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Cookie Policy
Last updated: 1 September 2026
This Cookie Policy explains the storage and access mechanisms used on i-2.gr and how you can control them. Under Article 4(5) of Greek Law 3471/2006, non-essential cookies or similar trackers are enabled only after a prior, freely given and clear user choice.
1. How consent works
On your first visit, all optional categories are disabled. From the same layer and with the same number of actions you may choose “Accept all” or “Reject all”, or open detailed settings and choose by category. Continued browsing, scrolling or inactivity is not treated as consent.
Your choice is stored for six months whether you accept or reject. You may change or withdraw it at any time through the Cookie Settings control available on the website.
2. Cookie categories
| Category | Purpose | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Security, contact-form operation and storage of cookie preferences. | Not required where strictly necessary. |
| Analytics | Audience measurement and understanding how the website is used. | Prior consent required. |
| Marketing | Advertising measurement, conversion tracking or personalisation where such technology is used. | Prior consent required. |
3. Cookies and storage used by the website
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
i2_consent_v3 | i-2.gr | Stores your choices for optional cookie categories. | 6 months | Essential |
PHPSESSID | i-2.gr | Temporary security session used for CSRF protection on the contact form. It is created only when the contact page is used. | Browser session | Essential |
_ga, _ga_* | Google, only if Google Analytics is enabled | Website audience measurement. | According to service configuration, commonly up to 2 years | Analytics |
_gcl_* and related technologies | Google, only if advertising tags are enabled | Advertising conversion measurement. | Depends on the service | Marketing |
Google Analytics 4 is used only after a positive choice for the Analytics category. Any additional tags added through Google Tag Manager in the future will also follow the relevant consent choices.
4. Google Consent Mode v2
The implementation uses the signals analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization. The default is denied for all optional uses. Values are updated only after your choice. Strictly necessary security functionality remains enabled.
5. Withdrawal and changing preferences
Withdrawal is as easy as the original choice. Open Cookie Settings, change the categories and save. When optional categories are rejected, the website also attempts to remove first-party Analytics or Ads cookies that may have been created previously.
6. Third-party services
When Google Analytics 4 is enabled after consent, Google may process technical and statistical information under its own terms and privacy policies. If you do not consent to Analytics, Google Analytics is not loaded by this website.
7. Browser settings
You may also delete cookies or change your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect functions such as secure contact-form submission.
8. Contact
For questions about cookies or privacy, contact [email protected].