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Cookies and other trackers
What AgifyMD stores in your browser, why, for how long, and how to change your choices at any time.
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1.What is a tracker?
A tracker is a piece of information stored in, or read from, your browser when you visit a website: a cookie, but also an item in local storage or a device identifier. The law requires your consent before any tracker is set, except for those that are strictly necessary for the site to work or for a service you request.
2.Trackers on this site
| Name | Purpose | Set by | Lifetime | Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
agify-consentLocal storage | Your cookie choices and when you made them. | AgifyMD | 6 months | Not required (strictly necessary) |
agify-attributionSession storage | Where your visit came from (referring site, campaign, landing page), attached to your request if you write to us. | AgifyMD | Until the tab is closed | Required |
agify-attribution-firstLocal storage | The first known source of your visits, so we know which channel introduced you to the site. | AgifyMD | 13 months | Required |
Your browser’s local storage has no built-in expiry: once the periods above have passed, its data is deleted on your next visit.
We use no advertising or social media trackers, and no information is resold.
3.Managing your choices
On your first visit, a banner asks for your consent. Declining is as easy as accepting, and declining does not block any content. Your choice, whether you accept or decline, is kept on your device for six months, after which we ask again. You can change it at any time, here or from the “Cookie settings” link at the bottom of every page:
If you withdraw your consent, the trackers that require it are deleted from your browser. You can also block or delete cookies and site data in your browser settings.
Pending approval before publication
To be reviewed by a lawyer: making analytics subject to consent, a more cautious choice than the exemption used on the current site, because the planned analytics links where visits come from to the requests we receive (ACQ-830). To be checked when analytics is set up (ACQ-828): that nothing is set before consent, and that withdrawing consent actually deletes the trackers.
4.Third-party services
When you open a service run by another company from this site, such as the call booking page, that service applies its own cookie policy.
Pending approval before publication
To be checked after ACQ-830: if Cal.com booking is embedded in our pages, its trackers must only load after a click or consent, and be described here. Same check for any embedded video or product demo.
5.Learn more
Full details of how we process data are in our privacy policy. The CNIL, France’s data protection authority, explains your rights regarding cookies on cnil.fr (opens in a new tab) (in French). If you have any questions:
- Personal data
- malik@agify.fr