1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on a visitor’s device when a website is accessed. They may help a website function, remember preferences, understand usage, or support analytics and advertising.

Similar technologies, such as pixels, local storage, tags, and scripts, may perform related functions and are covered by this policy where relevant.

2. How Frisgewist May Use Cookies

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to:

• Operate essential website functions.
• Remember visitor preferences and consent choices.
• Protect forms, sessions, and website security.
• Measure website performance and visitor interactions.
• Understand which pages and content are useful.
• Support advertising or campaign measurement where consent has been given.

3. Categories of Cookies

4. Consent Requirements

The website should display a cookie consent banner before any non-essential cookies, analytics tools, advertising cookies, or tracking pixels are activated.

Visitors should be able to:

• Accept all optional cookies.
• Reject all optional cookies.
• Select individual cookie categories.
• Change or withdraw consent at a later time.

Refusing optional cookies should not prevent access to normal website content or the quotation request process, except where a specific optional feature depends on them.

5. Third-Party Cookies and Services

The website may use third-party services such as hosting providers, analytics tools, embedded content, advertising platforms, or consent-management services.

These providers may place or access cookies where permitted. The final website should identify the actual providers used and link to their privacy or cookie information where appropriate.

6. Advertising and Tracking Pixels

The website brief requires tracking pixels to remain inactive until the visitor has given consent. This includes pixels or tags used for campaign measurement, remarketing, or audience analysis.

The website may later be used for Taboola, Outbrain, Teads, or other advertising campaigns. Any related cookies or tracking technologies must be configured in accordance with applicable consent and privacy requirements.

7. Cookie Duration

Cookies may be:

• Session cookies: deleted when the browser is closed.
• Persistent cookies: stored for a defined period or until manually deleted.

The final cookie table should identify the name, provider, purpose, category, and duration of each cookie used on the live website.

8. Managing Cookie Preferences

Visitors should be able to manage optional cookies through the website’s cookie settings or consent banner.

Cookies may also be managed or deleted through browser settings. Disabling certain cookies may affect website features or preferences, but essential website access should remain available.

9. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow users to block, delete, or receive warnings about cookies. The exact steps depend on the browser and device being used.

Browser-level blocking does not replace the website’s obligation to obtain consent before setting non-essential cookies where required.

10. Data Collected Through Cookies

Depending on the technologies used, cookie-related data may include:

• IP address and approximate location.
• Browser and device information.
• Pages visited and time spent on the website.
• Referring website or campaign information.
• Consent status and preference selections.
• Interactions with forms, links, and website features.

More information about personal data processing should be provided in the Privacy Policy.

11. International Data Transfers

Some third-party providers may process cookie-related data outside Belgium or the European Economic Area. Where this occurs, appropriate GDPR safeguards should be used.

12. Changes to This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy may be updated when the website, cookie providers, analytics tools, advertising services, or legal requirements change.

The latest version should be published on this page with an updated effective date.

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