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Cookie rules
This website needs its own cookies to remember your language and city — without them it does not work. Separately, we would like to measure visits and how well our advertising works: that connects Google, Meta and Microsoft Clarity, and they set their own cookies. This happens only with your consent. You can change your mind at any time. Cookie settings
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What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files used by a website and transmitted to the browser of the user’s device (computer, smartphone, tablet) when the user visits the website. The text file contains information that is used to identify the user of a particular website and to improve the interaction with the user on that website by remembering the choice made by the user. The storage period of a cookie on the user’s device depends on the validity period of the particular cookie and the settings of the particular browser. The user can disable or restrict the use of cookies, but without cookies it will be impossible to use all the functions of the website in full.
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Types and purposes of cookies
Cookies carry technical blocks of information that are used to protect the user from malicious interference by third parties: they prevent cross-site request forgery and the use of the website by a robot, and provide other analytical probabilistic data that make it possible to distinguish a real user and to protect the user and the website from malicious robotic overloading of the website. Cookies are used to improve the functionality and use of the Website. The following are used: — Necessary cookies — used for authentication, ensuring the identification of the user without revealing their identity. These cookies are stored on the user’s device until the browser is closed. — Functional cookies — with the help of functional cookies the website remembers the settings chosen by the user and the choices made, so that the user can use the website more conveniently. These cookies are stored on the user’s device permanently. — Analytical cookies — collect information about how and how often the Website is used and visited, and which search tools are used. Cookie statistics may also be obtained from third-party websites (data processors such as Google Analytics). These cookies ensure a continuous flow of improvements to the performance and convenience of the site for the user. — Marketing cookies — collect information about the websites visited by the user in order to offer services of interest. Before the site is used, the user is asked to give their consent to the placement of these files, since their use serves no functional purpose in displaying the website’s information. These cookies are usually placed by third parties (for example, Google Ads, Facebook, etc.). Marketing cookies are stored on the user’s device permanently.
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Use of cookies
By agreeing to the purpose of the use of cookies, the user confirms that they have read the information about cookies, the purposes of their use and the cases in which information is transferred to a third party, and agrees to them. Accordingly, the legal basis for the use of cookies is the user’s consent. At the user’s request, cookies can be controlled and deleted. MB „Alvaline LT“, company code 306110517, Girulių g. 10-201, LT-12112, Vilnius, tel. +370 600 06112, e-mail info@alvaline.lt, has the right to change these cookie rules at its own discretion, informing users on the Site. The user has the right to refuse the use of cookies: to prevent cookies from being stored on their computer, the user should select “Never accept cookies” in the security settings of the browser. When consent to the collection of cookies on the site is withdrawn, or when the collection of cookies is disabled in the browser, the receipt and use of information may stop. If this is done with all types of cookies, the user will probably not be able to use all the functionality of the site in full, and the site may be displayed with visual defects. The user can change the settings of their browser at any time so that every time the site tries to set a cookie, the user receives a warning and can decide whether to accept or reject the cookie in question.
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Cookies of this website and consent management
The list below was compiled after the tags of the website were measured in a live browser on 2026-09-10 and describes what the website actually stores on your device. A. Necessary for the website to work — set without asking for consent: – alv-tenant (domain of the website, 365 days) — the country whose centres, prices and phone numbers are shown to you; – alv-city (domain of the website, 365 days) — the city you chose; – NEXT_LOCALE (domain of the website, 365 days) — the language you chose; – alv-consent (domain of the website, 180 days) — your answer in the consent banner. B. Traffic measurement and advertising — only after pressing “Accept” in the consent banner. The website then loads the Google Tag Manager container GTM-PB4RT5F and, through it, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads AW-16459659011 and the Meta (Facebook) pixel 340920608536112. On the website’s domain they set: – _ga (400 days) and _ga_9Z1XVSCHQM (400 days) — Google Analytics; – _gcl_au (90 days) — Google Ads; – _gcl_aw (90 days) — Google Ads, ad click identifier; – _fbp (90 days) — Meta pixel; – _fbc (90 days) — Meta pixel, ad click identifier; – _clck (365 days) and _clsk (1 day) — Microsoft Clarity, session recordings and heatmaps (domain clarity.ms; form input is masked). The same services write _gcl_ls, lastExternalReferrer and lastExternalReferrerTime to the local storage of the browser; Google advertising services may set cookies on their own domains (for example, test_cookie on doubleclick.net). Until consent is given, none of the above is loaded or set. After consent, the website itself keeps the alv-vm entry in the browser tab storage (sessionStorage) until the tab is closed: where you came to the website from (advertising tag, domain of the previous website, landing page), so that a booking or request can be linked to the advertisement; if you refuse, the entry is deleted. Also after consent, the website keeps the alv-at entry in the browser local storage (localStorage) — the last advertising touch: source, medium and campaign of the advertising tag, advertising click identifier, domain of the previous website, landing page and date — for no longer than 30 days from that date, so that a booking or request made later, during another visit, can be linked to that advertisement; if you refuse, the entry is deleted. After consent, when you book or send a request, the website server also sends Meta (Conversions API) data to measure the results of advertising; what is sent and why is described in the privacy policy, in the section on data recipients. C. Withdrawing consent. The “Cookie settings” link reopens the consent banner; after a refusal the website deletes the files and local-storage entries listed in B and stops loading those services. Cookies on third-party domains (for example, doubleclick.net) cannot be deleted by the website — delete them in the settings of your browser. D. The embedded Google map on pages showing the location of a centre is loaded by Google and, like any external service, may set its own cookies.