Website cookies and consent management.
Version 3.0 · Effective 31 July 2026
Cookies and similar technologies store or read information on a device. They can be session-based or persistent, first-party or third-party.
Strictly necessary: security, load balancing, form operation, language, consent preference and essential session functions. These operate where necessary without consent.
Analytics: audience measurement and service improvement. Activated only after consent where required.
Functional: optional features such as embedded maps, chat, video or enhanced preferences. Activated only after consent where required.
Advertising: campaign measurement, retargeting and profiling. Activated only after valid consent where required.
This section lists every cookie in use — cookie or provider, purpose, category, expiry and transfer destination — taken from a scan of the live website. The register is being compiled; until it is published here, request the current list from privacy@buscom.info.
Non-essential tags must remain blocked until the user actively consents. Reject must be as accessible as accept. Users must be able to change or withdraw consent at any time through a persistent cookie-settings link.
Tag Manager itself may be used to deploy tags, but it must not be configured to fire non-essential analytics or advertising before the required consent.
Browser settings can delete or block cookies, but disabling necessary cookies may affect website operation.
This policy may be updated as technologies change. Questions may be sent to privacy@buscom.info.
