Cookie Policy
Last updated: 18 October 2026
This page describes browsing technologies and external services observed on viesla.com. It distinguishes technical functions, cookieless measurement and services opened only when you choose to follow a link.
1. Controller
Mohamed Alyasin, an independent professional in Morocco trading as Viesla Studio. Questions: [email protected].
2. What these technologies are
Cookies are files stored by your browser to remember information. Local storage, external resources and measurement through network requests also exist. These technologies are not all cookies and do not all require the same treatment.
3. Technical functions
WordPress and the website infrastructure may use technical cookies for administrator access, browser checks, security or functional preferences. WordPress authentication cookies are for signed-in users; they do not mean an anonymous visitor has an administrator account or session. Strictly necessary technologies are limited to their technical function and duration.
4. Google Analytics and Cloudflare measurement
Viesla uses Google Analytics 4 through Site Kit to understand visits, pages viewed and browsing actions, and to improve the site. Statistics are optional and controlled in the preference window. Accepting the Statistics category permits Analytics cookie storage, including _ga and property-related cookies, whose duration depends on service configuration. Google may process information outside your country. See Google’s information for partner sites.
Consent Mode communicates choices to the tagging system. Before statistics are authorised, Analytics storage is set to denied. Depending on service behaviour, limited cookieless technical signals may be sent; this does not authorise advertising or identifier storage.
Cloudflare Web Analytics is also used for cookieless performance measurement, alongside hosting and security services. No active Meta or TikTok advertising pixels were identified in the review. This policy must be updated if other services are added.
5. Fonts and external resources
Some pages may request fonts from Google Fonts. That connection lets the provider receive technical data needed to deliver the resource, such as IP address and request information. Loading a font should not be confused with activating Google Analytics. See Google’s Privacy Policy.
6. Form and assistant
The form sends your request to Google Apps Script and Google Sheets when you submit it; purposes and recipients are explained in the Privacy Policy. The FAQ assistant keeps the conversation on the page, without cookies or persistent message storage by the component.
7. Social media and WhatsApp
Footer social buttons are links, not embedded players or feeds. Following them leaves this site, and the destination provider may use its own cookies or technologies under its policy. The same applies when opening WhatsApp.
8. Controls and future optional tools
You can inspect, block or delete cookies through your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking strictly technical functions may affect access or operation. You can accept, reject or customise cookie categories in the consent window and reopen it through the footer’s Cookie settings link. Statistics require your permission; strictly necessary functions remain available. Continuing to browse does not, by itself, constitute consent.
This information must be updated when services change. For questions about a specific resource, email [email protected], identifying the page and resource name.