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A cookie is a small file the site stores on your device. Some are required to remember a choice. Others, set by third parties, measure audience or, later, advertising. Those are set only with your agreement.

NEXT_LOCALE remembers the language when you pick one that differs from the browser. It follows the browser session. No expiry is set in the current configuration.

ber-consent stores your choice (audience measurement, advertising). It is a first-party cookie, kept for six months. It is not used to follow your browsing for commercial purposes.

If you accept this category, third-party cookies may be set to count visits, page views and device type. They are not set if you refuse, or if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal.

The exact names depend on the tools that are connected. None run until the production configuration is in place, and none run without your agreement.

No advertising cookie is set today. The category exists in the banner so the choice is already stored on the day a tool of that kind is added. Until then, accepting this category loads nothing.

The banner lets you accept, refuse, or choose category by category. You can change that choice with the button on this page. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings. The site stays usable.