Flarseo
Cookies
This page lists by name every cookie the website may write to your browser, what it does and how long it lasts. The list is short because we do no profiling.
Courtesy translation. Only the Italian version of this document has legal value: if the two texts diverge, the Italian text prevails. Italian law applies to the relationship in any case.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks the browser to keep and that the browser hands back on later visits. It lets the site remember something from one page to the next.
Cookies fall into two broad families. Technical cookies are the ones without which a function the user asked for cannot work. Profiling cookies exist to build a profile of interests and require prior consent.
On flarseo.com we use only the first family.
Our approach
We built the website so that it does not need to track people. No advertising pixels, no remarketing networks, no identifiers shared with third party platforms.
The banner you see on a first visit is not asking permission to profile you, because we profile nobody: it exists to inform you and to remember that the information was given.
If we ever introduce measurement or marketing tools, we will update this page before switching them on and ask for consent in the way the law requires.
Full list of cookies
| Name | Purpose | Lifetime | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| flarseo_enroll | Holds the token that lets you resume a sign up already started, even after closing the browser. | 30 days | Technical |
| flarseo_draft | Identifies the still incomplete sign up draft so the steps already filled in are not lost. | 7 days | Technical |
| flarseo_cookie_consent | Remembers the choice you made on the banner, so it is not shown again on every page. | 180 days | Technical |
For people who sign in to the administration area of the website there are also the standard WordPress session cookies, needed to keep the login. An ordinary visitor never receives them.
The sign up cookies
Signing up to Flarseo is a multi step flow. So that you can stop and resume without starting again, the site writes a random identifier to your browser.
- They are set with the HttpOnly attribute: page JavaScript cannot read them.
- They are set with the Secure attribute: they travel only over an encrypted connection.
- They are set with SameSite Lax: they are not sent from third party sites.
- They contain only a random identifier, not your data: the draft itself stays on the server, encrypted.
If you never start a sign up, these cookies are never written.
The banner preference cookie
When you dismiss the banner with either button, the site records your choice in a preference cookie. It exists to respect the decision you made and to avoid repeating the same notice on every page.
The stored value only says which button you pressed. It does not contain an identifier that would let us recognise you across devices.
Deleting this cookie brings the banner back on your next visit, and that is the simplest way to change your choice.
No profiling, no advertising
To be explicit about what we do not do.
- We use no profiling cookies and no advertising identifiers.
- We share no browsing data with ad networks or social platforms.
- We do not reconstruct your behaviour on other websites.
- We sell browsing data to nobody.
What we collect about visitors stays limited to the strictly technical information described in the privacy notice.
Legal basis
Technical cookies, meaning those used for the sole purpose of carrying out a transmission or strictly necessary to provide a service the user asked for, do not require prior consent under directive 2002/58 and the Italian rules implementing it.
They remain subject to the duty to inform, which this page discharges. Any related processing rests on the legitimate interest in keeping the website working, and on pre contractual steps for people who start a sign up.
How to delete or block them
You can delete cookies at any time from your browser settings, usually in the section about privacy, site data or history.
- Open your browser settings and look for the entry about cookies and site data.
- Choose whether to clear everything or only the data stored by flarseo.com.
- Alternatively open the site in a private window: cookies are removed when you close it.
You can also set the browser to block all cookies. In that case the multi step sign up will not be able to remember what you already entered and the banner will reappear on every page: the rest of the site keeps working.
Third party content and services
Payment happens on the secure pages of the payment provider, away from this website: that provider applies its own notice and its own cookies on the pages it hosts.
The antispam check on the forms may load resources from an external provider, for the sole purpose of telling people apart from automated systems.
We embed no videos, maps or social widgets that would install third party cookies in the pages of this website.
Categories of suppliers we use
Updates to this page
If the cookies in use change, we update this table and the date at the top. The version is shown under the title.
For questions about cookies write to info@flarseo.com.
The table names every cookie. If you find a flarseo.com cookie in your browser that is not listed here, tell us: that is a mistake to fix.
Found a cookie that is not listed?
Write to us and we will check straight away. We would rather have a short true list than a long generic one.