Account & privacy
What cookies and analytics does Nimanto use?
By Nimanto 1 min read
In short
Nimanto always uses essential cookies to keep you signed in and forms secure. Analytics cookies from Google Analytics are used only if you choose Accept all on the banner. Change your choice any time with Cookie settings at the foot of every page.
Nimanto keeps cookies to a minimum and asks before using any for analytics.
Essential cookies
These are always on. They keep you signed in and protect forms from misuse. The site cannot work without them, so the banner does not ask about them.
Analytics cookies
Shortly after your first visit a banner reads "We use essential cookies to keep you signed in. With your OK we also use Google Analytics cookies to learn how Nimanto is used." It offers two buttons:
- Accept all: Google Analytics loads and page views are counted from then on. Advertising storage stays off.
- Essential only: nothing is sent to Google.
Until you choose, no request of any kind goes to Google. Your choice is remembered in your browser for several months.
Change your mind
- 1Scroll to the foot of any page and choose Cookie settings in the Legal column. It is also under Account settings → Privacy, and on the privacy policy.
- 2The banner opens again. Choose Essential only or Accept all.
Choosing Essential only after accepting stops analytics and deletes the Google Analytics cookies.
Where you are never asked
Guests opening an invitation are never shown the banner and are not counted unless they already accepted on nimanto.com. The editor and the pages inside the Nimanto app show no banner either.
Fonts and maps
Web fonts are served through Nimanto's own servers, so opening a page does not send your address to Google. An invitation that includes a Google map or YouTube music still loads those from Google when a guest opens it; the privacy policy says so.
The Nimanto app
The app uses no outside analytics company. It keeps its own count of which screens and steps are used, with nothing you type and nothing about your guests, and you can switch that off under Account → Notifications → Privacy → Usage analytics in the app, or under App usage analytics in Account settings → Privacy on the website.
Read the privacy policy for the details.
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