1. Cookies and similar storage
Cookies are small pieces of information a website can ask your browser to store and return with later requests. LocalStorage is a separate browser feature that saves information for a site's origin without automatically attaching it to every request. Privacy rules may apply to both technologies, so this notice covers them together.
The supplied site code does not set HTTP cookies. It uses localStorage for privacy preferences only. It does not use fingerprinting, advertising identifiers, embedded video players or third-party analytics scripts. Hosting infrastructure may have its own configuration, which the actual operator must review before deployment.
2. Storage inventory
The table distinguishes storage actually used from optional categories shown in the preference interface. An empty category does not mean an undisclosed service is waiting to load.
| Category | Name / technology | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | rjz-cookie-preferences / localStorage | Remembers choice, optional category flags, notice version and timestamp. First-party; not sent by this script. | Recognised for 180 days; removed or replaced on a later visit, or cleared by you. |
| Analytics | None installed | No audience measurement, session recording or analytics tracking occurs. | Not applicable |
| Functional | None installed beyond essential preference storage | No optional personalisation or remembered form content is implemented. | Not applicable |
3. What the buttons do
“Accept All” records permission flags for the optional categories currently displayed. “Reject Non-Essential” leaves those flags off. Both actions retain the essential preference record so the banner does not need to appear again on each page. Neither action activates a tracking service, because no such service is installed.
“Preferences” lets you select categories individually and save your choice. Optional boxes start off unless you previously enabled them. A changed purpose, added provider or materially revised tracking arrangement would require an updated notice and, where applicable, fresh consent before activation; this interface is not blanket permission for undisclosed future processing.
4. Change or withdraw your choice
Use “Cookie preferences” in the footer of any page to reopen the panel. To withdraw optional permission, turn both optional categories off and save, or choose “Reject Non-Essential.” Your selection applies to the current browser and site origin. It does not automatically synchronise across devices, browsers, subdomains or private-browsing sessions.
If browser storage is blocked, the site remains readable, but the choice may not survive navigation or a reload. The interface will explain when it cannot save. Clearing site data also removes the record and causes the banner to return. The stored record has no built-in browser expiry, so the script checks its age when a page loads.
5. Browser opt-out instructions
In Chrome, open Settings, then Privacy and security, and find the controls for site data or third-party cookies. Search stored site data for this domain and delete its entry. In Edge, use Settings and the cookies or site permissions controls to view and remove stored site data.
In Firefox, open Settings, then Privacy & Security, and use Cookies and Site Data to manage or clear this domain. In Safari on macOS, open Settings, then Privacy, and select Manage Website Data. On iPhone or iPad, Safari's settings include options to clear history and website data or manage website data under Advanced. Menu labels can vary by software version.
Blocking only third-party cookies will not necessarily remove first-party localStorage. Use the site-data controls when you want to clear the preference record. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track do not activate any tracking here; no sale, advertising sharing or analytics is implemented regardless of those signals.
6. Questions and related information
Read the privacy policy for contact-form handling, hosting considerations and legal rights. Privacy enquiries may be addressed to [email protected], subject to the disclosed unverified mailbox and illustrative publisher status. This policy should be reviewed whenever storage behaviour, hosting tools or third-party integrations change.