What cookies and local storage are
Cookies and local storage are small browser records that help a site remember basic settings. They should not become a hidden way to track users.
A cookie policy should be clear, not hidden in a footnote.
Avangarda currently uses only necessary technical mechanisms for the site, language, theme and local UX choices. We do not add tracking without a clear need and notice.
What Avangarda uses now
The site stores the language choice through a necessary language cookie and may use localStorage for the visual theme, local UX choices, the daily question and limiting repeated article-view counting.
Necessary mechanisms
Necessary records allow pages to open in the selected language, keep the chosen theme and make the interface behave predictably. They are not advertising tools.
Analytics cookies are not active here
This policy does not add Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or similar tracking. If analytics are introduced, this page will state the tool, purpose, retention period and consent model before non-essential tracking is used.
Newsletter and forms
Newsletter and forms may use data a user sends voluntarily. That is not the same as hidden tracking. When a newsletter is active, signup and unsubscribe rules must be clear.
How users control records
Users can remove cookies and localStorage through browser settings. If a preference panel is added later, it must work before optional tools load.
Why there is no aggressive banner
Because there are currently no optional marketing or analytics cookies, we do not add a large CMP banner that would only get in the way. If optional tools are added, clear consent will be required.
When this policy changes
This page will be updated if new tools, analytics, newsletter flows or additional cookie preferences are introduced.