1. About this policy
This policy explains how Orcinta uses cookies on its public website. Read it alongside our Privacy policy for information about personal data, service providers, and privacy requests.
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser. They can remember a choice between pages or visits. Some stay until they expire or you delete them; others last only for a browser session.
2. Your choice comes first
Optional preferences and translation are off when you first visit. The cookie banner lets you accept all, reject optional cookies, or choose through Cookie settings. Browsing, scrolling, or closing the settings window does not grant permission.
You can use the website in English with optional cookies turned off. We do not currently use analytics cookies, advertising cookies, or advertising pixels on this website.
3. Essential cookies
Cookie choice: orcinta-cookie-consent
Purpose: remembers whether you allow preferences and translation, together with the time and version of your choice. It is set when you save a choice, including when you reject optional cookies.
Provider: this website. Duration: 180 days from your most recent saved choice, unless you clear it sooner. This cookie is limited to the website host and does not grant consent for separate applications or websites.
This essential cookie lets us respect your decision on later visits. If your browser blocks it, the choice applies only while the current page remains open. You will be asked again after reloading.
4. Preferences and translation
These optional features require your permission. Once allowed, automatic language selection can use your browser’s language and country information supplied by the hosting service. You can also choose a language in the footer.
Saved language: orcinta-site-language
Purpose: remembers the language you select in the footer, including the Automatic option. Provider: this website. Duration: up to one year from your last language selection, unless cleared sooner or permission is withdrawn.
Translation language: googtrans
Purpose: tells Google Translate which language to apply. Provider: this website and the Google Translate widget. Duration: our website writes a cookie lasting up to one year; the widget may also write a session version. Both are optional and the versions accessible to this website are cleared when you withdraw permission.
A language cookie’s lifetime does not extend your consent. Once your consent expires, optional features remain off until you choose again.
5. How Google Translate is used
After you allow preferences and translation, a non-English language selection or automatic detection can load Google Translate. English does not load the translation widget.
Your browser then contacts Google. Google can receive technical information such as your IP address, browser information, and requested page, as well as page text needed for translation. Information may be processed outside your country. Avoid entering unnecessary sensitive information into a translated page.
Google controls its own services and any cookies set on its domains, which this website cannot inspect or delete. See Google’s Privacy Policy and information about Google cookies. Browser settings can block or clear third-party cookies.
6. Change or withdraw permission
Open from any page’s footer. Turn Preferences and translation on or off and select Save choices, or use Accept all or Reject optional.
Withdrawing permission removes the language and translation cookies accessible to this website. If translation has already loaded, the page reloads in English to stop the widget. This stops future loading; it cannot undo information already sent to Google.
We ask again when the consent record expires, is deleted, or is no longer valid. Cookie choices apply to the browser and website host where you made them. Make your choice separately on other browsers and devices.
7. Browser controls and application cookies
Your browser’s privacy settings can block or delete cookies and other site data. Clearing the consent cookie means the banner will appear again. Blocking optional cookies leaves the English website available, but saved language choices and translation may not work.
The signed-in application is separate from this public website. It uses its own necessary session and security cookies. This website’s optional-cookie settings do not manage application authentication, and blocking those application cookies may prevent sign-in.
Server request information used to deliver or protect the website is not controlled by the optional-cookie switch. See the Privacy policy for how personal information is handled.
8. Policy updates and questions
We may update this policy as the website and its services change. The revision date above identifies the latest update. New optional purposes that require consent will be presented before they are enabled.
For questions about cookies or your information, submit a privacy request.