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This site sets no cookies, so there is nothing to consent to.
aipia.uk stores one value, and only if you ask it to by dismissing the notice at the foot of the page. This page explains what that value is, why no consent banner appears, and what happens on the association's other sites, which is different.
- Cookies set
- Zero
- Analytics
- None
- Advertising
- None
- Local storage keys
- One, optional
- Consent banner
- Not presented
Section I The one stored value
What gets written, and when.
A short notice appears at the foot of the page on a first visit, stating that the site sets no cookies. If you dismiss it, one key is written to your browser's local storage so it does not appear again.
The key is aipia-uk:notice-dismissed and
its value is 1. That is the whole of it.
It contains no identifier, records nothing about you, and is never transmitted. Clearing site
data in your browser removes it, and the notice will then appear once more.
If local storage is unavailable — private browsing, or storage blocked by your settings — dismissing the notice closes it for that session and nothing is written at all.
Section II How the position is enforced
The claim is enforced by a header, not by good intentions.
Every page is served with a Content-Security-Policy restricting scripts, styles, fonts, images and network connections to this origin. No external script can load, so no third party is in a position to set a cookie or read one, even by accident.
Fonts are self-hosted rather than fetched from a font service. There is no tag manager, no embedded video, no social widget, no chat launcher and no map iframe. Those are the usual routes by which a site that believes it sets no cookies turns out to set several.
The header is visible in your browser's network panel, which means this page can be verified rather than believed.
- Third-party scripts
- Analytics and measurement
- Advertising and remarketing
- External fonts
- Embedded video and iframes
- Chat and support widgets
Section III The association's other sites
The operational sites are a different matter, and they say so themselves.
Registration, payment, the reserved area and member verification run on the association's own platform at aipia.it. A site handling accounts and payments necessarily uses cookies, and it presents its own consent controls covering technical, statistical and marketing categories.
Following a link from here to registration means leaving aipia.uk. From that point the association's own cookie and privacy notices apply.