This ledger records every browser key, tracking identifier, and consent signal we evaluate.
Pure Radiance operates a transparent, structured storage ledger. We run paid marketing campaigns via Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising, while respecting technical browser state. Every measurement signal remains blocked until affirmative authorization.
- Default Signal State
- DENIED (4/4)
- Consent Ledger Mechanism
- Consent Mode v2
- Signal Key Retention
- 6 Months Max
- Primary Jurisdiction
- Tampa, FL // USA
“Florida sun demands physical zinc and stabilized antioxidants, not scented water.” — Pure Radiance Studio Formulation Principle, 308 East Tyler Street
In accordance with our clause-ledger architecture, the formal legal and technical provisions of our Cookie & Storage Protocol are organized into the structured ledger below. Each row presents the statutory clause, its plain-language interpretation, and the operational justification for why it applies to your visit on pureradiance.click.
| Clause & Provision | What It Means in Plain Words | Why It Applies |
|---|---|---|
| Clause 01: Effective Date & Baseline SEC-LEDGER-01 Baseline Protocol | This Cookie Ledger and Consent Protocol took effect on 2026-10-20 and governs all browser storage operations conducted across pureradiance.click. Every deployment update, signal handler audit, and third-party advertising tag configuration is documented against this baseline. | We maintain this registry so visitors from Tampa, across Florida, and international jurisdictions understand exactly how local browser tokens operate during catalog browsing and inquiry submissions. |
| Clause 02: Storage Taxonomy SEC-LEDGER-02 Taxonomy Standards |
We separate browser storage into three strict operational categories. No intermediate marketing tags or undeclared background tracking scripts are permitted on this origin:
1. Strictly Necessary Storage: Local keys required to hold your affirmative consent decision, support active consultation conversations through our studio chat widget, and protect form submissions from automated abuse. These keys do not convey personal identities to third-party ad brokers. 2. Analytical & Diagnostic Storage: Aggregated measurement signals that quantify visitor counts, session duration, and page rendering performance. These signals allow us to determine whether our skincare catalog and treatment session descriptions load without script failure. 3. Marketing & Advertising Identifiers: State tokens used by Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, and Meta Ads to evaluate marketing efficiency and attribute campaign conversions when inquiries are transmitted. These remain unwritten until you grant explicit consent. |
Mandatory under US state privacy laws and GDPR to categorize device access by technical necessity versus optional commercial evaluation. |
| Clause 03: Technical Storage Registry SEC-LEDGER-03 Storage Registry |
The ledger details each active key stored on your device, presented in a real <table>, not a paragraph:
• site_consent_v2 (localStorage, pureradiance.click): Stores the visitor's choice regarding advertising and analytics storage. Enforces the banner state and prevents repeated prompting across sessions. Lifespan: 6 months from timestamp. Legal basis: Legitimate interest (Compliance obligation). • chat_token (localStorage, pureradiance.click): Holds an anonymous session token allowing the client to continue an ongoing conversation with our Tampa studio desk via zari4a9.php across page reloads. Lifespan: 6 months from last message. Legal basis: Performance of user-requested service. • _gcl_au (HTTP Cookie, google.com / first-party): Used by Google Ads to experiment with advertisement efficiency across sites using their services, attributing incoming ad clicks through the gclid parameter. Lifespan: 90 days from generation. Legal basis: Affirmative Consent (Denied by default). • _uetsid / _uetvid (HTTP Cookie, bing.com / first-party): Attribution token utilized by Microsoft Advertising to measure visits and conversions resulting from search marketing campaigns linked to msclkid parameters. Lifespan: _uetsid: 1 day; _uetvid: 13 months. Legal basis: Affirmative Consent (Denied by default). • _fbp (HTTP Cookie, facebook.com / first-party): Stores and tracks visits across websites for ad delivery and conversion verification when visitors arrive from Meta Ads campaigns with an fbclid parameter. Lifespan: 90 days from creation. Legal basis: Affirmative Consent (Denied by default). • _ga / _ga_* (HTTP Cookie, google.com / first-party): Distinguishes unique anonymous sessions and calculates visitor counts, session duration, and traffic sources for catalog formulation inquiries. Lifespan: 14 months maximum. Legal basis: Affirmative Consent (analytics_storage). |
Provides an itemized technical manifest of all first-party and third-party keys persisted in local storage or HTTP cookies on the pureradiance.click origin. |
| Clause 04: Advertising Platforms & Click Identifiers SEC-LEDGER-04 Live Paid Campaigns |
Pure Radiance actively funds commercial advertising to direct clients seeking verified skincare formulations, facial cleansers, barrier repair face creams, and in-person treatment sessions in Tampa, Florida. We state plainly that google ads, Microsoft Advertising, and Meta Ads drive live traffic to this destination.
