1. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are
Cookies are small files that a website or service may store in the browser. Similar technologies, such as localStorage, can also store information on the device, but they are not automatically sent to the server with every request.
This policy uses the term “cookies” broadly when describing categories of storage and tracking, while distinguishing specific technologies when relevant.
2. Categories Used by the Website
| Category | Default State | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Required | Assets | Security, essential functionality, and recording privacy choices. |
| Preferences | Disabled | Optional Experience Personalization. |
| Analytics | Disabled | Usage and performance measurement when an analytics tool is actually enabled. |
| Marketing | Disabled | Advertising, remarketing, or advertising measurement when those features are actually enabled. |
3. Current Inventory
In the published version of this policy, the website’s technical audit did not identify headers Set-Cookie across the 56 canonical routes that existed before the legal pages were created, nor were active Google Analytics, Google Ads, Google Tag Manager, or Meta Pixel tags found in the public HTML reviewed.
| Identifier | Technology | Category | Duration | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
careka_privacy_consent_v1 | localStorage | Required | Up to 180 days or a version change | Remember the selected preferences. The value is not automatically sent with every HTTP request. |
| Analytics Cookies | Cookie / storage | Analytics | Not Applicable in the Current State | No optional analytics tool is active through the V114 module. |
| Advertising Cookies | Cookie / storage | Marketing | Not Applicable in the Current State | No advertising or remarketing tag is active through the V114 module. |
The website may receive strictly necessary cookies defined by hosting infrastructure or security services outside the direct control of the interface layer. If the technical inventory changes, this policy must be updated.
4. How Your Choice Works
On the first visit, optional categories begin denied. The banner allows you to accept optional categories, reject them, or configure each category. The choice can be changed later using the button Privacy Preferences available in the footer of every page.
The module also prepares consent signals compatible with Google Consent Mode v2. This alone does not load Google Analytics or Google Ads. If Google tags are added in the future, they must respect consent status before any optional activation.
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5. Technical Blocking of Optional Features
Optional scripts integrated into the site standard remain inactive until the corresponding category is authorized. Features marked as analytics or marketing must not be activated merely because the user navigated or scrolled the page.
Consent can be withdrawn as easily as it was granted: open the preferences in the footer and save a new choice. Withdrawal prevents new activations controlled by the module; data that may already have been sent to third parties before withdrawal may remain subject to those providers’ retention rules and applicable legal bases.
7. Contact and Updates
Questions about cookies and similar technologies can be sent to contato@carekadigital.com. Material changes to the inventory, categories, or purposes will be reflected on this page.
Version 1.0 · effective as of September 14, 2026.