COOKIES POLICY

Cookies & Trackers Policy (Stealth Consent v4.2.0)

1. How cookie management operates

On pirinplast.com, cookies and third-party tracking technologies are never loaded by default. Prior to any visitor action,
all statistical and advertising instruments remain in a dormant state.

In practice: any component not strictly required for core page functionality stays disabled until explicit consent is granted.
DEFAULT: OFF

2. Cookie Categories

Categories in use and their purpose
Necessary — required for core operations such as form submission, session integrity, and secure connections.
Analytics — provide insight into site usage patterns (declining these has no impact on website functionality).
Marketing — used for campaign performance measurement, audience segmentation, and retargeting.

Note: where tag management systems are deployed, they are configured to fire only after the relevant consent category has been granted,
preventing any premature loading of third-party scripts.

3. Google Consent Mode v2 (where Google services apply)

When Google services are present on the site, consent signals for analytics and advertising are initialized as denied
from the first page load until the visitor actively opts in. This architecture prevents any data collection prior to an affirmative choice.

Consent state updates take effect immediately upon clicking Accept / Reject / Manage.

4. Where your preference is retained

Your consent selection is persisted locally in the browser to avoid repeated prompts on every page visit. The system uses the following storage mechanisms in order of priority:

LocalStorage
primary method
SessionStorage
secondary method
Secure Cookie
fallback
In-Memory
last resort

Internal keys including stealth_consent_choice, stealth_consent_time, stealth_consent_uuid are used to persist your selection across sessions.

5. Consent Withdrawal (Cleanup)

Should you withdraw or downgrade your consent at any point, the system initiates an automated cleanup of all cookies and storage entries associated with tracking services.

Excluded from cleanup: cookies essential to core website operations (e.g. form state, session authentication, security tokens).

6. Do Not Track & embedded content (e.g. YouTube)

If your browser transmits a Do Not Track signal and no prior consent record exists, this is interpreted as a preference for maximum privacy
(non-essential categories are treated as denied). Additionally, embedded third-party content such as video players is rendered as a click-to-activate placeholder, loading only upon explicit visitor interaction.

DNT: 1 → interpreted as: privacy preference active

Consent preferences can be modified at any time via the Manage control accessible from the cookie banner.