What cookies this site uses
Yogagenda uses technical cookies required for the site to function and, only if you give your consent, analytics cookies (Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity) and advertising measurement cookies (Meta). Both categories are independent: you can accept one and reject the other.
Technical or necessary cookies
- WordPress session cookies, which are created only if you log in as an organiser (they keep your session open and retain your dashboard preferences).
yg_tracking_consent, a first-party cookie that remembers for approximately 180 days which measurement categories (analytics and/or marketing) you have accepted or rejected. This cookie exists precisely to respect your choice.
These necessary cookies are not used to create advertising profiles and are exempt from consent under the AEPD's criteria.
Analytics with Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity, only with consent
If you accept the analytics category, Yogagenda loads Google Analytics 4 to understand, in aggregate, how the website is used. Google may place the cookies _ga and _ga_<stream identifier>, with a lifespan of up to 2 years, as well as technical browser data and information about the pages visited, in accordance with Google's own policies.
Yogagenda does not use Google Ads in this integration. In the current implementation, the permissions ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization remain set to denied.
Before you accept, gtag.js is not loaded and _ga cookies are not created. Rejecting this category does not prevent you from browsing Yogagenda. If you reject or withdraw it, Yogagenda deletes the _ga and _ga_* cookies from its own domain whenever technically possible and stops loading Google Analytics on subsequent visits.
Microsoft Clarity. If you accept the analytics category, Yogagenda also loads Microsoft Clarity to analyse browsing using heatmaps and session recordings. Clarity may place the following first-party cookies on yogagenda.eu:
_clck: Clarity's pseudonymous user identifier. Approximate duration: 1 year._clsk: connects pages viewed within the same recording session. Approximate duration: 1 day.
Clarity may also place cookies on Microsoft domains (such as clarity.ms), including CLID and MUID, for the internal operation of the service. Yogagenda does not enable the sharing of Clarity data with Microsoft Ads: the advertising signal remains disabled.
Before you accept, no Clarity script is loaded. If you reject or withdraw this category, Yogagenda deletes the _clck and _clsk cookies from its own domain whenever technically possible and stops loading Clarity on subsequent visits.
Meta measurement and advertising, only with consent
If you accept the marketing category in the privacy panel, Yogagenda loads Meta Pixel to measure campaigns and conversions. Meta may use identifiers and cookies such as _fbp and, where applicable, _fbc, as well as technical browser data and information about the pages visited, in accordance with its own policies.
Yogagenda disables Meta's automatic event tracking without code and configures only the events required to measure visits and conversions.
Before you accept, Meta Pixel is not loaded and fbevents.js is not requested from Yogagenda. Rejecting these cookies does not prevent you from browsing, registering or publishing on Yogagenda.
You can change your decision at any time using the «Cookies» button on the website. If you reject measurement, Yogagenda deletes the _fbp and _fbc cookies from its own domain whenever technically possible and stops loading Meta Pixel on subsequent visits.
Third-party content
Some listings include links to or maps from Google Maps. When you click «View location on Google Maps», you are taken to Google's site, which applies its own cookie and privacy policy.
How to manage cookies
In addition to Yogagenda's «Cookies» control, you can configure your browser to block or delete cookies. Please note that without session cookies, you will not be able to remain logged in as an organiser.