with the page: you see a still in place of the player, and the player starts only when you open it and only if you have allowed this category. We ask Vimeo not to track the session (the dnt parameter), but the player may still set its own technical cookies.
Vimeo’s notice: vimeo.com/privacy.
Changing your mind
You can review your choice at any time: , or use the “Cookie preferences” link at the foot of every page. Withdrawal applies immediately to new loads; cookies already set can be deleted from your browser settings.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can block or delete cookies and site data from your browser settings: in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge the option sits under privacy and security. Blocking technical cookies may break some features of the site.
Contact
For questions about this page, write to privacy@werise-group.com.