Cookie and service inventory
Cookie policy
Which necessary, analytics and marketing technologies Pixxelfy uses and how you control them.
- Version
- Version 2026-07-26
- Last updated
- Last updated July 26, 2026
Your choice
Necessary technology is always active. Analytics and marketing are off by default. Accept, reject and configure receive equal treatment. Rejecting immediately unlocks the entire site. You can reopen the preferences from every page footer.
Basic Consent Mode
Google scripts and requests remain fully blocked until the relevant consent is granted. Pixxelfy does not use Advanced Consent Mode and therefore sends no cookieless Google requests before consent. Marketing tags may not run on analytics-only consent.
Current inventory
The inventory below is reviewed when services or versions change.
- Necessary — Laravel session and XSRF token: security, form handling and session continuity; session duration.
- Necessary — pixxelfy_consent and consent visitor ID in local storage: remember and evidence your choice; until the consent version changes or you clear it.
- Analytics (optional) — Google Tag Manager / GA4 cookies such as _ga and _ga_*: audience and journey statistics; GA4 user-level retention 14 months.
- Marketing (optional) — Google Ads / conversion-linker cookies such as _gcl_* and permitted click IDs: campaign attribution and conversion measurement; according to Google’s configured expiry.
Attribution storage
Before consent, permitted campaign values are held only in memory. Analytics consent permits landing path, referrer and UTM persistence. Marketing consent permits GCLID, GBRAID, WBRAID and MSCLKID persistence. Other query parameters and fingerprinting are excluded.
Withdrawal
Withdrawal updates the Google consent state, stops new application events, removes locally stored attribution and attempts to clear known first-party GA/Ads cookies. The compliance receipt remains as necessary evidence. Browser or third-party controls may also be used.