Cookie policy

This policy explains what may be stored in or read from your browser when you visit cecicapture.com. The site is built to use as few of these technologies as possible.

At present the site uses no statistics, advertising, social-network pixels or other tracking.

Questions: legal@cecicapture.com.

01Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small files a site or service stores in your browser. Local and session storage, pixels, scripts and browser identifiers work in a similar way. Some are technically necessary for a site or service to work. Others – for statistics or advertising – require consent where the law says so.

02What cecicapture.com uses

Necessary – always on:

• A note that you have seen the opening animation – in session storage, for the current session only, so it does not replay on every page. It holds no name, email or advertising identifier, is not used for statistics and disappears when you close the browser.
• Protection of the enquiry form – a hidden field and a check on the server, without cookies. The technical server data of an enquiry is described in the Privacy policy.

03Outside services

• The call calendar (Cal.com) loads only when you press “Choose a time” – after an enquiry or on the “Book a call” page. The service may then use its own cookies needed for the booking, its settings and security.
• The client galleries at gallery.cecicapture.com run on Pic-Time, which uses its own cookies for access, secure links, sessions, email verification, favourites, downloads, cart and orders, settings, security and gallery search.
• Links to Instagram, WhatsApp and Behance load nothing on this site. Once you open them, that site handles data under its own rules.

04Consent

At present there is nothing to ask consent for, so there is no banner. If I add statistics or advertising, they will load only after consent, the choice will be changeable at any time, and this page will be updated first.

05Managing it in your browser

In your browser settings you can view and delete cookies and site data, and block third-party cookies or all cookies. If you block technologies an outside service needs, parts of it may not work.