Cookie policy
Last updated: July 2026
A cookie is a tiny file stored on your device when you browse a site. At HelyOs Global, it's only used to make the site run properly — nothing more.
The three families of cookies, in plain terms
A strictly necessary cookie exists only to make the site work: remembering your chosen language, keeping a session open, protecting a form against bots. It doesn't ask for your consent, since that's all it does — it's the only type this site uses today. An analytics cookie counts visits and pages viewed to understand how a site is used; anonymized, like Vercel Analytics on this site, it doesn't require consent either, but a named analytics cookie, or one combined with other data, would. An advertising cookie tracks a visitor from one site to another to serve targeted ads or measure a campaign's performance: it's the most intrusive category, the one the GDPR regulates most strictly, and the one that, on this site, is neither set nor active at this time.
The consent banner, in practice
On your first visit, a banner appears at the bottom of the screen. As long as no advertising tag is configured on this site — which is the case today — it simply informs you and closes on "Got it": there's nothing optional to accept or decline. The day an analytics or advertising tag gets activated, the banner would show two equally weighted buttons, "Accept all" and "Decline", and declining would cost you nothing: no third-party tag would load before your explicit consent. Your choice stays changeable at any time from this page: the "Your choice" block, further down, shows your recorded decision and offers a "Change my choice" button that clears it and immediately brings the banner back.
What we set
Only cookies essential to the site's operation are used: remembering your chosen language and your answer to the banner, keeping you signed in if you use the client space, plus technical cookies tied to Vercel, our host. This type of cookie doesn't require your prior consent.
What we don't do
Google Tag Manager and the Meta pixel are technically built into the site, behind the consent banner above: neither is active at this time, no identifier is configured and no advertising tool is actually in use. Beyond that mechanism, no profiling, no non-anonymized third-party audience measurement. Your data is never resold or shared for commercial purposes.
Audience measurement
We use Vercel Analytics and Vercel Speed Insights to understand overall site usage and performance. These tools work without cookies and without individual identifiers: no consent is required for their use.
External providers
When you submit a form, Web3Forms, our provider, may set an anti-spam security cookie. Vercel, our host, may also set purely technical cookies. If you sign in to the client space, Supabase, our technical provider, sets a session cookie needed to keep you signed in.
Staying in control
Your browser lets you block or clear cookies at any time, from its "Privacy" settings or equivalent. Note: disabling essential cookies may break some site features, particularly signing in to the client space.
How long they last
Cookies tied to your preferences (language, consent) expire after 12 months at most. The client-space session cookie expires when you sign out or after a period of inactivity. After that, the consent banner reappears where relevant.
Your questions, our answers
Does the site work without accepting cookies?
Strictly necessary cookies are required for the site to work. We don't set anything else, so there's nothing optional to accept.
Is there any advertising targeting?
No advertising targeting active at this time: zero advertising cookies actually dropped, zero marketing tracking in practice. Google Tag Manager and the Meta pixel exist in the code, gated by the cookie banner, but neither is active — no identifier is configured.
How do I withdraw my consent?
Clear the site's cookies in your browser: the consent banner will be shown again on your next visit.
Can I use the site on mobile without accepting cookies?
Yes. The site works identically on mobile and desktop: strictly necessary cookies are enough to run it, and they're the only ones set today. No feature is reserved for visitors who'd accept extra cookies, since there's nothing optional to accept.
What happens if I block all cookies in my browser?
The site stays accessible, but some features degrade: your language won't be remembered from page to page, and staying signed in to the client space won't work, since it relies on a session cookie. If you only block third-party cookies and let the site's own cookies through, none of this is affected.
Will the banner change if Google Tag Manager or the Meta pixel get activated one day?
Yes, and this page will be updated accordingly. Today, both tools exist in the code but are switched off: no identifier is configured, so no tag fires. The day either one is activated, the banner would automatically switch from a simple "Got it" to an explicit choice between "Accept all" and "Decline".