Cookies and optional tracking choices
The marketing website defaults optional analytics, advertising, and functional or affiliate storage to off. The private customer application and administrator pages do not load advertising pixels.
Last updated: August 1, 2026
Essential storage
Essential storage supports consent preferences, security, load balancing, and abuse prevention. In the customer application it also supports authentication, recovery, payment continuity, and private downloads. These functions cannot be disabled through the optional consent panel.
The hosting and security layer may process necessary request metadata. No optional vendor tag is bundled in this release.
Optional categories
Analytics would measure public-page use; Advertising would measure consented public conversions; Functional or Affiliate storage would remember an optional public preference or disclosed first-touch referral. All are off until you choose them, and Reject all is as prominent as Accept all.
Google Basic Consent Mode defaults analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data, and ad_personalization to denied. No Meta, TikTok, Google, or Microsoft network request may occur before the matching consent.
Changing your choice
Use Cookie settings in every marketing footer to accept, reject, customize, or withdraw optional consent. Withdrawal stops future optional use and clears this site’s optional consent state. Browser controls can also clear site data.
Consent records contain category choices, policy version, timestamp, and a coarse region value when reliably supplied. They do not contain CV content or advertising identifiers.
Private application boundary
Login, account, CV, package, checkout, download, support, and administrator pages do not load advertising or audience pixels. A future consented purchase event may contain only an opaque transaction identifier, value, and currency; it must never contain names, emails, CV data, filenames, job history, questions, languages, target countries, proof, support content, or readable package identifiers.