Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files stored on your device when you visit a website or use an online service.

Other technologies, such as browser storage, tracking pixels and device identifiers, may also store or access information on your device. Where used, these are included in the inventory below.

Some technologies support functions you request. Others measure usage or enable third-party services.

The categories below explain how technologies are classified. The inventory identifies which ones Auroli actually uses.

Necessary technologies
Technologies necessary for communication or for providing a service you explicitly request may be used without cookie consent. Examples can include authentication or remembering your cookie choice, where the relevant conditions are met.

Analytics
Analytics can help measure how a service is used. Under Dutch rules, certain limited analytics may be exempt from cookie consent where their privacy impact is absent or minor. Other analytics require prior consent.

Optional features and tracking
Technologies used for advertising, tracking or optional third-party features require consent where no legal exemption applies.

A category name alone does not determine whether consent is required.

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A cookie’s duration describes how long it remains on your device. Data collected through it may have a different retention period, which is explained in our Privacy Policy or the relevant provider information.

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Where consent is required, we ask before the relevant technology is activated.

You can accept optional technologies, reject them or select the purposes you agree to. Options requiring consent are switched off until you choose to enable them.

Continuing to browse, scrolling or closing the banner does not count as consent.

Refusing optional tracking does not prevent normal access to Auroli. A particular optional feature may remain inactive if it requires the technology you declined.

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You can review or withdraw your consent through “Cookie settings” on this page and [confirmed persistent location, such as the footer].

Withdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it. It does not affect the lawfulness of processing that took place before withdrawal.

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You can also delete cookies or restrict storage through your browser. Blocking necessary technologies may affect functions such as signing in.

Browser controls do not replace Auroli’s obligation to provide working consent controls.

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Where such content requires consent, it remains inactive until the relevant choice is made. We explain the provider and purpose before activation.

A standard link to an external website is different from embedding that service into Auroli. After following an external link, the destination website’s policies apply to its own processing.

Information collected through cookies may be personal data, including identifiers and information about your activity.

Our Privacy Policy explains the responsible organisation, processing purposes, legal bases, recipients, applicable transfers, retention and your privacy rights.

For questions or requests concerning your personal data, contact [privacy email].

You may also complain to the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens or another competent supervisory authority.

We update this policy when the technologies or their purposes change. The publication date identifies the current version.

Where a change requires new consent, we ask before activating the affected technology.

For questions, contact [contact email] or use our contact page.

See our Privacy Policy for further information about personal data.