Last updated: August 19, 2026
1. Introduction and scope
This Cookie Policy describes cookies and similar technologies used on this website. The requirements that apply in a particular case depend on the controller’s establishment, state, activities and target markets. PPRO continues to use a consent-first technical protection model without implying that U.S. law necessarily requires prior consent for every optional technology.
2. What are cookies and similar technologies?
A cookie is a small file or data record that a website or embedded service can store in a user's browser or device and read again during a later visit.
In addition to traditional cookies, technologies such as Local Storage, Session Storage, technical identifiers, scripts, pixels, measurement requests, embedded videos, maps and comparable technologies may be used. They may serve security, session management, cart and checkout functions, storage of preferences, analytics, campaign measurement or the delivery of external content.
3. Categories and legal basis
PPRO Privacy classifies technologies by primary purpose as necessary/functional, statistics/analytics, marketing/tracking and external media. This technical classification remains independent of jurisdiction. For U.S. jurisdictions, the legal treatment is not automatically derived from the GDPR model; the applicable federal and state rules govern. The controller is established in California. Applicable California online-privacy rules are considered, including CalOPPA and, where the statutory applicability requirements are met, the CCPA/CPRA. PPRO does not infer CCPA threshold applicability from the address alone. The confirmed Site Profile facts do not indicate additional territorial application of the GDPR under Article 3(2). Based on the confirmed business facts, PPRO does not activate the CCPA/CPRA module as applicable.
4. Controller and contact details
2075 E Maple Street, 91107 Pasadena, California, USA
Email: info@katjakoren.com
Privacy contact: info@katjakoren.com
5. Managing your consent
Optional technologies are enabled only after you make a choice. You can change or withdraw consent at any time through the privacy settings with effect for the future. Essential website functions remain available without consent to analytics, marketing or external media.
6. Cookies, technologies and services used
The list below is generated dynamically from the PPRO Privacy Service Registry, confirmed website settings and available technical detections. Only publicly relevant services are shown. Services that were explicitly rejected, are not in use, or were detected only in the WordPress administration area are generally not shown in the public list. A service being listed here does not mean that an individual visitor has allowed it; optional services are activated only in accordance with that visitor’s current consent choices.
External media1 service
YouTubeExternal mediaDisplays embedded videos; data may be transferred to YouTube or Google when loaded.More information
- Description
- Used for embedded videos. The player remains blocked before consent; the external YouTube resource is loaded only after it has been authorised.
- Provider / recipient
- Google Ireland Limited / YouTube
- Scope
- Automatic based on detection
Excluded:
/checkout*
/cart* - Status
- detected by scanner · present in discovery evidence · site override active
- Cookies
PREFVISITOR_INFO1_LIVEYSC- Retention period
- Depends on YouTube/Google and use of the player.
- Third-country transfer
- Depending on the service, data may also be processed outside the EEA. The provider’s information and safeguards apply.
- Relevant domains
- youtube.com, youtube-nocookie.com, ytimg.com
- Provider privacy policy
- https://policies.google.com/privacy
7. Providers and third-country transfers
Individual technologies may be provided by external providers. The dynamic service list identifies providers, relevant domains, stored data and known transfer information. Any additional requirements for international transfers depend on the applicable jurisdiction and target markets.
8. Retention periods
Cookies and similar technologies may have different lifetimes. Some entries exist only for the current session and are deleted afterwards, while others may remain stored for a defined period or until they are manually deleted.
Where the retention period of a technology is known or recorded in the Service Registry, it is shown in the details of the relevant service. If the actual duration depends on provider settings, browser settings or the website configuration, this is indicated accordingly.
9. Browser settings and deleting cookies
Most browsers allow you to view, restrict or delete cookies and other locally stored data. You can delete existing cookies, restrict third-party cookies or prevent new cookies from being stored.
If you delete PPRO Privacy consent data, the website may no longer know your previous choices and may ask you again on your next visit. If you also block technically necessary technologies, some website functions — particularly login, cart, checkout or preference storage — may work only partially or not at all.
10. Withdrawing consent and your rights
A choice or consent given in PPRO for optional technologies can be changed at any time with effect for the future. Additional privacy rights may apply under relevant U.S. federal or state law. For California, PPRO considers CCPA/CPRA only where the statutory applicability requirements are actually met.
11. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this policy if the technologies or services used, their purposes, providers, retention periods, website configuration, consent management or applicable legal requirements change. The date of the latest update is shown at the top of this document.
Dynamic parts of this document may automatically reflect confirmed settings and the PPRO Privacy Service Registry. Manually maintained content is not automatically overwritten where it is marked as manually managed in PPRO Privacy.