Cookie & Storage Directives
This policy outlines the technical deployment and categorization of HTTP cookies, local browser storage tokens, and telemetry headers deployed across mediabreezepurebuzzis.lat pursuant to Directive 2002/58/EC (ePrivacy Directive) and the guidelines of the Italian Garante per la protezione dei dati personali.
1. Definition and Technical Mechanics
Cookies are small alphanumeric data strings saved to your local terminal equipment (computer, smartphone, or tablet) when browsing modern websites. They allow servers to maintain stateful session security, store consent preferences, and ensure responsive page rendering without re-requesting assets continually from the edge cache.
2. Inventory of Deployed Cookies and Storage Keys
The following table provides an exhaustive technical ledger of storage keys used by mediabreezepurebuzzis:
| Storage Identifier | Category | Origin / Host | Duration | Technical Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
mediabreeze_cookie_choice |
Strictly Essential | First-Party (Local) | 365 Days | Stores the user's consent status (accept/reject) for banner display suppression. |
__mb_sess_id |
Strictly Essential | First-Party (Cookie) | Session only | Cryptographic routing token ensuring balanced server distribution and DDoS screening. |
__mb_perf_cache |
Functional / Performance | First-Party (Local) | 30 Days | Caches split-index route navigation states to reduce secondary page transit latency. |
3. Classification Standards
Strictly Necessary Cookies: These tokens are required for core site functionality, including skipping to content, securing communication forms, and registering consent choices. Under European law, strictly necessary cookies do not require prior consent.
Functional & Performance Storage: These keys cache interface choices and navigational index states locally on your device to optimize load speed across multiple sub-pages. You can accept or decline these through our consent banner.
4. User Control and Browser Opt-Out Procedures
You may adjust your storage preferences at any time by clearing your browser cache or re-opening the banner options using the Preferences control. Furthermore, all major desktop and mobile web browsers allow you to disable cookies completely through configuration settings:
- Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data.
- Mozilla Firefox: Options → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
- Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
- Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies.
Note that disabling all local storage keys may impair specific interactive utilities such as automatic form resets and consent state persistence.