What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website may store in your browser to enable technical functions, remember preferences, measure usage or personalise content. Technologies such as localStorage and sessionStorage can serve similar purposes.
Types of cookies and similar technologies
Depending on who manages them, cookies may be first-party—sent from the provider’s domain—or third-party. By duration, they may be session cookies, which disappear when the browser closes, or persistent cookies, which remain for a defined period.
By purpose, the following categories are commonly distinguished. Non-essential cookies require prior information and, where applicable, valid consent before being set.
- Technical or necessary: enable communications, security, load balancing and functions expressly requested.
- Preferences or personalisation: remember language, region or other choices.
- Analytics or measurement: count visits and provide aggregated understanding of site use.
- Behavioural advertising: create or use profiles to personalise adverts.
Current website configuration
The production version integrates Vercel Web Analytics to measure visits and Vercel Speed Insights to measure page performance. With consent, we measure enquiry starts and successful submissions, calendar clicks and engagement offer clicks in aggregate. The path of the originating page is also sent, without query strings or personal data. We do not send names, email addresses, messages or other form data to analytics. Your language choice is not stored: each language has its own web address.
- Analytics and performance: Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights in production.
- Behavioural advertising: not active.
- Consent preference: saved in this browser to remember your decision. Your language choice is not stored.
- Contact form: email delivery through Resend and spam prevention through Cloudflare Turnstile, which loads external security resources.
Consent and local storage
Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights scripts load only when you accept the analytics category. You can reject it in the initial notice or change your decision through the cookies button and the footer’s “Cookie preferences” link. Withdrawing consent blocks new analytics submissions.
- nubyron_consent_v1: first-party local storage needed to remember acceptance or rejection of analytics and the decision date. It remains until you change your decision or clear the browser’s site data; it has no automatic expiry.
- nubyron-contact-interest: first-party session storage used to pass the selected service to the enquiry form. It is removed when used or when the browser session ends; the information expires after five minutes.
- nubyron-source-page: first-party session storage, only if you accept analytics. It stores the path of the first page visited (no query string or personal data) to attach it to aggregate analytics events. It is removed when the browser session ends.
Technical service data
The hosting provider or delivery network may generate technical logs needed to deliver the site, maintain security, limit abuse and diagnose incidents. These server logs do not necessarily mean a cookie is placed in your browser.
Third-party links
The website contains links to external services such as LinkedIn or your email application. You only access them when you activate a link. From that point, the third party may process data or use cookies under its own policies.
Browser controls
You can inspect, block or delete cookies in your browser settings. As this website only activates optional analytics if you accept it, blocking them should not affect essential browsing. The exact settings depend on your browser and device.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and site data.
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
- Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions.
- On mobile devices, these options are found in browser or operating-system settings.
Profiling and international transfers
This website does not use cookies to profile visitors, personalise advertising or make automated decisions. If you accept the analytics category, Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights send technical and usage data (page visited, browser, device type, country and performance metrics) to Vercel Inc., based in the United States, under the safeguards described in the international transfers section of the privacy policy. If you reject analytics, these scripts are not loaded.
External services you choose to open may operate from other countries. Any transfers are governed by each provider’s policies and safeguards.
Future changes
If we add new analytics tools, embedded content or another technology requiring consent in the future, we will update this policy and implement the necessary information and consent mechanism before activating it.
The current mechanism lets visitors accept, reject or configure categories through equivalent options and withdraw consent through cookie preferences.
Contact
For questions about this policy or personal data processing, write to rgpd@nubyron.com.