Device transparency

Cookie Policy

Information about cookies and other storage tools under the GDPR, applicable ePrivacy rules and the Italian Data Protection Authority’s 10 June 2021 Guidelines.

Last updated: 31 August 2026 hello@maukastudio.com

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1. Cookies and similar tools

Cookies are small pieces of data saved by the browser. Local storage, caches and service workers use different technology but are described with the same transparency when they serve similar purposes.

The ‘Continue with Google’ button does not embed a social plug-in or load a Google script: it starts a redirect to Google only after a click. Google may then use cookies or other tools on its own domains under its privacy policy, separately from the Prennot cookies listed below.

2. Categories and consent

Strictly necessary tools transmit communications, authenticate users, protect the service or remember a requested preference. They do not require consent but are documented here. Non-essential analytics, marketing and profiling require prior consent and remain blocked by default.

The public frontend currently loads no analytics or advertising provider. Those categories are available in the panel to make the choice explicit and prepare safe integration; a new provider will require a new notice version and a fresh choice.

3. Managing your choice

On the first layer you can accept all, reject optional tools or customise by category. The choices are equally accessible and refusing does not restrict the site. After a choice, the always-available cookie icon reopens the panel so consent can be changed or withdrawn.

The preference lasts 180 days. It is requested again if missing, expired or the configuration changes materially. You may also clear cookies and site data in your browser, in which case the banner will return.

4. Browser signals

Because no optional tools are active, Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals do not change current behaviour. If compatible tools are introduced, those signals will be assessed alongside the panel preference and applicable law.

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