This launch version does not intentionally use analytics or advertising cookies. Necessary hosting or security technologies may still be used to operate and protect the website.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags or scripts that remember settings, support security, measure usage or help deliver marketing.
2. How BILD may use them
BILD may use cookies and similar technologies to keep the website functioning, remember your preferences, protect forms from abuse, understand aggregate website performance and, if enabled, measure marketing activity.
3. Cookie categories
4. Current BILD website configuration
This launch version of the BILD website does not intentionally set analytics or advertising cookies and does not include Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or other remarketing scripts. The animated bubbles and lightning effect runs locally in the browser and does not use cookies.
The contact form sends the information you enter to the BILD server endpoint and then to the configured email-delivery provider. Hosting, security or network providers may still process necessary technical request data under their own infrastructure policies.
5. Typical durations
Some technologies last only for the browser session. Others can remain for a defined period so a preference can be remembered or usage measured over time. Exact durations depend on the specific provider and should match the live consent settings.
6. Consent and your choices
Because this launch configuration does not intentionally use optional analytics or marketing cookies, no optional-cookie consent is requested for those tools. If BILD later enables analytics, advertising or other non-essential tracking that requires consent, those technologies will be blocked until the required choice is made and this policy will be updated.
You can also delete or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking necessary storage used by hosting or security services can affect website functionality.
7. Third-party technologies
If BILD enables third-party analytics, embedded media, advertising, scheduling, payment or other services, those providers may set or read their own technologies. Their privacy and cookie information may apply in addition to this policy.
8. Do Not Track and similar signals
Browser privacy signals are evolving and are not handled uniformly by all services. Where a legally recognised opt-out preference signal must be honoured, BILD will apply the requirements relevant to the technology in use.
9. Updates
This Cookie Policy may be updated when BILD changes its analytics, advertising, hosting or website functionality. The latest version will be posted here.
10. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to hello@bild.digital. You can also read our Privacy Policy.