Cookie switches explained

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One cookie the site needs, two it can live without, and where to change your mind.

Small files, plainly explained

Think of a cookie, or its cousin the local-storage entry, as a short note a website tucks into your browser. NexaPoints needs exactly one to work; the rest sit idle unless you switch them on.

The three kinds on NexaPoints

Each kind of cookie, why it exists, how it starts and how long it lasts
Kind	Purpose	Default	Duration
Necessary	Keeps your answer to the cookie panel and lets the pages run	On, cannot be turned off	One year
Analytics	Tallies which stops and pages get opened, without naming you	Off by default	Twenty-six months at most
Advertising / affiliate	Passes a referral partner the fact that a booking began here	Off by default; forced off by GPC	Partner-set, typically one to three months

Flipping a switch later

Press here or in the footer of every NexaPoints page, move the switches, then store your settings. Deleting NexaPoints data in your browser settings wipes the choice too, and the bar comes back on your next visit.

When your browser sends GPC

With Global Privacy Control turned on in your browser, the advertising and affiliate category is held off on every page, no matter what the panel shows.