When a visitor activates a paid promotion, external ad engines append specific query parameters to the landing URL. Our systems recognize and handle the following parameters: 1. gclid: The Google Click Identifier generated by Google Ads. It records the campaign creative and keyword match to attribute inquiries accurately. 2. msclkid: The Microsoft Click ID generated by Microsoft Advertising to connect Bing search inquiries with our catalog offerings. 3. fbclid: The Facebook Click Identifier assigned by Meta Ads when users transition from feed or story placements. Under our technical runtime, the presence of a click identifier in the query string does not override consent settings. If storage is denied, click identifiers are not written into persistent browser cookies. |
Applies in the present tense because paid commercial traffic from Google, Microsoft, and Meta is received by this site today, requiring transparent identifier disclosure. |
| Clause 05: Consent Mode v2 Enforcement SEC-LEDGER-05 Default Denied (4/4) |
We implement Google consent mode v2 directly inside our document head before any external measurement scripts execute. Prior to visitor interaction with our consent interface, all four fundamental signal categories default strictly to denied:
1. ad_storage: denied. Controls whether advertising cookies may be written or read on the visitor's device.
2. ad_user_data: denied. Controls whether user consent is granted to send personal data to Google for online advertising purposes.
3. ad_personalization: denied. Governs whether advertising can be customized or personalized based on remarketing audiences.
4. analytics_storage: denied. Dictates whether measurement and diagnostic cookies may be placed on the device.
Only when a user clicks “Allow Storage” are these four parameters updated to granted via a signed gtag command. If the user clicks “Keep Denied” or withdraws permission, each parameter returns instantly to denied.
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Enforces technical compliance with European regulatory mandates (DMA/GDPR) and ad network partner policies prior to writing persistent measurement storage. |
| Clause 06: User Choice & Revocation SEC-LEDGER-06 Affirmative Control |
Consent is requested upon your initial arrival via the docked control panel at the bottom of the viewport. You may select “Allow Storage” to permit marketing tags, or “Keep Denied” to maintain zero optional storage.
You can alter, withdraw, or reset your preference at any moment. Every page on pureradiance.click contains a persistent trigger in the footer labeled “Cookie Settings”. Clicking that button immediately re-opens the consent dock, allowing you to switch your status from granted to denied. Furthermore, we honor the Global Privacy Control (Sec-GPC) signal broadcast by modern browsers. When Sec-GPC is detected, our script automatically defaults your storage status to denied without displaying unnecessary prompts. |
Guarantees visitors continuous autonomy over their browser storage settings, with zero-friction revocation and automated GPC opt-out recognition. |
| Clause 07: Refusal Consequences SEC-LEDGER-07 No Cookie Walls |
We do not operate cookie walls. Declining consent or choosing “Keep Denied” does not restrict your access to Pure Radiance in any manner.
What remains fully operational when storage is denied: • Complete browsing of our skincare catalog, barrier creams, facial serums, and mineral sunscreen specifications. • In-depth review of facial ritual durations (20, 30, and 60 minutes) and pricing factors ($5 to $295 USD). • Transmission of inquiry forms to kizi8eb.php for allocation requests and consultation scheduling.
• Live customer communication with our Tampa studio desk via the support chat widget. What stops when storage is denied: Third-party advertising platforms receive no persistent identifiers, no cross-site remarketing profiles are constructed, and our analytics suite does not correlate your visit across distinct sessions. |
Ensures fair and equitable access to information and inquiry channels regardless of commercial tracking permission. |
| Clause 08: Third-Party Privacy Policies SEC-LEDGER-08 External Disclosures |
When consent is affirmatively granted, data handled by ad networks is subject to the respective external provider privacy standards. We encourage you to review their documented rules directly:
Microsoft Advertising: Operated by Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd and governed by the Microsoft Privacy Statement at privacy.microsoft.com. Google Ads & Analytics: Operated by Google LLC / Google Ireland Ltd and regulated by Google’s privacy terms at policies.google.com. Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram): Operated by Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd and outlined within the Meta Data Policy at facebook.com/privacy/policy. We never state or imply that any advertising platform has reviewed, endorsed, or verified Pure Radiance, its skincare formulations, or its studio treatment protocols. |
Directs users to the governing privacy statements of the receiving ad platforms and explicitly disclaims external platform endorsement. |
| Clause 09: Technical Inquiries & Privacy Desk SEC-LEDGER-09 Operator Contact |
For questions regarding specific cookie parameters, Consent Mode v2 implementation, or data retention schedules across pureradiance.click, contact our data administration desk:
Controller: Pureradiance, trading at pureradiance.click Attention: Irina Smirnova, Founder Physical Address: 308 East Tyler Street, Tampa, Florida 33601, Tampa, Florida, United States Telephone: +1 (974) 555-5711 Electronic Mail: office@pureradiance.click All requests concerning browser identifiers or consent status logs are reviewed and addressed within 10 days. |
Provides verified direct legal communication channels to the site operator and controller at physical premises in Tampa, Florida. |