This page explains what cookies are on Astral Acrobatics, which ones this site sets, and how you can control them. Cookies help the site remember your preferences and improve how it works for you.
What a cookie is here
A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser when you visit this site. It remembers things like whether you have seen a notification or which pages you looked at. Cookies do not contain personal information and cannot run programs on your device.
This site uses two kinds of cookies: essential ones that make the site function, and analytics cookies that show which pages are most useful. You can browse without accepting the optional ones.
Which ones this portal sets
Astral Acrobatics sets a session cookie to keep track of your visit as you move between pages. This expires when you close your browser. If you accept analytics, a second cookie records anonymised data about which sections you visit and how long you spend reading them.
No cookie here stores your name, email address or location beyond the country level needed for language settings.
Third-party scripts
Some pages embed content or tools from other services – video players, for example, or a map showing training venues. Those third parties may set their own cookies when you load the embedded content. This site does not control what those scripts do or what they store.
Check the privacy policy of the embedded service if you want to know what it collects. Blocking third-party cookies in your browser stops most of these without breaking the site.
Turning them off in the browser
Every modern browser lets you refuse cookies, delete the ones already stored, or ask for permission each time a site tries to set one. The exact steps depend on which browser you use, but the setting is usually under Privacy or Security.
Blocking all cookies will stop this site remembering your choices. Blocking only third-party cookies leaves the site fully usable while cutting off external trackers.
When this text changes
This policy may be updated when the site adds a new feature or changes how it handles data. The date at the foot of the page shows when it was last revised. Significant changes will be flagged on the homepage for two weeks after they take effect.
Continuing to use the site after an update means you accept the revised terms. If a change affects cookies you have already accepted, you can withdraw that consent by clearing your browser's stored cookies for this domain.
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