Cookie Policy
This policy explains what cookies are, which categories we use on kandrivo.com and how you can manage them at any time. Kandrivo applies the Google Consent Mode v2 standard, which means no analytics or advertising cookie is activated until you give your explicit consent.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser when you visit it. They are used to remember preferences, enable essential functionality and, when you agree, to measure audiences or display relevant advertising.
2. Categories we use
At Kandrivo we use four categories: (i) strictly necessary, (ii) analytics, (iii) advertising and (iv) personalisation. Only strictly necessary cookies are loaded without consent, since without them the site cannot work.
3. Google Consent Mode v2
We implement Google Consent Mode v2 with denied defaults: ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage all start as 'denied'. Only when you accept cookies (fully or selectively) we push a consent update to Google Ads (AW-18064110603) and GA4. We also enable ads_data_redaction and url_passthrough to minimise data exposure even before consent.
4. How to manage your consent
You can accept everything, reject everything or open the 'Manage preferences' panel from the initial banner. Your decision is saved in the browser's local storage and re-applied on future visits. If you clear cookies or switch device, the banner will show again.
5. Cookie duration
Strictly necessary cookies expire when the session ends or, at most, after 12 months. Analytics and advertising cookies respect Google's maximum periods (up to 24 months) and can be shortened if you enable cookie limiting in your browser.
6. Third-party cookies
The providers that may set cookies with your consent include Google Ads and Google Analytics 4. You can review their specific policies on their official sites.
7. Withdrawing consent
You can change your mind whenever you want. Just open the 'Cookie preferences' link in the footer, or clear your browser's local storage so the banner shows up again.