Cookie
policy.
Which storage and measurement technologies KENTFE may use, why they are used and how you can control your preferences.
KENTFE uses a preference system to distinguish necessary, analytics and advertising technologies. Non-essential categories remain denied until the visitor authorizes them through the panel, according to the site's technical configuration.
1. Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files a website or provider may store in a browser. Local storage, pixels, identifiers and tags may also be used to remember preferences, measure navigation or attribute campaigns.
2. Categories
3. Current and possible tools
- KENTFE preference: stored locally under
kentfe_consent_v1to remember the selection. - Google Tag Manager: container GTM-53J7QXFD manages tags. Tag Manager alone does not determine which cookies are created; that depends on published tags.
- Analytics and advertising: may be integrated later through GTM. The effective list should be reviewed whenever the container changes.
The site uses Google Consent Mode to communicate consent states to compatible tags. When measurement is denied, some Google tags may send limited cookieless signals depending on configuration.
4. Managing consent
You may accept all categories, reject non-essential categories or configure analytics and marketing separately. Changing a preference sends an update signal to compatible tags.
5. Duration
The local preference remains until you clear browser data or change the selection. Third-party cookies may have different durations set by each provider.
6. Browser controls
You may also delete or block cookies through browser settings. Doing so may remove saved preferences and display the panel again. Blocking necessary technologies may affect website functions.
7. Updates
This policy will be updated when tags, providers or purposes change. The current version date appears above.
