Cookie policy
Last updated: November 10, 2026
How Orlisset uses cookies and browser local storage, and how to control optional store statistics.
Essential cookies
WooCommerce uses cookies such as woocommerce_cart_hash, woocommerce_items_in_cart and wp_woocommerce_session_* to remember your shopping bag and session. WordPress uses authentication and security cookies when you sign in. Some cookies last for the current browsing session; others have the lifetime set by the relevant session or account feature.
These features are necessary to provide the cart, checkout and account functions you request. Blocking them in your browser can prevent those functions from working. Our server and security providers may also process request information to deliver and protect the store; this is separate from optional browsing analytics.
Local storage and your choice
Browser local storage is a storage mechanism separate from cookies. Our optional analytics control uses the store:analytics:v1 family of local-storage keys to remember your choice and limited consent or deletion-control information. The choice applies to this storefront's origin. Compatible privacy choices from an earlier version may be retained or migrated so an earlier decline or pending deletion is respected.
An acceptance or decline choice remains on that browser until you change it or clear storage. An analytics consent expires after at most 30 days even if a local acceptance choice remains. A deletion-only capability may remain so you can request removal of linked records after an ordinary shopping session expires. If deletion has not been confirmed, the panel keeps the pending request and offers a retry.
Optional first-party statistics
Statistics are disabled until you select Allow analytics. Once allowed, random identifiers and limited event records help us count visits and understand checkout performance. A visit has an idle limit of 30 minutes; consent lasts no more than 30 days. Browsing and journey records are subject to the maximum 90-day retention and scheduled cleanup described in the privacy policy.
Decline prevents optional collection. Withdraw and delete stops it and requests removal of linked analytics records. If a connection or service failure prevents confirmation, the panel says deletion is pending and offers Retry deletion. It does not display an unconfirmed deletion as complete.
Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals disable optional collection even if a stored choice previously allowed it. The current first-party control does not enable Google or Meta advertising trackers.
Change or delete your choice
Use the Optional analytics panel at the bottom of any page. On this page, the same panel provides the available controls. If optional statistics are active, select Withdraw and delete. If they are off and no deletion is needed, you can choose Allow analytics or Decline.
Choices apply to the browser and device where you make them. Review them separately on other devices. You can also block or clear cookies and local storage in browser settings, but clearing local data alone does not request removal of server records. For a server-side request when the control is unavailable, email [email protected].