Legal · ePrivacy
Cookie Policy
Cookie law in the EU (Directive 2002/58/EC, implemented in Portugal by Lei n.º 41/2004) requires us to tell you what is stored on your device and, unless an exemption applies, to ask permission first. Here is our honest inventory.
Last updated: 5 October 2026
The 30-second version
- By default this site sets two local preferences on your device: your theme choice and your analytics consent choice.
- No advertising cookies, no social plugins, no cross-site trackers, no fingerprinting.
- Google Search Console measures search visibility — it never runs on our pages and sets no cookies through this site.
- Google Analytics 4 loads only after you accept in the consent banner; rejecting costs you nothing.
Plain-language orientation — the numbered sections below are the complete, legally binding text.
1. Cookies and local storage
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser; local storage is the same idea kept on your device. Some are strictly necessary to render a page; others exist to track you across the web. This policy covers both technologies, because under EU law both count as “access to information stored in terminal equipment”.
2. Our approach: nothing runs before you say yes
Consent first, analytics never forced
If we ever introduce another non-exempt cookie, it will appear in the inventory below first, with a consent mechanism before it is set — as EU law requires.
3. Storage inventory
| Entry | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theme preference | localStorage (your device) | Remembers whether you chose light or dark mode. | Until you clear site storage |
| Analytics consent choice | localStorage (your device) | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected Google Analytics so the banner is not shown again. | Until you clear site storage |
| Framework internals | Cookies set only if technically required by the web framework | Rendering and caching; contains no personal data. | Session or less |
| Google Search Console | None — no cookie, no script placed via this site | Search-performance reporting for the site owner: queries, impressions and clicks Google observed in its own search results. Nothing is stored on your device because of it. | — |
| Google Analytics 4 (_ga, _ga_* cookies) | Cookies — set only after you accept in the consent banner | Counts visits and page views with a random device identifier so we know which tools are useful. Never set, never loaded, before consent; never used for advertising. | _ga: 13 months from each visit (renewed per visit) |
| Advertising / cross-site tracking | None | We do not run advertising or cross-site tracking. | — |
Everything in this table except Google Analytics stays on your device and tells no one anything about you; and the analytics entries simply do not exist unless you accept them first.
4. Measurement & analytics
For search visibility we use Google Search Console. It reports the queries, impressions and clicks Google itself observed in its own search results — it never executes inside this website, sets no cookies on your device through us, and gives us aggregate statistics rather than individual profiles (site ownership is proven with a simple meta tag). Full details: Section 3(c) of the Privacy Policy.
For on-site usage we use Google Analytics 4 — but only with your permission. The GA script is not part of the page you load: it is fetched from Google only after you press “Accept analytics” in the banner, at which point Google sets its_ga identifier cookie to count visits and page views on your device. We receive aggregate reports (which tools, which pages), with advertising features and Google-account linkage switched off and no IP-address logging (GA4 does not collect IPs at all). Your choice — accept or reject — is stored on your device so the banner never nags you again, and you can change it at any time below.
Details of how the analytics is configured are described in Section 3(c) of the Privacy Policy, which governs if this page and the policy ever differ.
5. Third-party services
No third-party advertising, marketing-automation, social-media or embedded-video trackers run on this site. Fonts and scripts are served from our own infrastructure, so no third party places cookies through us except Google, in two clearly bounded roles: Search Console, which works the other way round — we query it from our own Google account and it reports on Google search data, which is why it cannot (and does not) store anything on your device; and Google Analytics 4, which does set its cookies on your device through us, but only after you accept, and only for the page statistics described above. When a future feature requires another third party, this page will disclose the provider, the data transferred, and the consent mechanism.
6. Managing or deleting your data
Analytics consent
No choice recorded on this device yet — the banner will ask on your next visit.
Changing this choice takes effect immediately on this device. Google deletes analytics data tied to your identifier within its standard retention; you can also ask us anything at [email protected].
Because our entries live in your browser storage, you control them completely: clear site data for nextaisuite in your browser settings and every stored preference — including your consent choice — disappears. Browsers can block cookies and storage per site in their privacy settings; doing so only means your theme choice will reset to your system default.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Delete browsing data
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Clear Data
- Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
7. Changes and questions
This policy will be updated whenever the storage inventory changes. For questions about cookies or privacy, email [email protected] or read the Privacy Policy.