Cookie & Browser Storage Policy
Last updated: 11 November 2026
Cookies and local storage support essential features. With your permission, Google Tag Manager (GTM-MCBWBNJG) also loads optional analytics tags configured by the site operator.
1. Optional TikTok authentication cookies
tiktok_state: a security cookie used to check an account-connection request, valid for up to 10 minutes and cleared during the callback. tiktok_session: a random session identifier for the optional connected-account feature, valid for at most one hour. Both use HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax; Secure is enabled when the configured site URL uses HTTPS. These cookies are set only when the account-connection feature is used.
2. Cooldown storage
fl_cooldown_end: local storage containing a timestamp used to preserve the five-minute engagement-demo cooldown across page loads. It does not identify your TikTok account. An expired value is removed when the interface checks it; browsers otherwise keep local storage until it is cleared.
3. Notice preference
fl_consent_v2 stores your analytics choice and timestamp for 180 days. Older notice acknowledgements do not count as consent. If browser storage is blocked, your choice applies only to the current page.
4. Your controls
Choose Accept analytics or Reject analytics in the notice. Essential functions remain available either way. Reopen Cookie settings in the footer to change your choice. Withdrawal reloads the page to stop loaded tags and clears accessible standard Google Analytics cookies; it does not erase previously collected data. Language is selected through the page URL.
5. External services and future changes
External media and links may connect to independent services with their own policies. New tracking purposes require updated disclosures and any required consent.
6. Google Tag Manager and analytics
Google Tag Manager loads only after analytics acceptance. Published tags in the container determine the actual measurement. Google Analytics, when configured there, may process page URLs, browser/device details, approximate location and interaction events, and may set _ga or _ga_* cookies, commonly up to two years depending on configuration. Google may process data outside your country. Advertising consent remains denied. See Google’s privacy policy at https://policies.google.com/privacy. Container tags must be configured to respect analytics consent; this site does not authorize advertising tags.