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Cookies are small pieces of data stored by your browser. They help a website remember information between requests, such as whether you are signed in or which cookie choices you made.
accessToken keeps your signed-in session working, typically for 15 minutes. refreshToken renews that session, typically for up to 7 days. They are set when you sign in, use HttpOnly protection, and are cleared on sign-out. They use Secure protection in production.
aigence_consent remembers your analytics and marketing choices, the notice version, and when you chose. It lasts for 180 days, applies to this browser on this host, and contains no personal identifiers or sign-in credentials.
Local storage entries such as aos-theme and aos-ui-prefs remember your chosen theme, font, and display settings. Local storage stays in the browser until cleared and is not automatically sent with every request like cookies.
No visitor analytics or advertising trackers are currently installed on this site. Choosing “Accept all” records permission; it does not install a tracker. Analytics could help us understand page usage, while marketing could measure advertising campaigns. Both categories default to off until you explicitly choose them.
If we introduce a new service or change the purposes of storage, this notice and the consent version need to be updated so you can review the changes.
Use the “Cookie settings” button at the bottom of any page to review your settings. Choose “Reject optional” to turn off both optional categories, or save individual choices. Essential sign-in cookies are independent of these optional choices.
We ask again after 180 days, if the consent notice version changes, or if you clear the preference cookie. Different browsers and devices keep separate settings. You can also clear cookies and local storage through your browser settings; clearing sign-in cookies signs you out.
Without session cookies, the server would not automatically recognize your signed-in browser as you move between pages. A small preference cookie also lets us remember a rejection so you do not need to repeat it on every visit. Cookies support these features; they do not improve Google rankings by themselves.