Cookie Policy

This policy applies to cookies and similar technologies used through the Self Tape Partner website and related browser-based services.

Information about personal data processed through the Self Tape Partner app, accounts, support and other services is available in the Privacy Policy.

Self Tape Partner is operated by CN Selftape. CN Selftape is responsible for the website's use of cookies and similar technologies, except where an independent third-party provider processes information for its own purposes.

Questions about this policy can be sent to:

A cookie is a small piece of information stored on or read from your device when you visit a website.

Websites may also use similar technologies, including local storage, pixels, tags and software tools that store or access information on a device.

Some technologies last only during the current browser session. Others remain until they expire, are replaced or are deleted through browser or consent controls.

Strictly necessary technologies support functions that are required to operate, secure or deliver a service requested by the visitor.

Depending on the website's current configuration, these technologies may support:

• Website and account security.
• Session management and authentication.
• Protection against misuse and unauthorized access.
• Remembering a cookie or privacy choice.
• Providing a function specifically requested by the visitor.

Necessary technologies are not used for unrelated advertising or optional tracking.

Preference technologies may remember choices that affect how the website appears or behaves.

This may include a selected appearance mode, language or another preference chosen by the visitor.

Whether consent is required depends on whether the technology is strictly necessary to provide the function requested by the visitor.

Analytics technologies may be used to understand how visitors use the website, identify technical problems and assess performance.

Optional analytics technologies must not be activated before the required consent has been obtained.

Refusing optional analytics must not prevent access to functions that do not depend on those technologies.

Marketing technologies may be used to measure campaigns, understand how a visitor reached the website or personalize advertising.

Self Tape Partner must not activate optional marketing technologies unless the visitor has provided the required consent.

Refusing marketing technologies does not prevent the visitor from accessing the Self Tape Partner website.

First-party technologies are placed or controlled directly through the Self Tape Partner website.

Third-party technologies are placed or controlled by another provider whose service is used on the website. Examples may include embedded services, analytics tools, payment services or media providers.

A third party may process information under its own privacy terms when it acts as an independent data controller.

Before an optional cookie or similar technology is activated, the applicable consent information must identify the technology clearly.

The information must include, where relevant:

• The name of the cookie or technology.
• The company or provider responsible for it.
• The purpose for which it is used.
• Whether it is necessary, preference-based, analytical or marketing-related.
• How long the information remains active or stored.

Self Tape Partner must update this information before new optional technologies or providers are introduced.

Where consent is required, optional technologies must remain inactive until the visitor has made an informed choice.

A visitor must be able to accept or refuse optional technologies without being misled or pressured into a particular choice.

Consent must be specific to the relevant purposes. Accepting analytics does not automatically mean accepting marketing.

A record of the choice may be stored where necessary to remember and document the visitor's decision.

Where Self Tape Partner relies on consent, the visitor must be able to change or withdraw that consent as easily as it was provided.

Withdrawing consent does not make earlier processing unlawful if the processing was lawful while valid consent was active.

Withdrawing optional consent does not remove technologies that are strictly necessary to operate or secure the service.

Most browsers allow you to review, block or delete cookies through their privacy or security settings.

Blocking all storage technologies may affect website functions that depend on necessary session, security or preference information.

Browser deletion does not always withdraw a consent record stored elsewhere. Where consent controls are provided on the website, those controls should also be used to update the choice.

Information collected through cookies or similar technologies may constitute personal data when it can be connected directly or indirectly to an individual or device.

Information about purposes, legal bases, recipients, retention, international transfers and data protection rights is available in the Privacy Policy.

This policy may be updated when the website, technologies, providers or applicable legal requirements change.

The date at the top of the page identifies the current version. The cookie and consent information must also be updated before materially different optional technologies are introduced.

Questions about cookies and similar technologies can be sent to CN Selftape at: