Last updated: [ 1. 4. 2026 ]
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, or SDK-like technologies used to recognise your browser or device, remember settings, analyse traffic, or measure campaign performance.
2. Why we use cookies
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
• to make the website function correctly and securely;
• to remember your cookie preferences;
• to understand how visitors use the website and improve performance and content; and
• where you consent, to measure advertising performance and show more relevant ads on third-party platforms.
3. Legal basis and consent
Strictly necessary cookies are used because they are required for the proper operation of the website or to provide a service you explicitly request.
Analytics and marketing cookies are used only after you have given valid consent. You can accept all, reject non-essential cookies, or manage your preferences by category. You can also withdraw or change your consent at any time through the cookie settings control available on the website.
4. Cookie categories we use
A. Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required for the website to function properly, for security, and for saving your privacy preferences. They do not require prior consent where they are genuinely necessary.
B. Analytics cookies
These cookies help us understand website traffic and user interaction so that we can improve the website. They are used only with your consent.
C. Marketing cookies
These cookies and similar technologies help us measure campaign performance, build audiences, and show more relevant advertising on third-party platforms. They are used only with your consent.
5. Typical cookies and similar technologies used on this website
Category | Cookie / technology | Provider | Purpose | Typical duration |
Strictly necessary | moove_gdpr_popup | Moove / website | Stores the user’s cookie consent choice and preference state. | Typically 1 year |
Strictly necessary | WordPress / security / session cookies (names may vary) | Website | Supports essential technical operation, session handling, load balancing, or security where applicable. | Session or short-term |
Analytics | _ga | Google Analytics | Distinguishes users and helps generate analytics statistics. | Typically up to 2 years |
Analytics | _ga_* | Google Analytics | Stores session and campaign-related analytics information. | Typically up to 2 years |
Marketing | _gcl_au | Google Ads | Measures ad effectiveness and stores information for conversion support. | Typically 90 days |
Marketing | _fbp | Meta | Identifies browsers for advertising and campaign measurement purposes. | Typically 90 days |
Marketing | _fbc (only where generated from ad click data) | Meta | Supports attribution of visits and conversions linked to advertising campaigns. | Typically 90 days |
Marketing | li_gc | Stores consent preferences related to LinkedIn services. | Typically 6 months | |
Marketing | li_sugr | Supports ad analytics, fraud prevention, and user matching. | Typically 90 days | |
Marketing | bcookie | Browser identifier used by LinkedIn for security and advertising-related functions. | Typically 1 year | |
Marketing | lidc | Supports routing / operational purposes on LinkedIn services. | Typically 24 hours | |
Marketing | UserMatchHistory | Supports advertising and audience matching based on browser activity. | Typically 30 days |
The exact cookies that appear may vary depending on your browser, your consent choices, the pages you visit, and whether an active campaign or integration is running at the time.
6. Third-party services connected with cookies
Depending on the tools enabled on the website, we may use services such as:
• Google Analytics and Google Ads;
• Meta Pixel;
• LinkedIn Insight Tag; and
• consent management / cookie preference tools.
These providers may process personal data as separate controllers or as processors depending on the specific service and context. Please also review their own privacy / cookie information where relevant.
7. How to manage cookies
You can manage cookies in the following ways:
• through the cookie banner when you first visit the website;
• later, at any time, through the cookie settings control on the website; and
• through your browser settings, where you can block or delete cookies.
Please note that blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect the functioning of the website.
8. Updates to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect legal, technical, or operational changes. The latest version will always be published on this website with the date of the last update.
