1. What these technologies are
A cookie is a small value a website or provider stores in the browser. Local storage is a separate browser mechanism that can remember a setting without sending it automatically with every request. Similar technologies may be used for security, session continuity or measurement. Under § 25 TDDDG, non-essential storage or access requires prior informed consent.
2. Current technology list
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
fixfault-consent-v2 local storage | Get FixFault | Remembers whether optional analytics was accepted or declined, including policy version and decision time. | Necessary preference | Up to 12 months |
_ga | Google Analytics | Distinguishes a browser for audience measurement after consent. | Optional analytics | Configured up to 12 months |
_ga_<container-id> | Google Analytics | Maintains session and measurement state after consent. | Optional analytics | Configured up to 12 months |
| Security or challenge cookies, where triggered | Cloudflare / hosting infrastructure | Protects the service against abuse, verifies legitimate requests or maintains a necessary security challenge. | Strictly necessary | Session or provider-defined security period |
| Protected admin session storage, where used | Authentication / hosting provider | Authenticates approved administrators and protects restricted functions. Not required for public visitors. | Strictly necessary | Session or security-defined period |
3. Necessary storage
Necessary technologies support a service specifically requested by the user or protect the technical delivery and restricted administration area. The consent preference prevents the site from repeatedly asking the same question and records the user’s chosen setting. These technologies are not used for advertising.
4. Optional Google Analytics
Google Analytics 4, measurement ID G-TXCQH77G6C, is used to understand page visits and interactions so the service can be improved. It loads only after consent. Advertising storage, ad-user data, ad personalization and Google signals are disabled in the site configuration. Analytics cookies are configured not to renew on each visit and to expire within 12 months.
Google may process device and browser data, online identifiers, approximate location, referrer, visited pages and interaction events. More detail appears in the Privacy Policy. Google’s description of its Analytics cookies is available in its official cookie documentation.
5. Accepting, refusing and withdrawing
You can accept or refuse analytics with equal access to the site. A refusal is stored so the choice is respected. Use Cookie settings in the footer or the button below to change your choice. Withdrawal applies to future collection, disables further measurement and attempts to remove accessible Get FixFault analytics cookies.
You may also delete site data in the browser. Blocking all storage can cause the consent notice to reappear or prevent protected administration features from working. Browser “Do Not Track” signals do not have a single legally binding technical standard; the explicit Get FixFault choice controls optional analytics.
6. AdSense review and future advertising
Get FixFault keeps an ads.txt authorization file and an inert publisher ownership meta tag for Google’s review. The AdSense network script and advertising units are not currently requested, so they cannot open a second consent interface or activate advertising or remarketing cookies at this stage.
If advertising is enabled after approval, this policy, the consent controls and the technology list will be updated before non-essential advertising storage or personalized advertising is activated. Advertising will not be used as a reason to restrict access to public guidance.
7. Changes and contact
The list is reviewed when providers or site functions change. A material change to optional processing requires a renewed choice. Questions can be sent to contact@smartcroatiatravel.com.