Cookie policy

Cookies are small values stored by your browser. Local and session storage also remember information on your device; tags and pixels can communicate with providers. This policy covers these technologies on tyntz.net. See the Privacy policy for our broader handling of personal information.

These support the cart, sign-in, security, requested preferences and remembering your choice. Examples include Auth.js session and security cookies, NEXT_LOCALE for language when used, paint-cart and paint-wishlist in local storage, and the theme preference. Rejecting optional tracking does not disable them.

The tyntz_consent cookie stores a version, analytics and advertising choices and the time of your choice for up to 180 days. A tyntz:consent-change local-storage value synchronizes open tabs. Session cookies last for the session or their configured lifetime; cart and preference storage may remain until changed or cleared. Stripe’s payment and fraud-prevention technologies are governed by its notice.

The Sketchfab preview contacts its provider to load the model and may use functional browser storage. We enable its do-not-track embed option to disable embedded analytics and audience measurement. The provider still processes connection information needed to deliver the viewer; its privacy notice applies.

Google Analytics measures site usage and shopping activity. Microsoft Clarity analyzes clicks, scrolling, heatmaps and recordings of browsing interactions. We do not intentionally send checkout, account or login screens to Clarity. These tools are not loaded by Tyntz before analytics permission.

Examples include _ga and _ga_* for Google Analytics and _clck / _clsk for Clarity. Actual names and lifetimes vary with provider settings and browser restrictions.

Google Ads and Meta measure ads and purchases and may personalize advertising. Meta includes a browser pixel and server-side events subject to your choice. Microsoft Advertising belongs to this category when enabled. Examples include _gcl_*, _fbp / _fbc and _uet*.

Checkout does not collect advertising identifiers for Meta matching without advertising permission. The Stripe payment notification sends a Meta purchase event only if the advertising choice recorded at checkout permits it.

Choose Accept all, Reject optional or Customize on the banner. Analytics and advertising can be selected independently. Continuing to browse, closing settings or making a purchase is not acceptance. Without a valid saved choice, optional tracking remains off.

Change your choice with the button on this page or in the footer. Withdrawing permission for a running tool reloads the page to stop it. Your cart is kept, but unsaved form entries may be lost. We remove optional first-party identifiers we can control; third-party storage may require browser or provider controls. Withdrawal does not erase previously collected information.

A detected Global Privacy Control signal turns advertising off and takes priority over an advertising selection. Legacy Do Not Track is not interpreted as an affirmative choice; you can reject optional tracking through our controls. Repeat your choices on other devices. Clearing cookies or reaching the 180-day expiry prompts a new choice.

You can also manage storage through your browser. Blocking essential cookies may interfere with sign-in or checkout. Provider settings, blocking tools and browser restrictions affect which identifiers are stored. For questions or personal-information requests, email support@tyntz.net.