Cookie
Policy.

What cookies are.

Cookies are commonly used across the web to support website functionality, remember certain choices and provide website owners with information about how a site is used.

Cookies are text data rather than software applications. They do not install programs on your device. Depending on the cookie, the information may remain only for the current browsing session or for a defined period after you leave the site.

• Session cookies are temporary and normally disappear after you close your browser.
• Persistent cookies remain for a defined period, or until they are removed through your browser settings.

Why we use them.

On https://cleanymax.com (the “Site”), cookies and similar technologies may be used for practical website functions and measurement.

• To help the Site operate correctly and securely.
• To remember cookie-related preferences where that functionality is enabled.
• To understand which parts of the Site visitors use and how the Site performs.
• To measure advertising performance, including Google Ads activity.
• To understand whether visits to the Site contribute to app-related actions.

We do not describe these technologies as a way to sell your personal data or create personal identity profiles for unrelated third parties.

The cookie categories.

The categories below describe the different purposes cookies may serve on the Site. The specific names and durations are listed for transparency.

Third-party services.

Some cookies or related technologies may be provided by third-party services rather than directly by Cleany Max. Those providers operate under their own privacy terms.

Cleany Max does not control the independent privacy practices of those third parties. You should review the relevant provider documentation when you want more detail about how that provider handles data.

How to manage cookies.

You can control cookies in more than one way. The available options depend on your browser, device and the technologies active on the Site.

Use the cookie notice

When the cookie notice is displayed, you can choose Accept or Decline. Declining optional technologies should not prevent access to the main content of the Site.

Use your browser controls

Modern browsers include controls for viewing, deleting and limiting cookies. The exact menu names can change as browsers are updated.

Google Analytics opt-out

Google provides an official Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on ↗ for supported browsers.

Advertising choices

Additional advertising controls are available through Google Ad Settings ↗, Your Online Choices ↗ in Europe, and AboutAds ↗ in the United States.

Your consent.

Where consent is required, the Site presents a cookie notice before optional cookies are used. Choosing Accept indicates your consent to the optional categories described in this policy where those technologies are active.

Choosing Decline means optional analytics, advertising and preference cookies should not be activated through that consent choice. Strictly necessary technologies may still be used where needed for basic site operation.

Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), consent for non-essential cookies must be freely given where that legal basis applies. You can also use your browser controls to remove stored cookies or change future cookie behavior.

Changes to this policy.

We may revise this Cookie Policy when our Site, technology providers or legal requirements change. When that happens, the “Last updated” date at the top of this page will be changed to reflect the revision.

We recommend checking this page periodically if you want to stay informed about the cookie practices described here.

Questions about cookies?

If you have a question about this Cookie Policy or the way cookies are described on the Site, you can contact the data controller using the details below.

For information about personal data handling more broadly, see our Privacy Policy.