Brida does not use behavioural advertising or audience tracking

As of the site's privacy review on 30 August 2026, Brida does not use Google Analytics, Meta/Facebook tracking pixels, behavioural advertising cookies or cross-site profiling on its public website.

The Pineapple mailing list

The Pineapple subscription is managed through MailPoet. Subscription uses a confirmation step. Brida has configured MailPoet without newsletter open/click tracking and without browser-cookie engagement tracking. Signing up to The Pineapple does not create permission for unrelated marketing or behavioural profiling.

Technical storage

The public Brida site is designed to avoid non-essential browser storage. A requested function may still require limited technical storage or a security mechanism to make that function work. Where such storage is strictly necessary to provide the service requested by the visitor, it is used only for that purpose.

No IP-based regional pricing

Where Brida Tables use a regional access rate, the visitor chooses their genuine country of residence. Brida does not use IP geolocation to set that price, so using a VPN does not determine the rate shown.

Third-party services

The Brida site may link to external services. Brida's public site does not deliberately load remote Google Fonts and its European Conversation Project plugin does not add advertising or analytics trackers. If Brida later introduces a non-essential technology that legally requires prior consent, it will not be activated for a visitor before the required choice has been obtained and this page will be updated.

Why there may be no cookie banner

A consent banner is useful only when there is something non-essential for the visitor to accept or refuse. Brida's current aim is to avoid those technologies rather than ask visitors to consent to tracking we do not need.