Updated: 10 October 2026
Cookie Policy
Storage technologies, optional services and changing your choice.
Updated: 10 October 2026
1. Publisher and scope
The publisher is {{TITULAR_LEGAL}}, operating as EUPHORIA. Contact: euphoriatnf@gmail.com. Website: https://euphoriatnf.com/. This policy covers cookies and equivalent technologies, including browser local storage. Cookies are sent with certain server requests; localStorage stays in your browser and is not transmitted automatically.
2. Necessary first-party storage
euphoria-scaffold-consent-v2: a localStorage record on euphoriatnf.com. It stores your choice, Maps permission, date and information version, not your name, telephone or email. Purpose: remember and apply your preferences. Validity: 180 days, after which a new choice is requested; a change in information version also prompts a new choice. It is not used for advertising tracking. It is exempt from consent because it is necessary to remember your requested preference. If storage is blocked, your choice applies only to the open page and may be requested again. No first-party analytics tool or advertising pixel is connected in the published configuration.
3. Optional Google Maps
The Google Maps category is off until you accept it or enable it and save in the panel. Before permission, the frame displays local content and does not load Google’s map. Authorising it connects to Google, disclosing IP and technical data; Google may use preference, security, measurement or personalisation cookies and identifiers according to its settings. EEA provider: Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. See https://policies.google.com/privacy and https://policies.google.com/technologies/cookies. Loading Maps is not necessary to see the address: you may read it or independently open the external Directions link.
4. Provider cookies and duration
The actual set depends on Google, your session, region and browser restrictions; the entire set is not necessarily installed. Google describes NID (Google domains) as remembering preferences and potentially supporting personalisation, measurement or advertising: 6 months from last use. _Secure-ENID: preferences, up to 13 months. SOCS: cookie choices, 13 months. AEC: security and abuse prevention, 6 months. These Google technologies sit behind permission to load the service. This list describes provider-declared technologies, not a claim that each was installed during your visit. Consult Google’s linked policy and your browser panel for your actual session inventory.
5. Administration cookies
WordPress may use wordpress_logged_in_*, wordpress_sec_* or wordpress_* for signed-in sessions, wordpress_test_cookie to test cookie acceptance when signing in, and wp-settings-* / wp-settings-time-* for dashboard preferences, normally up to one year for the latter. These are technical authentication or administration cookies, not advertising cookies for anonymous visitors. Session-cookie duration depends on the session and Remember me selection. No login is required to read public pages.
6. Choose, refuse and withdraw
The banner offers Accept all, Necessary only and Cookie settings without preselected optional boxes. Accept all enables Maps; Necessary only keeps it blocked. Cookie settings lets you change the switch and save or reject the service. You can reopen this panel from the footer and withdraw permission just as easily. Withdrawal unloads the embedded map and prevents new loads; it cannot delete another domain’s cookies or undo earlier connections. Remove existing Google cookies through your browser or provider controls. Continuing to browse is not treated as acceptance.
7. Browser, links and updates
You may block or remove cookies and site storage in your browser’s privacy settings. Deleting the preference makes the website ask again. External Maps, WhatsApp and Telegram links are not automatically loaded integrations: opening one starts a visit to the provider under its policies. The panel explains the optional service and links to this policy and the Privacy Policy. Information and configuration are reviewed when technologies change; new optional categories are not activated using an earlier consent limited to Maps.