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Last updated: 24. September 2026.
This Cookie Policy explains how editionkix.org uses cookies and similar technologies on https://2010.neurogena.net. It is written for readers in Croatia and the wider European Union and European Economic Area, while remaining relevant to visitors accessing the site from Anguilla and elsewhere. The site follows an opt-in approach: optional technologies are off unless you actively choose to enable them.
At present, the site uses only necessary local storage to remember your cookie choice. It has no known analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media cookie providers. This policy describes the current arrangement and the choices available to you.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website may place on your device through your browser. Similar technologies can store or read information in a browser in other ways, including local storage. They can be used to remember settings, maintain a session, understand how pages are used, display relevant content, or connect activity across websites.
Depending on the technology and its purpose, information may include a preference, a technical identifier, browser and device characteristics, language settings, pages viewed, approximate usage information, or a record of a consent choice. Some of this information can be personal data when it relates to an identifiable person or can reasonably be combined with other information to identify someone.
For the current consent mechanism, editionkix.org uses browser local storage rather than a conventional HTTP cookie. Local storage is still a technology that stores information on a device, so it is explained here with cookies.
2. Why the site uses device storage
The site needs to record whether you have made a choice in the cookie banner. Without a record of that choice, the banner could reappear unnecessarily on every page load and the site could not reliably respect a refusal of optional technologies. The necessary local-storage entry is used only to retain the status of your cookie preference.
This limited use supports a clear and consistent consent experience. It does not, by itself, create an audience profile, measure reading behaviour, show advertisements, or share a reader’s browsing history with an external provider.
3. Categories of technologies
Strictly necessary technologies
These technologies are required to provide a feature that you have specifically requested or to keep the consent mechanism working. The site currently uses this category for the local-storage record of your cookie decision. This category is active because it is necessary to remember and apply your choice.
Functional technologies
Functional technologies normally remember optional settings, such as display preferences or enhanced site features. No separate functional cookie or local-storage technology is currently identified for use by the site. If such technology is introduced, it will remain optional unless it is genuinely necessary for a feature you request.
Analytics and performance technologies
Analytics technologies normally help publishers understand how visitors use pages, such as which articles are read or whether technical problems occur. editionkix.org currently has no known analytics or performance provider. No analytics technology is enabled by default under the current configuration.
Advertising, targeting, and social-media technologies
Advertising and targeting technologies may be used to build interest-based profiles or recognise a device across websites. Social-media technologies may enable embedded content or allow a platform to collect information when a page is viewed. The site currently has no known advertising, targeting, or social-media cookie providers. These categories are not used and are not enabled by default.
4. Current technology record
The following table lists the only device-storage item supported by the current site information. No other cookie names, providers, or storage periods are stated here because none have been confirmed.
| Name | Type and party | Purpose | Information handled | Duration | Category and basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ng-cookie-consent-v1 | Browser local storage; first party | Records the visitor’s cookie-consent choice and supports application of that choice. | A record of the consent preference. | Stored until you change your choice through Cookie Settings or clear relevant browser storage. No fixed expiry period is specified in the current configuration. | Strictly necessary. It is used without optional consent because storing the choice is necessary to provide and respect the consent function. |
5. First-party and third-party technologies
A first-party technology is set or read directly by the site you are visiting. A third-party technology is set or read by another organisation, usually because that organisation provides analytics, embedded media, advertising, social tools, security functions, or other external features.
The current local-storage entry is first party. No third-party cookie or similar-technology provider is known to be active under the present configuration. If the site later introduces a third-party provider that accesses device information for an optional purpose, that technology will not be activated before the appropriate choice has been obtained, except where a legal exemption genuinely applies.
6. Session storage, persistent storage, and retention
Session cookies generally disappear when a browser session ends. Persistent cookies or local-storage entries remain after the browser is closed until they reach an expiry point or are deleted. Persistence does not mean that information is retained indefinitely by the publisher; it describes how long a browser may retain information on the device.
The consent record described in this policy is persistent local storage. Its practical purpose is to avoid asking you to make the same choice repeatedly and to preserve a refusal of optional technologies. It remains on your device until you change the choice using the site’s Cookie Settings control or remove relevant local storage in your browser. The current information does not specify a fixed expiry period, and this policy does not invent one.
7. Consent, exemptions, and the legal framework
For readers in Croatia and the EU/EEA, rules implementing the ePrivacy framework generally require prior consent before information is stored on, or accessed from, a device, unless the storage or access is strictly necessary for transmission of a communication or for a service specifically requested by the user. Croatian electronic-communications rules apply this principle alongside the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) where personal data are processed.
The current consent-preference storage falls within the strictly necessary category because it enables the site to record and honour your decision. It is therefore not treated as an optional technology. If optional analytics, functional, advertising, targeting, or social-media technologies are added, they will be disabled by default and will require an affirmative opt-in choice before activation where consent is required.
Where the GDPR applies, consent for optional technologies must be freely given, specific, informed, and capable of withdrawal. The site does not rely on silence, pre-ticked choices, or continued browsing as consent for optional technologies. The necessary preference record is used to protect the site’s ability to respect your decision and to provide the consent function; where personal data are involved, the relevant legal basis depends on the specific processing and applicable law.
Visitors accessing the site from Anguilla or other locations may have additional or different local rights. The same practical controls described here remain available, but legal rights and regulatory requirements can vary according to the visitor’s location and the circumstances of processing.
8. How the consent manager works
When the consent notice is displayed, the options Accept and Reject are presented with equal availability. Accepting permits only the optional categories that are presented and selected at that time. Rejecting keeps optional technologies off. Under the current configuration, there are no known optional providers to activate.
You can review, change, or withdraw your selection at any time by using the Cookie Settings button in the lower-left corner of the site. Withdrawing consent is designed to be as straightforward as giving it. Changing a choice updates the locally stored preference for future use of the site.
A refusal or withdrawal does not prevent access to the editorial content solely because optional technologies are declined. However, if optional features are introduced in the future, a feature that relies on an optional technology may not work unless you choose to enable that category.
9. Browser controls and their consequences
Most browsers allow you to view, delete, or block cookies and local storage through browser settings. You may also use private browsing modes or configure a browser to remove site data when it closes. Browser settings differ by browser and device, so consult the documentation for the browser you use.
If you delete or block local storage, the site may no longer remember your cookie selection. The consent notice may then appear again, and you may need to state your choice again. Blocking all device storage can also interfere with site functions that depend on remembering a user-requested setting. Browser controls do not necessarily remove information already held outside your browser where another lawful processing activity has taken place.
10. International transfers and privacy information
The currently identified consent-preference storage is held in your browser as first-party local storage. This Cookie Policy does not identify any active third-party analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media provider, and therefore does not identify an international transfer arising from those categories.
If future optional technologies involve a provider located outside the country where you are based, information may be processed in another jurisdiction. Before such a provider is used, the site should provide the relevant information about the category, provider, transfer safeguards where applicable, and your available choices. For broader information about personal-data handling, please read the Privacy Policy available on https://2010.neurogena.net.
11. Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated when the site’s use of cookies, local storage, consent controls, or relevant legal requirements changes. A revised version will show an updated date near the beginning of the page. Material changes to optional technology use should be reflected in the consent manager before those technologies are enabled where consent is required.
12. Contact
For questions about this Cookie Policy, your cookie choices, or privacy-related matters, contact editionkix.org at [email protected], by telephone on +441635778002, or by post at 3, Pipers Court, Thatcham RG19 4ER, Great Britain. When contacting the site about a browser preference, include enough information to explain the issue, but do not send unnecessary sensitive personal information.