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Cookie policy
Last updated: 5 November 2026
Until you press a button in the bar at the bottom, nothing beyond the strictly necessary goes into your browser. We have no advertising cookies and we let no social network track you from here.
What we actually set
| Name | What it does | Category | Where and how long |
|---|---|---|---|
| digitalu:consent | Remembers what you chose in the cookie bar | Strictly necessary | localStorage, until you clear it |
| digitalu:lang | Remembers the language you read in | Strictly necessary | localStorage, until you clear it |
| ph_*_posthog | Ties your visits together so we can see the path through the site | Analytics, only with consent | Cookie, 12 months |
The strictly necessary ones need no consent: without them we could not even remember that you turned the rest down. Analytics do not start at all until you press “Accept analytics”.
Changing your mind
Press Cookie preferences and the bar comes back. The new choice takes effect immediately: if you decline, nothing leaves for PostHog from that moment on.
You can also clear them straight from your browser, under privacy settings (“Clear site data”). After that, the bar will ask you again.
Why there is no three-layer “Settings” banner
Because ePrivacy requires declining to be as easy as accepting. It would be two buttons either way, so we put both of them up front, the same size.
More
What we do with the data once collected, who else sees it and what you can ask us to delete are in the privacy policy.