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Cookie policy

What flatstudio.md stores in your browser and how you control it.

Updated 7 October 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. Some are strictly necessary for features you ask for; analytics or advertising cookies may only be used with your consent.

2. What we use

lang
What forremembers the language you chose; set only when you choose one
How long12 months
Typestrictly necessary, ours
flat_consent
What forremembers your cookie choice, if you were asked
How long12 months
Typestrictly necessary, ours
flat_preview
What foropens the preview version of the site; staff only
How long30 days
Typestrictly necessary, ours

The site’s temporary page remembers the chosen language in the browser’s local storage (lang), for the same purpose.

These are strictly necessary for features you ask for and need no consent. We use no analytics or advertising cookies at present and load no other companies’ scripts on our pages.

3. If we add analytics or advertising

If we add services such as Google Analytics or Meta Pixel, they will load only after you accept them in the cookie banner, where “Accept” and “Reject” are equally prominent and each category can be chosen separately. You can change your choice at any time through the “Cookie settings” link at the bottom of the site. Before switching them on we will add them to the table above.

To be able to prove consent we keep a record of choices: a random identifier, the choice, the version of this policy and the date — no name and no IP address. Records are kept for 3 years.

4. Links to other sites

Google Maps, social networks and other external links open those companies’ sites, with their own cookie rules. They are not embedded in our pages.

5. Managing cookies

You can delete or block cookies in your browser’s settings. If you block the lang cookie, the site will not remember your language. Personal data is covered in the privacy policy.

Version 2026-10-07, in force since 7 October 2026. A translation; the Romanian text prevails.