King David Kosher Group · Athens
Cookie Policy
Last updated: July 2026
This page sets out exactly what kingdavidkosher.gr stores on your device, why, and for how long. The site is built so that nothing non-essential loads before you have agreed to it.
As things stand today, the measurement and advertising tools are configured but not switched on: no third-party script loads and no third-party cookie is set. The table below also lists what would be created once they are enabled, so the picture is complete in advance.
Three categories
These are exactly the categories shown in the consent prompt.
- Essential
- Needed for the site to work and to remember your privacy choice. Always on, cannot be switched off, never used to track you.
- Measurement & statistics
- Helps us see which pages are useful and where people get stuck. Only loads after you agree.
- Advertising
- Lets us show relevant ads on Google and Meta and measure whether they worked. Only loads after you agree.
What gets stored on your device
The first entry is the only one that exists before you have agreed to anything.
| Name | Purpose | Category | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
kdk-consent-v1 | Remembers your privacy choice so we don't ask on every visit. This is local storage, not a cookie, and it is never sent to a server. | Essential | Until you clear your browser data | This website |
_ga, _ga_* | Distinguishes visitors so we can see aggregate usage statistics. | Measurement | Up to 2 years | Google Analytics not active yet |
_gcl_* | Measures whether a visit came from a Google ad. | Advertising | Up to 90 days | Google Ads not active yet |
_fbp | Measures the performance of ads on Facebook and Instagram. | Advertising | Up to 90 days | Meta not active yet |
NID, CONSENT and others | Set by Google only if you choose to load the embedded map. | Advertising | Up to 2 years | Google Maps |
The map only loads when you ask it to
On our venue pages we deliberately do not embed the Google map automatically, because simply loading it would disclose your IP address to Google and set Google cookies before you had any say. Instead you get a button, and the map loads only if you press it. The “Open in Google Maps” link always works, with or without loading the map.
Changing or withdrawing your consent
You can change your choice at any time, and doing so is exactly as easy as giving consent in the first place. Withdrawing doesn't affect anything collected beforehand.
There is a “Cookie settings” link at the bottom of every page that reopens the prompt.
Controlling this in your browser
Every browser can block or delete cookies and local storage, usually under Settings → Privacy. Blocking everything may break other websites; on this one it simply means we'll ask you again next time.
More detail
For the full picture of what personal data we collect and what rights you have: Privacy policy