Cookie statement
This is a translation of our Dutch text. If the two differ, the Dutch version applies.
A cookie is a small text file that a website leaves in your browser. Below is exactly which ones we place, what for, and how long they stay. Not by category, but by name.
Without permission: four of them
These belong to things you set in motion yourself. The law calls those strictly necessary cookies; we do not have to ask for them, and without them the shop does not work.
| Cookie | For what | How long |
|---|---|---|
mandje | Remembers what is in your basket. It only appears when you add the first piece. | 30 days |
bezoeker | Remembers which pieces you saved with the heart, so your list is still there when you come back. It only appears with the first heart. | 1 year |
thema | Remembers whether you want the shop dark or light. It only appears once you switch that yourself at the bottom of the page. | 1 year |
toestemming | Remembers what you choose below, so we do not have to ask again on every visit. | 6 months |
mandje and bezoeker are a random number, nothing more. There is no name in them, no email address and nothing from which we could work out who you are. Both are HttpOnly, so no script can read them, and they do not travel to other websites.
Only with permission: statistics
We would like to know which pieces get looked at and by which route people find us. For that we use Google Analytics, and only if you say yes. If you say no, we do not load the script; there is then not one line of Google code in the page. If you say yes, these are added:
| Cookie | For what | How long |
|---|---|---|
_ga | From Google Analytics. Tells visitors apart by a random number. | 2 years |
_ga_<measurement ID> | From Google Analytics. Keeps track of the state of your visit. | 2 years |
What we see in the reports are numbers: how many people looked at a page, from which country, through which search engine. No names and no addresses. We have switched off ad personalisation and Google Signals in our settings, and we do not share our Analytics data with Google for other products. We keep the data about individual visits for 14 months; after that only the totals remain.
What we measure once you have said yes: which page you look at, which piece you look at, what you put in your basket, when you start checking out and what an order finally came to. That last one without your name or address: an order number and an amount travel along, nothing else.
Google also processes this data outside the European Union. That happens on the basis of the adequacy decision the European Commission took for the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Google is our processor in this; the arrangements for that are in the data processing terms that come with Google Analytics.
What we do not do
- No advertising cookies, no tracking pixels from social media, no remarketing.
- No fonts, maps or videos loaded from someone else's server. Everything you see here comes from our own server, including the payment method logos.
- No cookies before you have said yes below. Clicking a banner away does not count as yes with us; there is deliberately no cross on it.
Your choice
You may change your mind, as often as you like. Here is what currently applies, and this is how you switch it:
After six months we ask again, because permission given years ago says little. You can also always delete or block cookies yourself through your browser settings. You will then lose your basket and your saved pieces; ordering will no longer work after that.
Questions
Would you like to know exactly what we hold about you, or have something deleted? That is in our privacy statement, and you may always email us at info@nextdoorvintage.nl.