Cookies
This page explains how Čistá Výplata handles analytics and advertising cookies — one uniform, deny-by-default rule for every visitor, with no region-based exception. Below you will also find a consent control.
How we handle cookies
Even though the Google Analytics 4 measurement tag is active on the site, Čistá Výplata sets no analytics or advertising cookies and stores no identifier on your device — we do not track you across sites or use cookies for profiling; the reason is described below. On an ordinary visit the only technology of a similar kind is storing your language choice in the browser’s local storage (localStorage), so the language suggestion is not shown repeatedly; this technology is strictly necessary for the site to work and requires no consent. One exception is ours and is named here rather than passed over in silence: the gr_int flag, our own exclusion for internal visits, so that our test traffic does not end up in the figures. It is written only when you deliberately open a page with ?internal=1 appended — as a cookie with a lifetime of one year, and additionally in local storage — and the measurement code reads it on every page view. On an ordinary visit nothing is written. It holds a single flag and nothing about you; you delete it by clearing this site’s data in your browser.
No advertising network (Google AdSense) is integrated on the site. If one is added in future, the same rule described below will apply to it too — any advertising cookies would be set only after your consent.
Every storage signal starts denied by default — Google Consent Mode v2, deny-first, with no region-based exception, regardless of where you are visiting from — and the site has no consent-gathering tool (CMP). Any cookie could only be set after your consent, gathered through Google’s certified message, which the site does not currently have in place. Until then, every active Google tag runs without cookies, in Consent Mode v2: it measures only in aggregate, without writing identifiers to your device.
Third-party cookies (Google)
Google LLC (United States), as a third party, does not currently set any analytics or advertising cookie — the denied default of Google Consent Mode v2 and the absence of a consent-gathering tool (CMP) prevent it. Loading any active Google tag, however, is a direct network connection from your browser to Google’s servers, during which your IP address is visible to Google, regardless of whether any cookie is set. The Google AdSense advertising network is not integrated on the site.
Google adheres to the EU–US Data Privacy Framework. Within Google Analytics, the tags reduce the scope of data collected and handle IP addresses in a way that is not identifying to us. If the site integrates the Google AdSense network in future, it may, as a third party, process further data for advertising purposes — the consent rules for that are described above.
Managing and withdrawing consent
Regardless of where you are visiting from, you can change or withdraw your consent to analytics and advertising cookies at any time, as easily as you gave it:
You can also manage personalised advertising from Google’s settings, and block or delete cookies from your browser settings:
If the revocation control shows no certified message to reopen (because you have not yet consented to anything), there is nothing for it to revoke: use Google’s ad settings and your browser instead. Turning off analytics and advertising does not limit your use of the site. The site does not gather your consent, because it has no tool (CMP) to do so; storing any cookie therefore stays, for every visitor, in its default, denied state.