Cookie and Consent Information
How essential browser storage, analytics and advertising-related consent settings work on the iPragma website.
Essential cookies and browser storage
The website may use cookies or local browser storage needed for security, session handling, form protection and preferences required for a feature to work. These technologies support site operation and are not used by iPragma to build advertising profiles. Blocking them can prevent parts of the website from working as intended.
Cloudflare delivers and protects network traffic. Some Cloudflare security services may set strictly necessary cookies depending on traffic and security configuration. The public home and privacy responses checked October 16, 2026 did not return a Set-Cookie header; that response check is not a complete inventory of every browser storage item or security challenge.
Analytics and measurement
The consent manager begins with Analytics and Marketing disabled. Google Tag Manager and the configured GA4 tag, the site’s direct GA4 event transport, and Microsoft Clarity are loaded only after you enable Analytics. If Analytics is disabled, those measurement scripts do not load.
The site’s Marketing choice updates Google Consent Mode signals for advertising storage, ad user data and ad personalisation. A public Google Tag Manager container review on October 16, 2026 found no separate Google Ads or remarketing tag. This describes the configuration reviewed on that date; tags and providers may change. The inquiry and newsletter forms are marked for Clarity masking, and configured custom events use defined event details rather than form values.
Choose or change your preferences
Use Cookie Settings in the site footer to accept, reject or revise optional categories. Necessary storage is always enabled because it supports core site operation. You can also block or clear cookies and local storage through your browser. If you clear the saved consent choice, the site may ask you to choose again. A browser-level block may prevent the consent preference from being remembered.
Consent preference record
After you save a choice, the browser stores an item named ipragma_consent_v1 in local storage. It records the consent version, whether Analytics and Marketing are enabled, and the UTC time when the choice was updated. Necessary storage is always enabled and is not recorded as an optional category.
The site does not configure an expiry date for this preference item. It remains in the current browser until you change the choice or clear site data. The item is stored locally in that browser; it is not itself a cookie.
Questions and configuration date
This page describes the consent and measurement configuration reviewed on October 16, 2026. Provider configurations can change. For the latest details or to make a privacy request, contact [email protected].