Cookie Policy
This policy explains the limited browser storage used by Horonda Platform and how optional analytics remains under your control.
Your choice must be remembered.
The site stores horonda_analytics_consent_v1 in first-party local storage and a first-party cookie so that your Accept or Reject choice is respected for up to 180 days. A session-only denied marker, horonda_analytics_consent_session_denied_v1, helps prevent the banner from being shown again during the same rejected session. This storage is necessary to manage the privacy choice you request and does not measure site use.
Minimal first-party statistics are always active.
Horonda counts short-lived sessions, page and funnel steps, broad device category, country and banner choices through a first-party endpoint. A random HTTP-only session cookie named cf-analytics-session expires after 24 hours. It is not used for advertising, fingerprinting or a persistent cross-session profile. The endpoint does not store IP addresses, form fields or free text.
Google Analytics and PostHog remain optional.
Only after you choose Allow extended analytics may Google Tag Manager enable Google Analytics identifiers such as _ga and _ga_*, while PostHog may use first-party storage beginning with ph_ or containing posthog. PostHog autocapture and session recording are disabled, and form-field values or message content are excluded.
You can change extended analytics.
Choose Allow extended analytics or Essential statistics only when the banner appears. Privacy settings in the footer lets you change this later. Essential statistics only and withdrawal keep Google Analytics and PostHog disabled and remove known provider storage where the browser allows it; essential first-party measurement continues as disclosed above.
Measurement services have their own safeguards.
Optional measurement is provided by Google and PostHog. Their storage names and durations may change with provider configuration or browser behavior. We therefore describe both the current production setup and the recognizable storage families used for cleanup. For broader processing information, see the Privacy Policy.