Last updated: 7 August 2026
1. What this page is about
Like almost every website, serva.one stores small pieces of data in your browser: cookies and similar storage such as localStorage. This page lists what exactly we store and how to control it.
2. What we store
- Strictly necessary: the session identifier in the client area that keeps you signed in, and security tokens that protect forms from abuse. The site cannot work without these.
- Preferences: your interface language and a flag that you have dismissed the cookie notice. Stored locally in your browser and never sent anywhere.
- Referral attribution: if you arrive through a partner link, the partner code is remembered in your browser for 30 days so that the partner is credited if you sign up.
- Measurement: we use Google tags to understand which advertising brings visitors. These set third-party cookies governed by Google's own policies.
3. Managing cookies
Any modern browser lets you view, delete and block cookies per site in its privacy settings. Blocking the strictly necessary entries will prevent signing in to the client area; blocking the rest only affects convenience and measurement, the website itself keeps working.
4. Changes
If the set of stored data changes, we update this page and its revision date. Only the current published version is binding.
