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Cookie Policy

Short answer: we don’t use cookies to follow you around. Here’s the longer version, question by question.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that a website can ask your browser to store on your device. On later visits, the browser sends it back, which lets a site remember things such as a login or a basket. Similar technologies include local storage and tracking pixels.

Does massagechairsguc.it.com set cookies?

No. This website is built with plain HTML, CSS and a small JavaScript file that only runs the menu, the chair filter and the video buttons. None of that code creates cookies, and there are no analytics, advertising, social media or tracking tools installed on the site.

Cookie categories and whether this website uses them
CategoryTypical purposeUsed here?
Strictly necessaryLogins, baskets, security tokensNo — no accounts or checkout
PreferenceRemembering language or display choicesNo
AnalyticsCounting visits and measuring pagesNo analytics installed
AdvertisingTargeting ads across websitesNo
Third-party embedsVideos, maps or social widgets from other sitesNo — our videos are hosted on this site

Why is there no cookie banner?

Cookie banners exist to ask permission for non-essential cookies. Because this site does not place any, there is nothing to ask consent for, so we keep your visit free of pop-ups. This page is here so you can check that for yourself.

Could my hosting provider or browser store anything?

Our hosting provider may use short-lived technical mechanisms at the server level to deliver pages securely and reliably. Your own browser may also keep a cache of images and files so pages load faster next time. These are not used by us to identify or track you.

What about when I click an email link?

Email links on this site open your own email program. Anything that app stores is controlled by its provider, not by us. How we handle the emails you send is explained in our Privacy Policy.

How can I manage cookies in my browser?

Every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies through its settings, usually under “Privacy” or “Site data”. You can also browse in a private window, which clears stored data when you close it. Blocking cookies will not affect how this website works.

Will this ever change?

If we add a feature in future that relies on cookies, we will update this page first to list what is used and why, and ask for consent where the law requires it. Questions can be sent to [email protected].