Cookie Policy
Which cookies the ALTAI Digital website uses, why they are used, and how you can manage them from your browser settings.
Last updated · 30 April 2026
ALTAI Digital uses cookies on our website (altai.digital). The sections below describe which cookies are used, the purpose of each, and how you can manage them.
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1. What is a cookie?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device (computer, tablet or mobile phone) by your browser when you visit our website. They are commonly used to keep the website working correctly, improve user experience and analyse site traffic.
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2. Types of cookies we use
- Strictly necessary cookies: Required for the basic functions of the website. Without them the site does not work properly. They store user preferences such as cookie consent.
- Analytics and performance cookies: Help us understand how visitors use the site. Anonymous data is collected via tools such as Google Analytics, and we use it to measure performance and improve the experience.
- Functionality cookies: Let us provide a personalised experience by remembering preferences such as your language or location.
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3. Managing cookies
You can accept or reject cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers are configured to accept cookies automatically. If you reject cookies, some features of our website may not work properly.
To change your browser cookie settings:
- Google Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies.
- Mozilla Firefox: Options, then Privacy and Security.
- Safari: Preferences, then Privacy.
- Microsoft Edge: Settings, then Cookies and Site Permissions.
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4. Contact
For questions about our cookie policy:
ALTAI Digital, info@altai.digital
Glossary
- Cookie
- A small text file placed on your device by a website via your browser, used to remember preferences and session information.
- Third-party cookie
- A cookie set not by the site you are visiting but by a service embedded in it, such as Google Analytics or YouTube.
- Session cookie
- A cookie that exists only during the current browser session and is deleted automatically when the browser closes.
- Persistent cookie
- A cookie stored on the device until a defined expiry date, for example 30 days or a year.
Cookie PolicyFrequently asked questions
You may reject all non-essential cookies. The site keeps working, but personalisation such as a remembered language preference and analytics signals such as Google Analytics will be limited.
Some cookies, analytics cookies in particular, can be matched to identifiers such as IP addresses. When that happens they qualify as personal data under the GDPR and the KVKK, which is why we show a cookie consent banner.
The browser's built-in cookie settings are usually enough. For more control, open-source extensions such as uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger are good options.
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