Cookie Notice | digital-signage.co

Notice version: 2.7 · Effective: 10 August 2026

Current website storage

The public site configuration keeps third-party analytics disabled by default and does not set advertising cookies. If campaign parameters are present on a form page, they may be submitted with the request without being retained in local or session storage. An analytics preference is stored only if an approved measurement ID is enabled and you actively accept or decline the optional analytics category. After a successful resource or planning request, the current tab may temporarily retain a random reference and secure delivery state so the thank-you page can display the correct next step.

Technology	Purpose	Duration
Essential server records	Supports form delivery, security, error investigation and abuse prevention.	Retained only as operationally or legally necessary.
`ds_last_lead_delivery` (session storage)	Connects a successful form response to the thank-you page using a random reference, request type, email-delivery status and expiring signed download path. It contains no submitted form text or contact details.	Used for up to 30 minutes and removed when the browser tab session ends.
`ds_analytics_consent` (local storage)	Remembers “granted” or “denied” so the optional analytics choice can be respected on later pages. It is created only when analytics has been configured and you make a choice.	Until you clear site data or change the preference.
Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager	Not loaded in the default configuration. If an approved ID is enabled, the Google tag loads only after “Accept analytics”; “Decline analytics” keeps analytics storage denied.	Depends on the approved tag configuration. The notice must be reviewed when an ID is enabled.

The site also requests font files from Google Fonts. This request is not browser storage, but the font provider may receive technical connection information such as an IP address and user-agent details. The Privacy Notice explains how service providers and international processing are addressed.

What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small files stored on a device. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels and software development tools. Some are essential for a website to work, while analytics or advertising technologies normally require additional transparency and, in many locations, prior consent.

Optional analytics controls

The site includes a consent-aware loader for an approved Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager ID, but the shipped configuration is off. If enabled, a preference panel presents “Accept analytics” and “Decline analytics” with equivalent prominence. Declining does not restrict public guides, tools or forms. A persistent privacy-settings control lets you revisit the choice.

Managing browser data

You can clear or block cookies and site data through your browser settings. Clearing ds_analytics_consent removes the saved preference and the site asks again when optional analytics is enabled. Blocking storage does not prevent access to public content or forms; the choice then applies only to the current page.

Third-party resources

The site may request resources such as web fonts from third-party infrastructure. Those providers may receive standard connection data, including an IP address and browser information, when the resource is requested. We will review external resources as the website stack changes.

Contact

Questions about website storage or privacy can be sent to hello@corevo.com.