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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 21 September 2026

A cookie is a small file the site puts in the browser. On faurit-in-dobrogea.ro we use necessary cookies for sign-in and forms, Google Analytics to understand which pages are read, and Google AdSense for ads on public pages.

1. Cookies we set ourselves

• Session cookie (typical name faurit_in_dobrogea_session) - recognises you while you stay on the site, keeps the login and confirmation messages. It expires when you close the browser or after inactivity.
• XSRF-TOKEN - protects forms against forged requests. It is strictly necessary.
• Remember me - appears only if you tick “Remember me” at login. It may last up to 5 years or until you sign out.

These are strictly necessary cookies. The law does not require separate consent for them, but you have the right to know they exist. Without them you cannot sign in or send forms safely.

2. Storage on the device, not a cookie

• fid-library-v1 - saved places before you have an account, or until they merge into the account at login.
• fid-quiz-last - the last quiz result, on the device.

You can delete them from the browser settings. If you delete the local library before login, the saved places on the device will not move into the account.

3. Google Analytics

We load Google Analytics 4 (identifier G-WJ202KN998) to see pages visited, visit duration and device, in aggregated form. Google may set its own cookies (for example _ga, _ga_*) and may process the IP on our behalf.

Google’s policy: policies.google.com/privacy.

4. Google AdSense

On public pages we load Google AdSense (identifier ca-pub-7990372915453543) to show ads. Google may set advertising cookies (for example _gads, _gac_*) and may use data about the visit, device and IP to choose ads. We do not load AdSense in the account area, at login or in the newsroom. We do not use Facebook Pixel.

You can control Google personalised ads at adssettings.google.com.

5. Other third parties

When you open a map, the browser requests tiles from OpenStreetMap or CARTO. They may see the IP and may set their own cookies to deliver the map. This is needed for the map, not for advertising. The link to our Facebook page does not install a Facebook pixel.

If you sign in with Google, Google applies its own policy on their login page.

6. Service worker

The browser may install a service worker that caches static files (CSS, icons) so the site loads faster. It is not a cookie and it does not track browsing.

7. How you control them

Consent for Analytics and AdSense is requested through the Google message (Privacy & Messaging). You can also block or delete cookies in the browser. If you block the necessary ones, login, the session and some forms will stop working.

See also Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.