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Cookie policy

In force since 21 September 2026Responsible editor: Lisa Thomas

In one sentence

This website stores nothing on your device and reads nothing from it. There are no cookies to accept, decline or configure, which is why you were never shown a banner.

1. What this site stores: nothing at all

Most cookie policies are a list of cookies. This one is a list of things that are absent:

TechnologyUsed on this site?Notes
First-party cookiesNoNot even a “strictly necessary” one. There is no session, no login and no consent record to store.
Third-party cookiesNoNo third party is contacted at all, so none can set one.
localStorageNoNot written, not read.
sessionStorageNoNot written, not read.
IndexedDB / Web SQL / Cache StorageNoNo service worker is registered.
AnalyticsNoNo Google Analytics, no Matomo, no self-hosted alternative.
Advertising and conversion pixelsNoNo Microsoft UET tag, no Meta pixel, no Google Ads tag, no affiliate-network script.
Device fingerprintingNoNothing reads your canvas, fonts, audio stack or hardware configuration.
Web fonts and CDNsNoTypography uses the fonts already on your device. Every file loaded comes from this domain.
Embedded media and social widgetsNoNo YouTube frame, no map, no share button.

2. Why there is no consent banner

Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC — the ePrivacy Directive, as implemented in the member states and in the Czech Republic by Act No. 127/2005 Coll. — requires informed consent before storing information on, or gaining access to information already stored on, a user’s terminal equipment.

The obligation attaches to storing or accessing. This site does neither. There is therefore nothing to consent to, and a banner asking you to accept cookies that do not exist would be misleading rather than compliant.

We took this route deliberately. It is simpler than a consent management platform, it is faster for you, it cannot be misconfigured, and it removes the whole category of risk that consent banners exist to manage. The trade-off is ours: we have no analytics, so we do not know how many people read this page. We consider that an acceptable price.

3. The one piece of JavaScript on this site

There is exactly one script, at /js/site.js. You can read the whole of it — it is short and it is not minified. It does one thing: when you arrive from an advertisement, the address you arrive with may carry campaign parameters such as utm_source, gclid or msclkid. The script copies those parameters from the address bar onto the outgoing partner links so that the advertiser can attribute the click to the right campaign.

It reads the current URL. It writes to link attributes on the page in front of you. It stores nothing, sends nothing and contacts no server. The second thing it does is make sure the rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" attributes on partner links stay in place.

4. How to verify all of this yourself

Do not take our word for it. This takes under a minute in any desktop browser.

Firefox

  1. Press F12 to open the developer tools, then choose the Storage tab.
  2. Reload this page.
  3. Look at Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage, Indexed DB and Cache Storage. Every one of them will be empty for boricva.online.

Chrome or Edge

  1. Press F12, then open the Application tab.
  2. Reload the page.
  3. In the left-hand panel under Storage, check Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage, IndexedDB and Cache Storage. All empty.
  4. Click Clear site data and reload — nothing reappears, because nothing is being written.

Safari

  1. Enable the Develop menu in Settings › Advanced, then press ⌥⌘I for the Web Inspector.
  2. Open the Storage tab and reload the page.

Check the network too

  1. Open the Network tab and reload with the cache disabled.
  2. Sort by domain. Every single request will be to boricva.online — the HTML, one stylesheet, one script, and the SVG diagrams. Nothing else.
  3. Click any request and inspect the response headers: there is no Set-Cookie header on any of them.

If you ever find this to be untrue, we would genuinely like to know: info@boricva.online.

5. What happens when you leave

Following a partner link takes you to another company’s website. That company, and any affiliate network in between, will very probably set cookies and track your visit according to their own policies. Ayvag Plus s.r.o. has no control over that and it falls outside this policy. Read the cookie and privacy policies of whichever site you land on. The same applies to any source or reference link on this site.

6. Blocking things anyway

You are of course free to run a content blocker, disable JavaScript or block cookies entirely. This site works fine with JavaScript switched off — the only consequence is that campaign parameters are not forwarded, which affects our attribution and not your experience.

7. Changes

If this ever changes — if we ever introduce something that stores data on your device — this page will be rewritten before that happens, a lawful basis will be established, and consent will be requested where the law requires it. See also the privacy policy.