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1. What this policy covers

This Cookies Policy explains what blinovit service OÜ (registry code 17594156, a private limited company registered in Estonia) stores on your device when you visit this website, and what leaves your browser while a page is loading. It is written to be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which describes how we handle personal data more generally.

It applies to this marketing website only. Software that we build for clients — websites, dashboards, shops, bots — is operated by those clients under their own policies, and anything we deploy for them is configured to their requirements, not ours.

The short version: this site sets no cookies. It writes two preference values into your browser's local storage, and it requests font files from Google. Nothing here is used to identify you, follow you between sites, or build a profile.

2. What this site uses, in one table

Rather than describing categories that do not apply to us, here is the complete inventory. Every row that says "None" means exactly that — the code is not present in the page at all.

The stylesheet and the JavaScript that drive this site are served from our own domain (assets/css/main.css and assets/js/main.js). No script is pulled from a content delivery network, a tag manager or a consent vendor.

3. Strictly necessary cookies

A cookie is a small file that a website asks your browser to store and then sends back to the server with every subsequent request to that domain. Under the ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC, Article 5(3)), as implemented in Estonia by the Electronic Communications Act (Elektroonilise side seadus), storing information on a visitor's device requires consent unless it is strictly necessary to provide the service the visitor asked for.

This site currently sets no cookies at all, not even strictly necessary ones. There is no login area, no shopping basket, no server-side session and no CSRF token to protect, because the pages are static files. The enquiry form on the contact page is handled either by your own e-mail application or by a single form submission — in neither case does the page need to remember you between requests.

If that ever changes — for example if we add spam protection to the form, or a client area — the cookie will be listed in this section with its name, purpose and lifetime before it goes live, and the notice at the bottom of the page will reappear so that you see the update.

4. Local storage: the two keys

Instead of cookies, this site uses local storage — a separate browser feature. The practical difference matters, so it is worth stating plainly:

• A cookie travels to the server inside the headers of every request you make to that domain. Local storage never does: the values below stay on your device and are never transmitted to us or to anyone else.
• Local storage is readable only by pages served from the same origin as this site, and only by code running in your browser.
• It is per browser and per device. Turning animations off on your laptop has no effect on your phone.
• It has no expiry date of its own — it stays until you clear it, which is why the table says "until cleared".

The bs_motion key holds the word on or off. The bs_cookie_choice key holds all or essential, depending on which button you pressed. The bs_seen key holds the digit 1 and lives in session storage rather than local storage, which means the browser discards it by itself the moment you close the tab. That is the whole content: no identifier, no visit counter, no timestamp, nothing that could be linked back to a person.

Both keys are written only after you act — pressing the Motion toggle, or dismissing the notice. If you never touch either control, nothing is written to your device at all. Deleting them is harmless: the site simply starts with animations on and shows the notice again.

5. Third-party requests

No third party stores anything on your device through this site. Two third parties nevertheless see a request when you open a page, and honesty about that is more useful than a cookie table full of zeros.

Google Fonts

The typefaces used here — Bricolage Grotesque, Onest and JetBrains Mono — are loaded from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. To deliver those files, Google receives your IP address, your browser's user-agent string, the page that made the request and the time it was made. The font files themselves are served without cookies, but the request is still a connection from your browser to a Google server, and we would rather say so than hide it behind the word "essential".

Google describes its handling of that data in its privacy policy and in the Google Fonts privacy FAQ. If you prefer to avoid the request entirely, you can block those two domains in your browser or with an extension; the site remains fully readable and will fall back to the system typefaces on your device.

Our hosting provider

Like every web server, the machine serving these pages writes an access log: IP address, the file requested, the response status, the user-agent string and a timestamp. Those logs exist to keep the site online and to investigate abuse or errors. The hosting provider acts as our processor under Article 28 GDPR, and retention is covered in the Privacy Policy.

What is deliberately absent

• Google Analytics, Matomo, Plausible or any other statistics package
• Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok or Google Ads pixels and conversion tags
• Session-replay or heat-map tools such as Hotjar or Microsoft Clarity
• Tag managers, consent-management platforms and TCF vendor strings
• Embedded YouTube, Vimeo, Maps or social share buttons
• Live-chat widgets and third-party JavaScript from a CDN

6. No tracking, no profiling

We do not track visitors across websites, we do not fingerprint browsers, we do not buy or sell audience data, and we do not run automated decision-making or profiling as defined in Article 22 GDPR. We cannot tell you how many people read this page, because we do not measure it — the trade-off is deliberate.

You may reasonably ask why a notice appears at the bottom of the screen at all, if nothing is being tracked. It is a disclosure, not a consent wall. Both buttons do the same thing technically: they record that you have seen the notice, so it stops appearing. The site behaves identically whichever one you press, and it works fully if you ignore it and never write the key.

7. Managing and clearing storage

Everything this site stores can be removed in a few seconds, and nothing breaks when you remove it. You can also bring the notice back at any time from the "Cookie settings" link in the footer of every page, or with the button below.

Re-open cookie notice

To clear the two keys along with any other site data, use your browser's own controls. Menu wording changes between versions, so treat these as a guide rather than a script:

If you want to look before you delete, every desktop browser has a developer console: open it, go to the Application or Storage tab, and select Local Storage for this domain. You will find the two keys listed in section 4 and nothing else.

Blocking site data for this domain entirely is fine too. The consequence is small and predictable: the notice reappears on each visit, and animations start switched on every time, because there is nowhere to record your preference.

8. Changes to this policy

This is the first version of this policy, published on 8 September 2026, the date the company was entered in the Estonian commercial register. We will update it whenever the site changes what it stores or what it requests from third parties — for instance if we add a self-hosted copy of the fonts, or introduce a strictly necessary cookie for form protection.

The date at the top of this page always reflects the current version. Where a change affects what is stored on your device, the notice at the bottom of the screen will be shown again so that the change is visible rather than silent.

9. Contact

Questions about anything on this page, or a request to see what we hold about you, can go straight to a person — not a ticket queue. We answer within one business day.

blinovit service OÜ is a private limited company registered in Estonia (EU) with its registered office in Estonia, registry code 17594156.

E-mail

Blinovitservice1@inbox.eu

Phone

+372 5854 2311

Registry code

17594156

Register entry

ariregister.rik.ee

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