What we set, and what we ask before setting
Cookies
Nothing that tracks you runs until you agree to it. When you first arrive we ask one question, and until you answer it, no advertising cookie is set and nothing is sent anywhere.
If you accept
We load the Meta Pixel, which sets a cookie named `_fbp` in your browser and tells Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. that you visited. We use it to see which advert brought someone here. It does not read anything else on your device and it cannot see what you type.
If you decline
The pixel is never loaded, no cookie is written and nothing reaches Meta. The site behaves in exactly the same way — declining costs you nothing, which is why the two buttons are the same size.
Changing your mind
Use the Cookie settings link in the footer to be asked again, or clear this site data in your browser. Your answer is stored on your own device and is never sent to us.
What is always set
A small preference recording your answer to the question above, so we do not ask on every page. That is strictly necessary to respect your choice, so it needs no consent of its own.
The payment provider may set cookies strictly necessary to process a payment while you are on its checkout. That happens on its own pages, under its own policy.
Last updated 28 August 2026.