Nine numbered facts about what this site stores in your browser and why.

Strictly necessary. The consent record itself, and the token the dispatch chat widget uses to reattach you to your own conversation. These run regardless of your choice because the site cannot function as a form and a chat without them.

Analytics. Cookies that count visits and tell us which page a return call actually came from — how many people read services.html before they call, not who they are individually. These only run once you allow storage.

Advertising. The click identifiers gclid, msclkid and fbclid, and the platform cookies that go with them, exist to tell Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising and, where a campaign runs there, Meta Ads whether a click became an enquiry. These are also gated behind your choice.

No cookie on this site goes unnamed. This is the full list, not a sample of it.

Google Ads sends paid clicks to this site today and attaches a gclid parameter to the link that lands you here. Microsoft Advertising does the same with msclkid. Meta Ads attaches fbclid on any campaign that runs there. Each identifier exists purely so the platform that sold the click can tell whether it turned into a phone call or a form submission — it does not unlock anything else on this site, and none of these platforms has reviewed or approved xodaqu.com.

We run Consent Mode v2 across the whole site. On first load, before any choice is made, ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage all read denied. Choosing "Allow storage" in the banner switches the signals you accepted to granted for that browser. Choosing "Decline," or later withdrawing consent from this page, sets all four straight back to denied — not to a partial state, all four.

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it the same way decline is treated, without making you click through the banner first.

The cookie banner appears the first time you load any page. Choosing "Allow storage" records that choice in site_consent_v2 and switches the Consent Mode v2 signals you accepted to granted. Choosing "Decline" records the same key with the opposite value and keeps every signal denied.

To change your mind later, open "Cookie choices" in the footer of any page — it reopens the same banner with the same two options, and your new choice overwrites the old one immediately.

Declining does not break the site. The enquiry form on contact.html still submits to submit.php, the dispatch chat widget still opens and still holds a conversation, and every page still renders in full. What stops is the measurement: no analytics cookie counts your visit, and no advertising cookie or click identifier is stored or read for you. A Google Ads or Microsoft Advertising click that lands here without your consent still delivers the page — it just is not measured on the back end.

Each advertising platform publishes its own account of what it does with the identifiers named above once they leave this site. Google's policies sit at policies.google.com. Microsoft's privacy statement, covering Microsoft Advertising, sits at privacy.microsoft.com. We link to both rather than restate them, because they change on their own schedule, not ours.

Email office@xodaqu.com and name the cookie or the page it showed up on — we can look at exactly what it does rather than answer in general terms. For anything about the data behind it, the fuller account sits in the privacy policy, including how to have your record deleted.