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The Nalko showcase is designed to work without advertising cookies and without web payments. Public pages do not require an account or marketing cookies to be viewed.
Information about cookies, trackers, and technical measures used by the Nalko showcase and services.
Updated on July 17, 2026.
The Nalko showcase is designed to work without advertising cookies and without web payments. Public pages do not require an account or marketing cookies to be viewed.
Cookies or similar mechanisms may be used when required for security, abuse prevention, navigation, administration, or technical preferences.
Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent when they are essential to the requested service.
The signed-in support form uses browser session storage to keep session tokens temporarily. When the form opens, the Google Identity Services script and Google domains may be loaded to display the Google sign-in button. The Apple script is loaded if you activate Apple sign-in. These providers may use their own technical mechanisms under their policies.
The Nalko mobile app does not use browser cookies for advertising tracking. It uses local device storage, including SQLite for app data and Expo Secure Store for authentication tokens.
Nalko may measure app activity through server-side technical events: first open, language, version, last activity, and API request volume. These data help improve the service, detect errors, and monitor product health.
If Nalko later adds non-essential audience cookies on the showcase, a consent mechanism will be implemented before they are stored.
You can delete or block cookies in browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may degrade technical access.
For the mobile app, permissions are managed in iOS or Android settings, including notifications, Apple Health, Health Connect, and camera access.