Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser, and local storage is a similar mechanism without an expiry date. They let a site remember things between page views: a preference, a session, or an anonymous identifier that analytics tools use to count visits.

These keep the site working and are always on. We use one item of local storage, autonomy_consent, which records the choice you make in the cookie banner so we do not ask again. It contains no personal data and stays until you clear your browser storage or change your choice.

Only after you accept analytics. Google Analytics tells us which pages are read, roughly where visitors come from, what device and browser they use and which site referred them. IP addresses are truncated. We use Google Consent Mode, so the tags are told your choice before they load.

• _ga — distinguishes visitors — up to 2 years
• _ga_[measurement id] — keeps session state — up to 2 years

Only after you accept marketing. The Meta Pixel records page views and similar events so we can measure whether our advertising on Facebook and Instagram brought you here, and build audiences for future campaigns. Meta may combine this with data from your Meta account according to its own policies.

• _fbp — identifies browsers for ad measurement — 3 months
• _fbc — stores the click that brought you from a Meta ad, when present — 3 months

Use the button below, or the Cookie settings link in the footer, to reopen the banner and change either category. Withdrawing consent stops the tools from being used from then on; cookies already set expire on their own schedule or can be deleted in your browser settings.

You can also opt out directly: Google offers a browser add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout, and Meta's ad preferences are at facebook.com/adpreferences.

Questions about cookies or this policy: hello@autonomyglobal.com. Our Privacy Policy explains the rest of how we handle personal data.