Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and sent with relevant website requests. Local storage is a different browser technology: it keeps values for a website without automatically attaching them to each request.
Rules for storing or accessing information on a device may apply to both technologies. Whether consent or an exception applies depends on purpose and applicable law, not only on whether the technology is called a cookie.
Language preference
The website’s own code stores the key “aureon-language” in local storage, with the value “en” or “sr”, to remember your chosen language. It does not contain the contact form’s name, email address or message.
The preference has no expiry set by the site code. It remains until it is overwritten or removed through browser settings. If storage is unavailable, the language switch still works for the current page session.
Analytics and marketing
No analytics, advertising pixels or marketing scripts are included in the website’s own code. The website does not currently offer optional tracking categories or show a consent banner with inactive controls.
Hosting or delivery infrastructure may use its own cookies or similar mechanisms; those must be audited and disclosed before the final version can describe the complete deployed website. This draft is not a guarantee that every provider is cookie-free.
External font requests
Manrope is loaded through Google Fonts. Loading an external font creates network requests and may disclose connection information to the provider; it is not the same as the language preference stored locally.
The final review must assess the provider’s current processing and any consent requirements. See the Privacy Policy for the distinction between browser storage and technical request data.
Managing browser storage
You can remove the language preference using your browser’s settings for this website’s stored data, or prevent storage through browser controls. Removing the preference returns the website to English on a subsequent visit.
Clearing storage can also remove other website settings maintained by your browser or hosting services. Your browser’s controls and labels may differ by device.
Future changes and consent
If optional analytics or marketing is introduced, its purpose, provider, storage identifiers and duration must be disclosed before activation. Where consent is required, those technologies must remain inactive until consent is given.
Rejecting optional technologies and withdrawing consent must be possible without affecting access to the site’s basic information. A final consent arrangement will be designed around the technologies actually used; it is not implemented by this draft.