Cookie Policy & Preferences
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small data files or similar identifiers that a website may store on or read from a user’s device. Some technologies are necessary for a website to function or to provide a service requested by the user. Others, such as non-essential analytics or marketing technologies, generally require a valid choice before they are used.
2. Your choices
When you first visit galms.health, the consent interface should allow you to make a genuine choice about optional technologies. You should be able to:
• accept optional cookies;
• reject optional cookies without losing access to ordinary website content;
• choose categories individually where relevant;
• change or withdraw your choice later through the “Cookie Preferences” link in the footer.
Strictly necessary technologies may remain active when they are required to provide a service you have requested or to operate essential website functions.
3. Cookie categories
| Category | Purpose | Default |
| Strictly necessary | Security, core website operation, load balancing, remembering privacy choices, or another function needed to provide a service requested by the user. | Active where legally exempt from consent |
| Preferences | Remember optional settings that improve convenience but are not strictly required. | Off until consent where required |
| Analytics | Help understand website use and performance, for example page visits or interaction patterns. | Off until consent |
| Marketing | Support advertising, profiling, cross-site tracking or similar promotional functions. | Off until consent; omit this category if GALMS does not use it |
4. Cookies used on this website
The published cookie list must match the technologies actually used on the live website and should be updated when plugins, analytics, embeds or other third-party tools change.
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
| [COOKIE NAME] | [PROVIDER] | [ACTUAL PURPOSE] | [CATEGORY] | [DURATION] |
Publication requirement: replace the placeholder row with the live inventory from your consent-management platform or a current cookie scan. Do not list cookies that the site does not actually set.
5. Third-party content
Embedded content or tools supplied by third parties may place or read cookies or similar technologies. Where those technologies are optional, the embed should remain blocked or limited until the relevant consent has been given, unless another lawful exemption applies.
6. Changing your preferences
You can change or withdraw your cookie choices at any time by selecting “Cookie Preferences” in the website footer. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal. You may also manage certain cookies through your browser, although browser settings may not replace the website’s consent controls for technologies that require prior consent.
7. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy may be sent to [EMAIL ADDRESS].