1. Cookies and browser storage
Cookies are small text files placed on a device by a website. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, software development kits, and identifiers. Dutch and European rules can apply when a site stores information on or reads information from a user’s device, even where the technology is not literally a cookie.
This policy uses “cookies” as a convenient collective term unless a distinction is useful.
2. What we currently use
The current site does not load analytics, advertising, social-media tracking, or third-party video technology. It stores one first-party privacy preference in your browser so the site can remember your choice.
| Name | Technology | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
vn_privacy_choices_v1 | Local storage | Visual Normality | Records essential, analytics, and marketing preferences, whether Global Privacy Control was detected, and when the choice was saved. | Up to 180 days; then the site asks again. You can clear it sooner through browser settings. |
The preference remains on the current browser and is not designed to identify you. A hosting provider may separately process ordinary request and security logs as described in the Privacy Notice.
3. Categories
Essential
These technologies support a service you request, protect the site, or remember privacy choices. Where consent is not legally required, we rely on the applicable necessity exemption and process any associated personal data on the legal bases described in the Privacy Notice.
Analytics
Analytics could help measure aggregate use and improve the site. No analytics technology is active in this draft. If introduced, it will remain off until any legally required consent is given and this table is updated with the provider, purpose, data, and duration.
Marketing
Marketing technology could support advertising, conversion measurement, cross-site tracking, or targeted advertising. No marketing technology is active in this draft. If introduced, it will remain off until any legally required consent is given and this policy is updated.
4. Your choices
On your first visit, you can reject optional technologies, accept all available categories, or make a granular choice. Rejecting optional technologies does not block access to the site. No optional category is preselected.
You can withdraw or change consent as easily as you gave it. Use the button below at any time:
You can also delete stored website data through your browser. Doing so may cause the consent banner to appear again.
5. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track
Where legally required, Visual Normality recognises Global Privacy Control as a request to opt out of sale, sharing, and targeted advertising. The consent manager keeps marketing off when it detects the signal. Because this site does not currently perform those activities, the signal does not otherwise change the experience.
Browsers may also send a “Do Not Track” signal. There is no generally accepted standard governing that signal. We do not currently respond to it separately, but we apply the choices described above and will update this policy if our practice changes.
6. Changes and contact
We will update this policy and the consent interface before activating a new non-essential cookie or similar technology. Material changes may cause the site to ask for your choice again.
Questions: hello@visualnormality.com.