Last technical calibration: November 17, 2025
This protocol details the engineering behind cookies and analogous technologies on cojauny.com, functioning as a specialized technical annex to our main privacy policy.
Cookies operate as session state records—small digital artifacts that the browser temporarily stores to preserve operational context. We extend this concept to sibling technologies like localStorage, sessionStorage, and IndexedDB, always following the same minimization philosophy.
We classify trackers into three operational categories: essential cookies (session management, load balancing, language preference), preference cookies (memory of banner selections), and analytical cookies (Google Analytics 4 with IP anonymization and data truncation). Non-essential categories require explicit consent through granular opt-in.
Beyond cookies, we use localStorage for interface preferences and sessionStorage for temporary authentication tokens. We implement non-identifying technical fingerprinting solely for fraud prevention and security, excluding this analysis from the consent scope as it's essential for service integrity.
Manage your preferences through the initial banner or persistent preference center. Alternatively, configure your browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox) for advanced management—though this may impact non-critical functionality. We implement cookieless tracking for essential aggregated performance metrics.
We process 92% of cookie data within the EU. For the remaining 8% (global providers), we apply Standard Contractual Clauses with additional encryption and quarterly impact assessments. Analytical identifiers have a maximum TTL of 14 months with automatic rotation and semi-annual review.
We will technically review this protocol in response to changes in the technology stack or retention periods. We will maintain a public changelog and notify substantial changes via email to active users. Changes expanding the tracking scope will require new consent.
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