Cookies and measurement
The cookies and similar technologies Konekton uses, what each one is for, and where to change your choice.
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Konekton uses cookies and similar technologies, with your consent, to measure and improve the advertising that brings readers to the website. Reading the guides never depends on your answer: every page is the same whatever you choose.
Your choice
You can give or change your answer here at any time. Once you choose, the line above the buttons shows the answer stored in this browser.
Choose whether cookies and similar technologies may measure and improve our ads. You can revise your answer.
What is stored, and why
konekton_snap: a cookie set by Konekton when you make a choice in the banner or above. It holds only whether you consented or not and lasts one year. A copy in your browser’s local storage remembers the same answer without an expiry set by Konekton; it remains until you change your answer or the data is cleared. The banner reads that copy first, then the cookie if no local answer is stored.- Google’s advertising and measurement cookies: set only after you consent. Google’s tag uses them to measure which ads led to visits and actions on the website. Until you consent, and if you do not, the tag runs with consent denied and does not set or read them.
What does not depend on your choice
The ads themselves are loaded from the advertising service the website uses, in their own frames. A traffic-quality check by Adscore can read technical signals from your browser within an ad frame or directly on a page, to tell real visits from automated traffic. Ad loading and the check do not wait for your measurement choice; the privacy policy describes what they receive.
Clearing your choice
Deleting Konekton’s cookies and site data in your browser’s settings removes your answer, and the banner will ask again on your next visit. Questions about cookies can be sent to contact@konekton.net.