Cookies

1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file stored in the user’s browser that makes it possible to remember information about their visit.

2. Types of cookies used

Clementina.site uses the following categories:

a) Technical cookies (mandatory)

These enable basic website functions:

Login
Cart and payment processes
Security
Browsing preferences

They include cookies from:

WordPress
WooCommerce
Stripe (for payment processing)

These do not require consent.

b) Analytics cookies (require consent)

Used to understand user behaviour and improve the website.

Tools used:

Google Analytics 4

c) Advertising cookies (require consent)

Allow personalised advertising.

These include:

Meta Pixel
Google Ads / Remarketing tags

d) Third-party cookies

Used by:

Vimeo (embedded videos)
WordPress / Elementor plugins

3. Cookie manager

The site uses CookieYes, which allows users to:

Accept all
Reject all
Configure by category
Modify or withdraw consent at any time

4. Cookie settings

Users can manage or revoke consent via the cookie banner or from the permanent footer link:
“Change cookie preferences”

5. Cookie duration

Cookies may be:

Session cookies (deleted when the browser closes)
Persistent cookies (remain stored for a defined period)

Typical durations (may vary by provider):

Google Analytics: up to 2 years
Meta Pixel: up to 1 year
Stripe: up to 1 year
WordPress technical cookies: between session and 1 year

6. International data transfers

Services such as Google, Meta or Vimeo may transfer data outside the EU.
Appropriate safeguards are applied (SCCs, Data Privacy Framework).

7. User rights (CCPA/CPRA)

California residents have the right to:

Request information about cookies that collect personal data
Request deletion of such data
Request that their data not be shared for advertising purposes

This site does not sell personal data.

8. How to disable cookies via the browser

Summary information:

Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions

Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies

Firefox: Preferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies

Safari: Preferences → Privacy