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Cookie policy
Which cookies RetroRift — Classic Builds places on your device, what they do, how long they last, and how to withdraw your consent at any time.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device by the site you are visiting, or by a third party whose services the site uses. It allows you to be recognised from one page or visit to the next. This policy also covers equivalent technologies: local storage, tracking pixels and advertising identifiers.
The principle applied on this site. No advertising or measurement cookie is set before you have made your choice. Only cookies strictly necessary for the site to work are set without consent, as the regulations permit.
1. Strictly necessary cookies
Essential for the site to work. They are not used for advertising tracking and do not require your consent. They cannot be switched off from the consent window, but your browser lets you delete them.
| Name / family | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
hg_lang | RetroRift (first-party) | Stores your language choice (French or English) so you land on the right version of the site. | 12 months |
2. Consent management cookie
This cookie keeps a record of your decision. It is necessary in order to honour your choice: without it, the consent window would reappear on every page.
| Name / family | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
FCCDCF / __gpp / _cmp* | Google (certified CMP) | Records your consent choice and which vendors you accepted or refused, so you are not asked again on every page. | 6 months maximum |
3. Advertising and measurement cookies
Set only after your consent, by Google AdSense and by the advertising partners you accepted. They serve ads, measure their reach and performance, cap their repetition and — where you agreed — personalise them to your interests.
| Name / family | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
IDE, DSID | Google (doubleclick.net) | Link your ad interactions across sites to measure ad performance and personalise the ads shown to you. | 13 months maximum |
NID, AEC | Google (google.com) | Remember your preferences, cap ad repetition and filter out fraudulent activity. | 13 months maximum |
__gads, __gpi | Google AdSense (this site) | Measure ad delivery on this site, cap how often the same ad is shown to you, and detect invalid clicks. | 13 months maximum |
Third-party partner cookies | Vendors listed in the consent window | Ad delivery, frequency capping, measurement and personalisation by the advertising partners you accepted. The complete, up-to-date list of names is shown in the consent window. | Varies by vendor — 13 months maximum |
The third-party cookie names above are indicative: they change as Google and its partners update their systems. The authoritative, named and up-to-date list is the one shown in the consent window, under "Manage options".
What Google does with this data is described on How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services.
Giving, changing or withdrawing your consent
On your first visit, a consent window lets you accept or refuse non-essential cookies, and adjust your choice vendor by vendor under "Manage options". Refusing is as easy as accepting: both are available in a single click from the first screen.
Changing your choice at any time
Your decision is not final. To reopen the consent window and change or withdraw your agreement, use the consent management link displayed by the window itself — [À COMPLÉTER : exact location of the revocation link, to be confirmed once the Google CMP is enabled from the AdSense account]. Withdrawal takes effect immediately and does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out beforehand.
From your browser
You can also delete cookies already set and block future ones from your browser settings. Note that blocking all cookies may degrade this site and many others.
From the ad networks’ own tools
- myadcenter.google.com — Google ad personalisation settings.
- youronlinechoices.com — opt out of targeted advertising from many third-party vendors.
Learn more
How your data is processed, your GDPR rights and how to exercise them are detailed in our privacy policy. The publisher’s identity is given in the legal notice.
Last updated : [À COMPLÉTER : publication date of this version]