Evolution Padel cookies

Evolution Padel aims to keep this site lightweight and low-noise. That means keeping cookies and similar technologies to a minimum and only describing what is actually in place on the site today.

What we use right now

• Basic site delivery and security features that may come from our hosting or infrastructure providers.
• Session-based browser storage used to remember simple attribution context during a visit, such as the landing page, referrer, and any UTM tags in the URL.
• Google Analytics 4, which helps measure page views, campaign performance, and key site interactions.
• Vercel Web Analytics, which provides basic page-view analytics without using cookies.
• Optional third-party embeds, such as Google Maps, which may place their own cookies or similar technologies only when you choose to load those modules.
• Local browser storage used to remember if you have chosen to load Google Maps, so map panels can open automatically on later pages or visits.

Session storage versus cookies

The site currently stores some attribution information in your browser session so contact enquiries and launch-update signups can include context about where the visit came from. This is browser session storage rather than a traditional marketing cookie, and it is intended to be short-lived.

What we are not intentionally using

At the time of this update, the site is not intentionally running a live advertising-cookie setup or a broad personalised-marketing cookie layer. Google Analytics 4 is used for site measurement, and Vercel Web Analytics is used for basic traffic measurement without cookies. If the tracking setup changes later, this page will be updated and the site’s consent approach will be reviewed to match.

Embedded services

Some pages include a Google Maps option so visitors can see the Renfrew location context. The map iframe is not loaded on first render unless you have previously chosen to load maps on this site. After you press a map button, the site remembers that preference in local browser storage and Google may then set cookies or process technical data under its own policies.

How to control cookies and similar storage

• You can clear cookies and site data through your browser settings.
• You can block third-party cookies in many browsers.
• You can use browser privacy settings or extensions to limit Google Analytics requests.
• You can avoid loading embedded map content by not pressing the map button, or reset the remembered map choice by clearing site data in your browser.

Future updates

If the site later adds booking integrations, Mailchimp embeds, or other third-party tools that rely on cookies or similar technologies, this page will be updated so the explanation stays accurate.