Cookie Policy
There are two separate stories on this site. Anonymous visit counting works without cookies and is always on. Counters from Google and Yandex store data in your browser and load only after you consent — before that they are not loaded at all.
1. What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser so it can recognise you on later visits. Similar technologies fall into the same category: localStorage, sessionStorage and tracking pixels.
2. What runs at all times, without consent
We set no cookies of our own. One browser-storage entry is used: your choice on the consent banner — which counters you allowed and when. Without it we would have to ask you again on every page. Such an entry is strictly necessary and does not require consent.
The following also runs at all times:
- Anonymous visit counting — Vercel Web Analytics. It records aggregate information about a visit: the page opened, referring source, country and device type. It works without cookies, does not mark your device and cannot link two of your visits or recognise you on another website.
- Server logs — our host records IP address, browser type, page requested, date and time. Without this the site cannot operate or defend itself against attacks.
The legal basis for both is legitimate interest, Article 6(1)(f) GDPR.
3. What loads only with your consent
We need these counters to measure advertising campaigns. Until you press “Accept”, their scripts are not loaded and no cookies are set.
| Who | Purpose | Where data goes |
|---|---|---|
| Google — Google Analytics and the Google Ads tag | Visit statistics and attribution of enquiries coming from Google advertising | USA |
| Yandex — Yandex.Metrica | Attribution of enquiries coming from Yandex Direct advertising | Russia |
The legal basis is your consent, Article 6(1)(a) GDPR. Consent is asked separately for each of the two systems: you may allow one and refuse the other.
Session recording (Webvisor) in Metrica is deliberately switched off: it is a substantially more detailed form of processing than visit counting, and we have not asked for separate consent to it.
4. How to give, change or withdraw consent
- A banner is shown on your first visit. Refusing is exactly as easy as accepting — one click, with no pre-ticked boxes.
- You can change your decision at any time through the Cookie settings link in the footer of any page.
- Withdrawing consent stops collection from the next page load: a third-party script already running in an open tab cannot technically be unloaded.
- Withdrawal does not make processing carried out beforehand unlawful. To have data already collected deleted, write to privacy@relogid.com.
You can further limit collection through your browser: by blocking third-party requests, blocking cookies, or using private browsing mode.
5. What happens if you refuse
Nothing changes. The site works fully without these counters: pages open, the enquiry form submits, the typeface and styling are in place — they are served from our own domain and do not depend on consent.
6. Changes
If the set of counters changes, we will update this page and ask for consent again before any new counter is loaded.
7. Questions
Write to privacy@relogid.com. For how we handle personal data in general, see our Privacy Policy.