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Under GDPR and European cookie rules, storage that is strictly necessary to provide a requested service may run without consent.
Optional analytics should not run until the user has made a valid choice. ReasyPort keeps analytics off until that consent is actively given, and internal service logs are treated separately from optional cookie-based analytics.
The site offers symmetric controls on desktop and mobile: Accept analytics and Essential only are both available directly from the banner, and the footer, this page, and Profile > Privacy can reopen your choice at any time.
Strictly necessary
Security, session integrity, and requested account or platform operations.
Functional storage
Theme, language, saved favorites, watchlists, and similar settings the user chooses to keep locally.
Optional analytics
Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity, loaded only if the user actively accepts analytics.
These technologies support access, remember your choices and, only with your consent, measure site usage. Local storage stays in your browser; it is not itself a cookie.
Strictly necessary
Keep authenticated areas available, protect account sessions, and preserve requested sign-in flows.
Strictly necessary
Remember the privacy subject identifier and the latest analytics choice so optional analytics stays off until the user opts in.
Functional storage
Remember interface, display, and local profile preferences the user actively selected on this device.
Functional storage
Keep optional product conveniences locally on the device without sending them to Google Analytics.
Optional analytics
Measure aggregated traffic and broad usage trends only after the user actively accepts analytics. IP addresses are anonymised and Google Signals / ad personalisation are disabled.
Optional analytics
Microsoft Clarity measures clicks, scrolling and navigation using heatmaps and masked session recordings to improve the site. It loads only after analytics consent, not on authentication, profile or payment pages. Advertising consent is denied; no account identifiers are sent through Clarity's Identify API.
First-party consent state
ReasyPort stores the latest analytics choice in first-party storage and in a first-party cookie so the site can consistently keep optional analytics disabled until you opt in again.
Server-side proof of consent
When you update analytics preferences, ReasyPort stores a consent record with the consent source, the policy version, the accepted categories, a pseudonymous subject id, and minimized audit hashes where needed.
Consent records are kept for up to 730 days to document the latest choice history for a limited audit period. The current implementation does not use raw IP addresses in the consent log; it stores minimized hashes when necessary for audit integrity.
Download logs follow a separate retention window of up to 90 days and never contain raw network identifiers — only hashed identifiers are stored. This operational logging is not the same as optional analytics cookies.
Manage consent
You can review and update analytics consent at any time from the footer, from this page, or from Profile > Privacy. The privacy controls remain available even if you are not signed in.
Third-party analytics
When analytics is enabled, Google Analytics 4 may place cookies and process usage data according to Google’s own settings and roles. If you need a support contact about cookie choices, you can write to support@reasyport.com.