Cookie policy

Published by BRIGÁDA 972 s.r.o. · Responsible for content: William Cooper · Last updated 21 September 2026

1. What we store on your device

Nothing. Not a strictly necessary cookie, not a session cookie, not a consent cookie, not a preference cookie.

That last one is worth spelling out, because it is the usual catch: many sites that claim to be cookie-free still set a cookie to remember that you dismissed their cookie banner. We do not have a banner, so we do not need to remember anything about it.

2. Why there is no consent banner

Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC, as amended) requires consent before storing information on, or gaining access to information already stored on, a user’s terminal equipment. It is a rule about storage and access on your device, not about websites in general.

Because this site stores nothing and reads nothing from your device, Article 5(3) is not engaged. There is nothing to consent to, so asking you to consent would be theatre. A consent banner that offers no real choice is worse than no banner: it trains people to click “accept” without reading.

The separate question of personal data under the GDPR is covered in the privacy policy: the only processing is the server access log, which is kept about 14 days on the basis of legitimate interest.

3. No third-party requests either

Cookies are only half the story. A page can identify you by loading a font, a script, an image or a tracking pixel from another company’s server, which hands that company your IP address and the page you are on, cookie or no cookie.

This site loads nothing from anywhere else. Fonts are the system fonts already on your device. The stylesheet, the one small script and every illustration are served from zlatina.online itself. There is no CDN, no Google Fonts, no analytics endpoint, no advertising tag and no embedded video.

4. What the one script on this site does

There is a single JavaScript file, /js/cta.js. You can read the whole thing — it is short and not minified. It does exactly two things:

• If you arrived from an advertisement, it copies campaign parameters from the address bar (things like utm_source or msclkid) onto the partner link, so the advertiser can tell which campaign sent you.
• It re-applies rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" to every partner link, so the advertising disclosure cannot be lost.

It sets no cookie, reads no cookie, touches no storage API and makes no network request of its own.

5. How to check all of this for yourself

Do not take our word for it. This takes under a minute in any modern browser.

Check for cookies and storage

1. Press F12 (or Cmd + Option + I on a Mac) to open developer tools.
2. In Chrome or Edge, open the Application tab. In Firefox, open Storage. In Safari, enable the Develop menu and open Storage.
3. Look at Cookies, Local storage, Session storage and IndexedDB for https://zlatina.online. All four should be empty.
4. Reload the page a few times and click around. They should stay empty.

Check for third-party requests

1. Open the Network tab in developer tools and reload the page.
2. Look at the Domain column — you may need to enable it in the column settings. Every single request should be to zlatina.online.
3. Check the response headers of the document request. There should be no Set-Cookie header.

Check the source

Press Ctrl + U to view the page source. Search it for http and you will find only links you can click, never a resource being loaded from elsewhere. The script is at /js/cta.js and the stylesheet at /css/site.css; both are readable in full.

6. Sites you go to from here

This policy covers zlatina.online only. If you follow a partner link, you arrive on a site operated by someone else, which will have its own cookie practices — most commercial sites set cookies and show a banner. What happens there is governed by their policy.