Politika kolačića

Last updated: 24. September 2026.

This Cookie Policy explains how Frontpagevo.net uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit https://2006.neurogena.net. It is intended to help readers understand what is stored on their device, why it is stored, and how they can control optional technologies. This policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy, GDPR information and Terms of Use available on this site.

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files that a website may place in a browser or on a device. They can allow a website to recognise a browser, remember a selection, or retain a technical preference during or between visits. Similar technologies may include browser storage, such as localStorage, which stores information in the browser rather than in a conventional cookie file.

Depending on how they are used, these technologies can store or access information such as a consent choice, language or display preference, browser settings, device-related technical information, identifiers, pages viewed, or interaction data. A technology does not automatically identify a person by name. However, information may become personal data where it can be connected, directly or indirectly, with an identifiable individual.

2. Why Frontpagevo.net uses browser storage

The site currently uses browser storage only to remember a visitor’s cookie-consent decision. Remembering this decision prevents the consent notice from repeatedly asking the same question after a visitor has made a choice. This storage supports the operation of the consent interface itself; it is not used to create an advertising profile, measure readership, track behaviour across websites, or deliver targeted content.

The site does not currently use known advertising, analytics, performance-measurement, social-media, or other optional third-party integrations. If this changes, the relevant category will remain off until the visitor gives any consent required before that technology is activated. This policy will also be reviewed so that the change is described clearly.

3. Categories of technologies

Strictly necessary storage. This category is currently used. It records the visitor’s consent choice in localStorage so that the site can apply that choice. It is necessary for remembering whether optional categories have been accepted, rejected, or later changed.

Functional storage. This category is currently not used. Functional technologies can remember optional preferences that improve convenience or presentation but are not essential to the site’s basic operation. They remain off unless a visitor chooses to allow them if such technologies are introduced.

Analytics and performance storage. This category is currently not used. Such technologies may help a publisher understand aggregated use of pages or identify technical issues. No known analytics or performance integration is active at present, and no analytics provider cookies are listed because none are known to be used.

Advertising and targeting storage. This category is currently not used. The site does not currently use known advertising or targeting integrations, and it does not use browser storage for behavioural advertising or cross-site audience profiling.

Social-media storage. This category is currently not used. No known social-media integration that places or reads cookies is active through the site. If embedded material or a social-media feature is added in the future and uses optional storage, it will be treated as optional unless a legal exemption clearly applies.

4. Storage currently used

Technology	Category	Who sets it	Purpose and data handled	Duration	Choice
localStorage key: ng-cookie-consent-v1	Strictly necessary	Frontpagevo.net (first party)	Stores the visitor’s cookie-consent selection so that optional categories can remain off unless chosen and so that the consent notice can reflect a previous choice.	No fixed expiry is set by the site. It remains in the browser until the visitor changes the choice, clears browser storage, or the browser removes it.	Necessary for consent memory; it is not an optional category.

There are currently no known third-party cookie providers, advertising providers, analytics providers, or social-media providers to list. The table does not omit known provider names or durations: no such integrations are identified in the current site configuration described by this policy.

5. First-party and third-party technologies

A first-party technology is set by, or used directly for, the website a visitor is viewing. The consent-memory storage described above is first-party storage associated with Frontpagevo.net. A third-party technology is set or accessed by another organisation through content, tools, embedded media, measurement code, or another integration placed on a website.

Third-party technologies can involve that third party receiving information from a browser. No known third-party cookie or similar-storage integration is currently used by the site. If a future page contains third-party content that requires optional storage, the site should make the category and the visitor’s available controls clear before that storage is enabled where consent is required.

6. Session and persistent storage

Session cookies normally expire when a browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain until a stated expiry time or until they are deleted. localStorage is generally persistent browser storage rather than a session cookie: it is retained by the browser without a built-in expiry date unless it is cleared, overwritten, or removed by browser controls.

For the currently used consent-memory key, Frontpagevo.net does not set a fixed retention period. Its meaningful retention rule is therefore based on the visitor’s browser and actions: the record remains available until the visitor changes the consent setting, removes site data through browser controls, or the browser clears it. This avoids presenting an invented expiry period as a technical fact.

7. Legal basis, consent and exemptions

Rules on cookies and similar technologies can depend on where a visitor is located and which laws apply to the processing. In general, storing or accessing information on a device requires a clear affirmative choice unless the technology is strictly necessary to provide a function specifically requested by the visitor or another applicable exemption applies.

The consent-memory storage is used as strictly necessary storage because it records and applies the visitor’s own selection regarding optional technologies. Functional, analytics, advertising, targeting and social-media categories are optional where introduced and are not activated before the required consent is obtained. A visitor’s refusal of optional storage is respected; refusal does not turn optional technologies into necessary ones.

Where personal data is processed in connection with cookies or similar technologies, the applicable privacy-law basis and transparency duties may be additional to device-storage rules. The Privacy Policy explains the broader handling of personal data. For visitors in jurisdictions where GDPR standards apply, consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous for optional technologies, and it may be withdrawn at any time. This information describes the site’s approach and does not replace the application of law to particular circumstances.

8. How the consent manager works

When the consent interface is shown, optional functional and analytics categories are off by default. The consent manager stores the visitor’s choice using ng-cookie-consent-v1 in localStorage. It does not use that record to infer interests or create a profile. The stored choice allows the site to recognise whether optional categories should remain disabled.

You can reject optional cookies as easily as you can accept them. You can also reopen the controls at any time by selecting the persistent “Postavke kolačića” button. There you can change your selection or withdraw a previous choice. A changed or withdrawn selection applies going forward. Clearing site data in your browser may remove the saved consent record and cause the notice to appear again.

Necessary consent-memory storage may remain available because the site needs it to remember and implement your selected privacy choice. Optional categories remain disabled unless you make the relevant optional selection.

9. Browser controls and practical effects

Most browsers allow you to inspect, delete, block or limit cookies and other site data. Browser settings differ by device and browser version. You may also use private-browsing features, which commonly remove some local data when the private session ends. Browser-level controls can supplement the choices available through the site’s consent manager.

If you block or delete all browser storage, the site may no longer be able to remember your cookie selection. As a result, the consent notice may be shown again, or a preference may need to be selected again. Blocking optional storage does not prevent access to the site’s editorial content on the basis of the current configuration. If future optional features depend on browser storage, those particular features may not work until the relevant optional category is enabled.

10. International transfers and privacy information

The consent-memory storage currently described in this policy is first-party browser storage. No known third-party analytics, advertising or social-media provider is identified as receiving cookie data through the current configuration. Accordingly, this policy does not identify a specific international transfer arising from a listed cookie provider.

Where personal data is otherwise handled in connection with your use of the site, including any transfer to another country if applicable, the Privacy Policy provides the relevant information available to visitors. If a future technology introduces a third-party recipient or cross-border data transfer, the related notices should identify the role of that recipient and the applicable safeguards or legal basis where required.

11. Changes to this policy and contact

Frontpagevo.net may update this Cookie Policy when the site’s technology, consent controls, or applicable requirements change. The date at the beginning of this page indicates when it was last updated. Material changes should be reflected here in clear language, including any newly introduced optional category or known provider.

For questions about this Cookie Policy, browser storage, or your consent selection, contact: [email protected].