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Cookie Policy

Updated 10 November 2026 · Pre-launch legal draft

Pre-launch draft. The business registration details below were supplied by the operator and should be checked against the official certificate; the live enquiry provider still requires confirmation. Legal review by a Cyprus-qualified professional is recommended before publication.

This policy describes cookies and similar technologies that may be used on yconsultglobal.com, operated by Stelios Nicolaou, trading under the Cyprus-registered business name YCONSULT (website brand: YCONSULT Hospitality Academy; registered business name supplied by the operator) (referred to as “YCONSULT”, “we” or “us”), established in the Republic of Cyprus.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files placed on a device by a website. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels and other browser storage. Some are essential for functionality; others measure usage or support marketing.

2. Current pre-launch approach

We intend to launch with a minimal privacy-conscious configuration. The planned initial deployment uses Cloudflare Pages for static hosting and Google Workspace for business email. A dedicated form provider will be named here once an account is configured and tested. No advertising pixels or optional analytics are planned for launch. Actual cookies and storage must be audited on the deployed site. The current local learning prototype may use browser local storage for demonstration progress; this is not a live learner account.

3. Strictly necessary technologies

Hosting, security and technical features may use necessary cookies or similar storage to deliver the site or protect against abuse. These generally do not require optional-cookie consent where they are genuinely essential.

4. Optional analytics, video and marketing

If we introduce analytics, tracking, advertising, or embedded video services that place non-essential cookies or access browser storage, we will identify the providers, purposes and durations and request consent before activating those technologies where required. Visitors must be able to refuse optional cookies and change their choices.

5. Managing choices

You can manage cookies through your browser settings. If optional cookies are introduced, a consent-management control will also be provided on the website. Blocking essential technologies may affect site functionality.

6. Updates and contact

This policy will be updated to reflect the final deployed technology and any changes to providers. Questions: [email protected].