Transparency Notice

Cookie Policy

Last Revised: June 1, 2025 • Compliant with Google Consent Mode v2

1. What Are Cookies

Cookies and local storage objects are compact data files placed on your browser or device when exploring web properties. They enable interfaces to recognize your device across sessions, maintain security, remember reading preferences, and gather anonymized aggregated usage metrics.

2. Google Consent Mode v2 Architecture

We deploy Google Consent Mode v2 (Advanced Setup). When you first enter masshall.cyou, default parameters are initialized in an ungranted state for analytics and advertising (denied), while essential functional attributes (security_storage) remain active. Only when you provide active authorization via our consent interface will tracking pings update to granted.

Modify or Revoke Consent

You may open our settings drawer at any moment to alter your granted cookie categories.

3. Categorization of Cookies

CategoryPurposeConsent Mode SignalDefault Status
Strictly NecessaryCore site security, layout rendering, and session memorysecurity_storage, functionality_storageGranted
Analytics & TelemetryMeasuring readership volume, article popularity, and site speedanalytics_storageDenied (Opt-in)
Advertising / PersonalizationTailoring promotional offerings and conversion measurementad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalizationDenied (Opt-in)

4. Detailed Cookie Manifest

IdentifierProviderPurposeDuration
cookie_consent_choice111111 (First Party)Stores your cookie approval choices12 months
_ga, _ga_*Google AnalyticsAggregated visitor metrics (only with consent)Up to 24 months

5. Browser-Level Controls

In addition to our on-page cookie manager, most modern web browsers allow you to block or delete cookies via their security settings (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). Note that disabling essential security storage may impair your visual navigation of our magazine layout.

6. Inquiries

For questions regarding our implementation of Google Consent Mode v2 or cookie practices, email: [email protected].