Small print
Cookies & your browser
A cookie is a small file a website leaves in your browser so it can remember something for next time. This site sets two: one remembers your answer to the cookie banner, and one keeps you signed in while you use your account. Everything the site keeps in your browser is in the list below, and the site keeps that list itself.
Why these exist
The banner asks you a question, and the answer has to live somewhere. Without it the banner would ask again on every page, which is the one thing everybody hates about them. The login cookie only appears once you sign in, create an account or send a booking, and it goes when you sign out. Neither of them follows you to other websites.
Visitor statistics
The site runs without them at the moment. If that ever changes, the switch appears in the banner first and the row appears in the list above, both before anything is loaded.
Maps, videos and other embeds
There are no videos and no embedded players here. The pictures, the typefaces and the scripts all come from this site, so reading these pages stays between your browser and this website. The one embed is the service area map on the contact and service pages: it is served by OpenFreeMap and uses OpenStreetMap data. It loads only after you agree, in the cookie banner or with the button on the map. Your browser then requests map data from OpenFreeMap, sending its network address. OpenFreeMap says it does not store IP addresses in ordinary logs, may temporarily log them for security incidents and may use Cloudflare as a CDN. Nothing is stored on your device for the map. Until then, the list of places and zones stays visible. The forms are the one place where that may not be the whole story: when the spam check is switched on, it makes sure a person and not a script is sending them, and the company behind that check sees your browser and your network address while it runs. It runs on the forms only, never while you are reading, and the privacy page names the company behind it.
Changing your answer
Open the cookie settings from the link at the bottom of any page. Whatever you pick there replaces what you picked before, straight away.
Clearing it yourself
Every browser can delete cookies for a single site, usually under privacy or site settings. Do that and this site forgets your answer, so the banner introduces itself again on your next visit.
The rest of your data
What I keep about you and your animal, how long I keep it and what you can ask me to do with it is on the privacy page. That is the longer read, and it is the one that matters once we start talking.
Anything unclear on this page goes straight to me. info@phoebes-place.nl
Phoebe's Place · Rijswijk, Zuid-Holland · KVK 92725422 · +31 6 11451719 · info@phoebes-place.nl