Cookies policy
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This cookies policy explains the browser storage used by truile.com and the choice you have over optional analytics. You can use the site without accepting analytics.
Who is responsible
The controller is the operator of truile.com, NRT 937340 D, AD100, Andorra. For questions about cookies or your preference, email hello@truile.com. The privacy policy explains the wider handling of personal data and your rights.
Cookies and browser storage
A cookie is a small piece of information stored by your browser for a site. LocalStorage is a different form of browser storage. Unlike a cookie, its value is not automatically sent with every page request. This site uses localStorage to remember your analytics preference.
The categories below distinguish the storage needed to honour your choice from optional measurement. Continuing to browse, scrolling or opening another page does not mean you accept analytics.
Strictly necessary preference storage
truile.cookieConsent is a first-party localStorage key. It stores only accepted or rejected, so the site can apply your analytics choice on later pages and visits. It is necessary to honour that preference and is not used to track your activity. There are no other necessary tracking cookies on the site today.
This preference stays in your browser until you change it or clear the site’s storage. If persistent storage is unavailable, session storage may remember a rejection for that session. If the browser blocks storage, the preference may not survive a later visit and the bar may appear again.
Analytics, only if you accept
Google Tag Manager, container GTM-MGJQCCNZ, loads only after Accept analytics. It can load Google analytics tags and cookies that help us understand page visits and site use. The Google tag is not loaded before consent or after a stored rejection.
Google analytics cookies may include _ga, _gid, _gat and related _ga_* cookies, depending on the tags configured. These can distinguish browser visits and support measurement. Not every example is necessarily set on every visit.
Google may process cookie identifiers, page views, IP addresses and device or browser signals outside Andorra, including in the United States, under its own policies. Read Google’s privacy policy for further information.
When accepted, analytics cookies are kept no longer than needed for measurement. The Andorran Data Protection Agency recommends a maximum cookie retention period of 25 months. Actual cookie lifetimes depend on the Google configuration and your browser. You can delete them earlier in your browser settings.
Accepting or rejecting analytics
The consent bar offers Reject analytics first and Accept analytics second. Both choices are available on the first layer with equal visual weight. Rejecting analytics does not limit access to the site or prevent you from contacting us.
Accept analytics allows the Google tag to load on the current page and on later visits while the preference is stored. Reject analytics stores a rejection and prevents that tag from loading. We do not treat silence or continued browsing as permission.
Changing or withdrawing your choice
Select Cookie settings in any footer, or use the button below, to reopen the bar. You can change your choice at any time. Opening settings alone does not change your existing preference.
If you reject after previously accepting, the site saves the rejection, attempts to remove common first-party Google analytics cookies and reloads the page so the loaded tag does not keep running. It checks _ga, _gid, _gat and related cookie names on accessible domain and path variants.
A website script cannot remove every cookie, including third-party cookies or cookies inaccessible to JavaScript. Use your browser’s cookie controls to review and delete these. Withdrawing consent does not automatically erase information already processed by Google or make earlier consented processing unlawful.
Questions and updates
Email hello@truile.com if you have a question or want to exercise a privacy right. You may also contact the Andorran Data Protection Agency at apda@apda.ad or apda.ad. We will update this page if the storage or analytics setup changes, and seek new consent where required.