AACGUARD Cookies Policy
This Cookies Policy explains how AACGUARD uses cookies and similar technologies on its website, dashboard, and related services. It also explains what categories of cookies may be used, why they are used, and how you can manage your preferences at any time.
Last updated: April 1, 2026
1. What this policy covers
This Cookies Policy applies to the AACGUARD website, control panel, landing pages, and related web features that may store or access information on your device through cookies, pixels, tags, local browser storage, scripts, embedded content, and similar technologies.
It should be read together with our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and GDPR page, which provide additional information about how AACGUARD handles personal data, legal rights, and service rules.
2. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your browser or device when you visit a website. Similar technologies may include pixels, scripts, SDKs, local storage objects, security tokens, and embedded third-party content that can read or write information in your browser environment.
These technologies can be used for a range of purposes, including keeping you logged in, remembering your preferences, measuring traffic, protecting forms and infrastructure, enabling embedded media or maps, processing payments, and supporting advertising or marketing activities.
3. How consent works
For users in the European Economic Area and other regions where similar rules apply, AACGUARD requests consent before placing or activating non-essential cookies and similar technologies.
Strictly necessary technologies remain active because they are required for security, core functionality, network management, fraud prevention, consent storage, and other essential site operations. These are always active and cannot be disabled through the preference center.
Preferences, analytics, marketing, and certain third-party functional content are only activated according to the choices you make through the cookie consent interface.
4. Categories of cookies and technologies we may use
4.1 Strictly Necessary
These technologies are essential for the site and related services to function properly. They may support login sessions, security checks, fraud prevention, load balancing, abuse prevention, consent storage, form protection, payment session continuity, and other core technical operations.
Status: Always active / cannot be disabled through cookie settings.
4.2 Preferences
These technologies remember choices you make, such as language, interface behavior, player-facing preferences, visual settings, or other convenience features that personalize the experience.
4.3 Analytics
These technologies help us understand how visitors use the site, which pages are visited, how features perform, and how the website can be improved. AACGUARD may use Google Analytics or similar measurement services for aggregated usage analysis.
Google Analytics may process technical information such as page visits, device and browser data, approximate region or location insights, and usage events. For EU-based traffic, Google states that IP-address data is used only to derive coarse geolocation information and is then discarded rather than logged as an individual IP address in Analytics.
4.4 Marketing
These technologies may be used to measure campaign performance, understand referral effectiveness, create audience insights, and support advertising, retargeting, or promotional attribution across websites, platforms, or services.
4.5 Functional Third-Party Content
Some site features may rely on third-party services such as map embeds, video players, live chat, social media widgets, payment providers, bot detection, or anti-abuse tools. These services may place or access cookies or similar technologies when loaded.
5. Detailed disclosure
The table below describes the main categories of technologies that may be used on AACGUARD. The exact services in use may change over time as the platform evolves.
| Category | Purpose | Example providers / tools | Typical effect | User control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly Necessary | Security, session continuity, infrastructure protection, fraud prevention, consent storage, core site operation. | Server-side session tools, security middleware, Cloudflare, bot filtering, payment session continuity, form protection. | Enables login state, secure requests, challenge verification, traffic routing, and essential functionality. | Always active. |
| Preferences | Remember settings and improve usability. | Interface preferences, localization tools, optional UI customization features. | May remember language, display behavior, or similar convenience settings. | Can be enabled or disabled through cookie settings. |
| Analytics | Understand traffic, feature usage, navigation patterns, and site performance. | Google Analytics and similar measurement services. | May collect event data, browser/device information, referral data, and approximate location insights derived from technical signals. | Activated only based on your analytics consent choice. |
| Marketing | Measure campaigns, support attribution, improve promotions, and enable audience-related advertising functions. | Advertising, remarketing, attribution, campaign, and social platform tools. | May associate visits or actions with marketing performance and cross-platform promotional activity. | Activated only based on your marketing consent choice. |
| Functional Third-Party Content | Enable embedded maps, videos, chat, social widgets, payment features, anti-spam, and related integrations. | Google Maps, YouTube, social media widgets, live chat services, Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, PayPal, Revolut, and crypto payment providers. | Loading these features may allow third parties to place or access browser-level identifiers or similar technologies. | Availability depends on your consent choices and on whether the feature is strictly necessary for the requested action. |
6. International third-party services
Because AACGUARD operates internationally, some website functions may rely on third-party providers that operate across multiple jurisdictions. Depending on the feature you use, this may include analytics services, video platforms, map providers, anti-bot services, payment processors, social media tools, customer support chat providers, and other technical vendors.
Examples of services that may be used now or in the future include Google Analytics, Google Maps, YouTube, social widgets, live chat systems, Cloudflare, Google reCAPTCHA, PayPal, Revolut, and generic crypto payment providers.
When these services are loaded, the relevant provider may process technical information according to its own privacy and cookie documentation. Where required, AACGUARD aims to prevent non-essential third-party technologies from loading until the appropriate consent has been given.
7. How to manage or withdraw consent
You can review or change your cookie preferences at any time by clicking the fixed or floating cookie button displayed in the lower-left area of the screen. This opens the consent modal, where you can update your selections by category.
If you withdraw consent for a non-essential category, AACGUARD will aim to stop using the related technologies going forward, subject to technical limitations, browser behavior, and the design of the third-party service involved.
You may also control cookies through your browser settings. However, blocking strictly necessary technologies may affect security, sign-in flows, embedded functionality, payments, or other parts of the site.
8. Embedded content, security tools, and payments
Certain pages or features may include embedded or integrated services such as maps, hosted videos, social sharing features, chat systems, anti-bot tools, CAPTCHA validation, payment gateways, or infrastructure and content delivery providers.
These services may rely on cookies or similar technologies for fraud prevention, transaction continuity, abuse mitigation, localization, media playback, or user interaction. In some cases, a service may be considered essential when you explicitly request a function, such as completing a payment, submitting a protected form, or passing a bot-detection challenge.
9. International data transfers
Some third-party providers used by AACGUARD may process data outside your country or outside the European Economic Area, depending on their infrastructure and service model.
Where personal data is involved, such processing is subject to the safeguards, contractual measures, and compliance commitments described in the relevant provider documentation and in AACGUARD’s broader privacy framework.
10. Changes to this Cookies Policy
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time to reflect legal developments, consent-framework changes, new features, updated third-party integrations, or changes in how AACGUARD operates.
When we do, we will revise the “Last updated” date on this page. Where appropriate, we may also update the consent interface or related notices shown on the site.
11. Contact and related documents
If you have questions about this Cookies Policy, the use of cookies on AACGUARD, or your privacy-related choices, please contact us through the Contact page on this site.
You may also review our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and GDPR page for additional legal and privacy information.