What is a cookie or tracker?
A cookie is a small file saved by your browser. It can remember a choice or enable access to a service. Other technologies, such as session storage, can serve a similar purpose. This policy describes the trackers used on www.coupdepoing.com and how to manage them.
Who uses these trackers?
COUP DE POING is responsible for the trackers described on this page. Measurement is carried out on its behalf. No third-party advertising tracker is enabled. External websites you open, including social networks, apply their own policies.
Your choice
Optional measurement is inactive before you agree. Accept and decline are equally prominent. You can change your choice below at any time. The cdp_consent cookie remembers your decision for 180 days; it contains no contact details.
Necessary Cookies
Project cookies (__Host-cdp_project, 30 days) and authorised guide download cookies (__Host-cdp_guide_…, 24 hours) provide requested services. Restricted areas use __Host-cdp_review (24 hours) and __Host-cdp_studio (8 hours). These cookies are not used for advertising.
Optional Measurement
After consent, cdp_visit groups visit interactions for 30 minutes. Session storage cdp_visit_attribution_v1 retains the first campaign of the visit, the landing page and referring website without its query parameters. It expires after 30 minutes without a new page or when the tab closes; declining clears it. The historical Google Tag Manager container (GTM-NWR4GVP) loads only on coupdepoing.com and www.coupdepoing.com after you agree, to continue statistical tracking. Declining prevents it from loading; withdrawing consent stops optional measurement. Advertising permissions remain denied.
Effect of your choices
Declining measurement does not block navigation or forms. You can also delete cookies in your browser; the website will ask you to choose again. Deleting functional cookies may remove access to a saved project or authorised download.
Browser and shared devices
Your choice applies to the browser and device you use. If you change them or clear their data, you will need to choose again. On a shared device, other users of the same browser may change that choice. Browser settings also allow you to delete or block cookies.