Cookie policy

Last updated: 21 September 2026

This site stores nothing on your device

vestrovia.online sets no cookies at all. Not advertising cookies, not analytics cookies, not “strictly necessary” cookies. It also writes nothing to localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB, and it loads no file from any other domain. There is nothing stored, nothing to manage and nothing to delete.

Why there is no consent banner

Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC, as amended), implemented in the Czech Republic in Act No. 127/2005 Coll. on electronic communications, requires consent before storing information on a user’s terminal equipment or gaining access to information already stored there. That obligation is triggered by the act of storing or reading. We do neither.

A consent banner would therefore be asking your permission for something that never happens. Rather than show you a dialogue for the sake of appearances — and rather than collect data and then ask — we removed the collection. That is the point of this page: the promise is meant to be verifiable, not decorative.

What we removed, and what replaced it

Previously on this site	Now
Consent banner writing a `cookieConsent` record to localStorage	Removed, together with the storage it wrote to
Script using sessionStorage to remember dismissed pop-ups	Removed; there are no pop-ups
Script using localStorage to keep reader-submitted reviews	Removed; the site publishes no reader reviews
Google Fonts loaded from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com	Removed; the site uses your device’s own system fonts
Analytics and advertising measurement described in the old policy	None present

What remains is one small script, /js/links.js, served from this domain. You can read it in full — it is about fifty lines. It copies advertising campaign parameters from the page URL onto the outbound partner link, and re-applies the rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" attributes so a disclosure can never be dropped. It touches no storage, sends no request and contains no identifier of you.

How to verify this yourself

Do not take our word for it. Every modern browser ships the tools to check, and nothing here requires technical knowledge beyond opening a panel.

In Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser

Open this page, then press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I; on macOS Cmd+Option+I).
Open the Application tab. Under Storage, click Cookies and select this domain: the list is empty. Click Local storage, Session storage and IndexedDB in the same panel: all empty.
Open the Network tab and reload with Ctrl+R. Every request listed is to vestrovia.online. There is no request to any other host.
Still in the Network tab, click the document request and look at Response headers. There is no Set-Cookie header.

In Firefox

Press F12 and open the Storage tab: Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage and Indexed DB are all empty for this site.
The Network tab shows requests to this domain only, and no Set-Cookie response header.

In Safari

Enable the Develop menu in Settings → Advanced, then open Develop → Show Web Inspector.
Check the Storage tab for cookies and local storage, and the Network tab for third-party requests. Both are empty.

If any of those checks ever shows something, that is a bug or a broken promise, and we want to know: info@vestrovia.online.

Cookies set by other sites

This policy covers vestrovia.online only. When you follow a link marked “partner link” you leave this site and arrive at a vendor or affiliate network that will very likely set its own cookies in order to attribute the referral and operate its shop. We do not control those cookies and cannot switch them off for you. The destination’s own cookie notice applies from the moment you arrive, and you can manage those cookies in your browser settings or decline them where the destination offers that choice.

The same is true of any source we cite. Following a link to a test laboratory, a vendor or a public authority takes you to a site with its own rules.

Managing storage in your browser anyway

Nothing on this site requires you to do so, but every browser lets you block or delete cookies and site data for all sites, usually under Settings → Privacy. Blocking everything will not affect how this site works, because it stores nothing to begin with.

Privacy policy — what little is processed, on what legal basis. Affiliate disclosure — how the partner links work and what we are paid. Legal notice — who publishes this site.