Cookie Policy
Last Updated: 11.07.2026
What cookies are
Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information that are stored on the user’s computer or mobile device when visiting a website. On each subsequent visit, cookies are sent back to the website that set them (first-party cookies) or to another domain (third-party cookies) and recognised by it. Cookies are useful because they allow a website to recognise the user’s device. Cookies cannot retrieve any other data from your hard drive, transmit computer viruses, or capture email addresses. Alongside cookies, this policy also covers similar technologies (such as the browser’s localStorage), which store information on the user’s device for comparable purposes.
Why we use cookies
Cookies allow privacyrise.com, part of the PrivacyRise network, to “remember” users for the duration of the visit (session cookies) or across multiple visits (persistent cookies). Cookies can serve different functions: some are essential and let you browse effectively and retain the preferences you have expressed (such as your consent choices); others, activated only with your consent, allow us to measure how the site is used.
How we use cookies
We use cookies while you browse the privacyrise.com website. Strictly necessary technical cookies, required to deliver the site and the services you request (for example load balancing and security for the contact form), do not require your consent. Analytics cookies are instead activated only with your consent, given through the banner displayed on your first visit and modifiable at any time. No marketing or personalisation cookies are currently in use.
The use of cookies by PrivacyRise complies with applicable law, including the ePrivacy rules and the UK and EU GDPR, which allow the use of these technologies for certain legitimate purposes, such as technical storage for the time strictly necessary to transmit a communication or to provide a specific service requested by the User, who can always object to the processing of their data in the ways listed in the privacy policy.
Cookie management information and how to disable cookies
You can change your choices at any time via the “Cookie Preferences” link in the footer of the site, which reopens the consent management panel.
In addition, you can always accept all cookies, be informed about their use, or disable them by changing the settings of your browser. Please note that if you decide to disable or remove cookies from your browser, this may make some parts of the site inaccessible and browsing less functional. Each browser has different procedures for managing cookies, available on the dedicated support pages:
Types of cookies
Strictly necessary (technical) cookies
Technical cookies are strictly necessary to ensure normal browsing and use of the privacyrise.com website. They are essential and may be used without the user’s consent. On this site they include the security and load-balancing cookies of embedded services (the Brevo contact form) and the storage, via localStorage, of the consent preferences expressed by the user.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies are used to statistically analyse visits to the site through Google Analytics 4. They serve statistical and performance-measurement purposes and are activated only with the user’s consent, which can be withdrawn at any time from the “Cookie Preferences” panel. Data is collected through Google Analytics’ European endpoint.
Marketing and personalisation cookies
No cookies in these categories are currently in use on the site. The categories are shown in the preferences panel in anticipation of possible future features (for example embedded videos or campaign measurement); should they be activated, this policy will be updated beforehand.
Embedded third-party services
Some features of the site are provided through third-party services embedded in our pages, such as the contact form (Brevo – sibforms.com). The cookies listed in the table for such services are set directly by the respective providers, which independently determine their characteristics, duration and purposes: they are technical in nature (security and load balancing), strictly necessary to deliver the requested service and therefore exempt from consent.
For this reason, such cookies cannot be governed through this site’s “Cookie Preferences” panel: the selection made in the banner has no effect on them, as they are set when the relevant service loads, regardless of the categories accepted or refused. The only way to prevent their installation is not to use the services concerned or to block third-party cookies through your browser settings. For further information on the processing carried out by these providers, please refer to their respective privacy and cookie policies.
List of cookies used
Detected with the EDPB Website Evidence Collector · last audit: 10 July 2026
| Name | Domain | Category | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
_cfuvid | sibforms.com | Strictly necessary | Cloudflare, security and rate limiting for the contact form (Brevo) | Session | Third party |
_ga | privacyrise.com | Analytics | Google Analytics 4, identifier used to distinguish users | 13 months | First party |
_ga_H4FXNH1396 | privacyrise.com | Analytics | Google Analytics 4, session state and session counting | 13 months | First party |
Similar technologies (localStorage)
| Name | Domain | Category | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
pr_consent_v1 | privacyrise.com | Strictly necessary | stores the cookie consent preferences expressed by the user | Persistent* | First party |
elementor | privacyrise.com | Strictly necessary | Elementor page builder, local page-view and session counter, no data transmitted to third parties | Persistent* | First party |
Notes. The _ga and _ga_H4FXNH1396 cookies are set with a nominal lifetime of 24 months, capped at approximately 13 months (400 days) by major browsers.
*Items stored in localStorage have no automatic expiry and remain on the device until deleted by the user. You can change your choices at any time via the “Cookie Preferences” link in the footer.
Last updated: 11.07.2026