Cookie Policy

Last updated: 14/08/2026

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small files that a website may store in a user’s browser. They can be used to remember information, provide technical functions, measure website activity or manage advertising.

Similar technologies may include local storage, tags, pixels and online identifiers.

Who Uses Cookies?

Tiwalao may use:

  • First-party cookies managed from the tiwalao.com domain.
  • Third-party cookies provided by external services when the user has consented or voluntarily accesses those services.

Types of Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies support essential functions such as:

  • Website security.
  • Session management.
  • WordPress operation.
  • Essential preferences.
  • Consent management.
  • Spam and fraud prevention.

Consent is not required when a cookie is strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user.

Preference Cookies

Preference cookies may remember choices such as language or information a user voluntarily decides to save for future comments.

When they are not strictly necessary, they will only be used with consent.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies help understand, generally through aggregated information, how the website is used, which pages are visited and whether navigation errors occur.

They must remain disabled until consent has been obtained.

Advertising Cookies

Advertising cookies may be used to measure advertising, limit how often an advertisement appears or personalise advertisements.

They must remain blocked until the appropriate consent has been obtained.

Even non-personalised advertising may use identifiers or cookies for security, fraud prevention, frequency control and aggregated reporting.

Affiliate-Related Technologies

Tiwalao may contain links to Amazon or other external platforms.

A standard affiliate link does not necessarily place a cookie directly through Tiwalao. After a user follows the link and enters the external website, that third party may use its own technologies according to its Cookie Policy.

Comment Cookies

If a user voluntarily selects the option to remember their details, WordPress may store cookies relating to:

  • The name used for comments.
  • The email address used for comments.
  • Preferences associated with the comment form.

This prevents the user from having to enter the same information again when submitting a later comment.

The option is voluntary. Users may leave it unchecked.

Google AdSense and Consent Management

If Google AdSense is activated, Tiwalao will use a Google-certified Consent Management Platform for users in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.

Advertising cookies and identifiers will remain subject to the choices made by the user through the consent panel.

Accepting, Rejecting or Configuring Cookies

When required, a consent panel will allow users to:

  • Accept non-essential cookies.
  • Reject non-essential cookies.
  • Configure cookies by category.
  • Review the providers involved.

Accepting and rejecting cookies should be presented in a similarly accessible manner.

Users may subsequently change or withdraw consent through the Cookie Settings link in the website footer.

Current Cookie List

Cookies may change when WordPress, plugins, advertising services or other components are updated.

The current technical list of cookies, providers, purposes and durations will therefore be available through the Cookie Settings panel.

Before analytics or advertising is activated, the website owner must confirm that the panel correctly identifies and controls the technologies in use.

Third-Party Services

When active, third-party services may include:

  • Google, for advertising, measurement and consent management.
  • Amazon, after a user follows an affiliate link and enters its platform.
  • Hosting and security providers where technically necessary.

Tiwalao does not control cookies placed directly by an external website after the user leaves Tiwalao.

Browser Controls

Users can review, block or delete cookies through their browser settings.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent some website functions from operating correctly.

Changes to This Policy

This Cookie Policy may be updated when services, providers or technologies change. The latest revision date will appear at the beginning of the page.