Cookies Policy


This Cookie Policy explains how RICHE | Beyond Darkness uses cookies and similar technologies on www.riche.gr.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are

Cookies are small text files that websites store on a visitor’s browser or device.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and device identifiers.

These technologies may be used to:

  • Enable essential website functions.

  • Protect the website and its forms.

  • Remember consent choices and preferences.

  • Measure website traffic and visitor interaction.

  • Display external content.

  • Measure advertising campaigns.

  • Support audience and advertising functions.

2. Who Places Cookies

First-party cookies are placed by or on behalf of www.riche.gr.

Third-party cookies or similar technologies are placed by external providers whose services are used on the website, such as Squarespace, Google, YouTube, Meta, LinkedIn and MailerLite.

3. Categories of Cookies Used

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies enable essential website operation, security, network management, consent storage, form protection and functions requested by the visitor.

These cookies are always active where required because the website cannot operate securely or provide the requested functionality without them.

Consent is not requested for technologies that are genuinely and strictly necessary.

Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance cookies help us measure visits and understand how visitors interact with the website.

The information collected helps us improve website content, structure, functionality and performance.

These technologies are activated only after the visitor provides consent, except for any information that may lawfully be processed without storing or accessing non-essential information on the visitor’s device.

Advertising and Targeting Cookies

Advertising and targeting technologies help us measure campaigns, attribute website actions, build relevant audiences and optimise advertising delivered through third-party platforms.

These technologies are activated only after the visitor provides consent.

Functional and Embedded-Content Cookies

Functional and embedded-content technologies allow us to display or personalise external services, including YouTube videos and Google Maps.

Consent may be required where the external service stores or accesses non-essential information on the visitor’s device.

4. Technologies and Providers Currently Intended

The following list is a provider-level description of the technologies intended for use on the website.

Cookie names, domains, functions and retention periods may change when providers update their services or when RICHE changes the website configuration. The final cookies present on the website will depend on the features and integrations active at the time of your visit.

Squarespace

Category: Strictly necessary and analytics/performance.

Purpose: Website hosting, security, consent-choice storage, website operation and traffic analytics.

Squarespace may use necessary cookies to operate the website and analytics cookies to understand website visits and activity.

Depending on the relevant cookie or feature, storage may last for the duration of a browsing session or for a longer period, potentially up to approximately two years.

Google Analytics

Category: Analytics and performance.

Purpose: Measuring website visits, sessions, traffic sources and visitor interaction.

Common Google Analytics identifiers may include _ga and _ga_<container-id>.

These identifiers may remain active for up to approximately two years, subject to the configuration selected by RICHE and changes made by Google.

Google Ads

Category: Advertising and targeting.

Purpose: Campaign measurement, conversion attribution, remarketing and advertising optimisation.

Google Ads may use identifiers such as _gcl_au and other Google advertising technologies.

The _gcl_au cookie commonly remains active for up to approximately three months. Other Google identifiers may have different durations.

Meta Pixel

Category: Advertising and targeting.

Purpose: Measuring advertising results, attributing website actions, creating audiences and optimising advertising through Meta platforms.

A common browser identifier associated with Meta Pixel is _fbp.

This identifier commonly remains active for up to approximately three months. Provider-side retention may differ.

LinkedIn Insight Tag

Category: Advertising and targeting.

Purpose: Campaign measurement, website demographics, audience creation and advertising optimisation through LinkedIn.

LinkedIn technologies may use identifiers such as li_fat_id and other cookies stored on LinkedIn domains.

The relevant identifiers may last from the duration of a session to approximately 6–12 months, depending on the technology and provider configuration.

YouTube

Category: Functional and embedded content. Advertising technologies may also apply depending on the embed configuration and visitor status.

Purpose: Displaying embedded videos and measuring video playback or interaction.

YouTube may use cookies or identifiers such as YSC, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE and related technologies.

The relevant identifiers may last for the duration of a browsing session or for several months, depending on the cookie, consent choices and whether the visitor is signed in to a Google account.

Google Maps

Category: Functional and embedded content.

Purpose: Displaying interactive maps, business-location information and related map functions.

The cookies, identifiers and retention periods used by Google Maps vary according to the Google service, the visitor’s consent choices and whether the visitor is signed in to a Google account.

Google reCAPTCHA

Category: Strictly necessary and security-related, subject to the manner in which the service is configured and used.

Purpose: Protecting website forms from spam, abuse and automated submissions.

Google reCAPTCHA may use _GRECAPTCHA and other technical or behavioural signals.

The _GRECAPTCHA cookie commonly remains active for up to approximately six months. Other Google signals may have different durations.

MailerLite

Category: Necessary for a requested newsletter subscription and analytics where campaign-measurement functions are enabled.

Purpose: Processing newsletter forms, maintaining subscription records, managing mailing lists and measuring email campaign interactions.

The information and identifiers used by MailerLite depend on the form, campaign and account configuration.

5. Your Cookie Choices

When you first visit the website, the cookie banner should allow you to:

  • Accept all cookies.

  • Reject all non-essential cookies.

  • Manage individual cookie categories.

Rejecting optional cookies should be as straightforward as accepting them.

Strictly necessary cookies remain active because the website cannot operate securely without them.

You may change or withdraw your consent at any time by using the “Manage Cookies” control available on the website.

Withdrawing consent does not affect processing already carried out lawfully before the withdrawal.

You may also configure your browser to block or delete cookies. However, disabling certain cookies may affect the operation or availability of website features.

6. Embedded Services

YouTube videos and Google Maps may communicate with Google when their content is loaded or when you interact with it.

Where technically possible, these external services should be blocked or displayed behind a consent prompt until the relevant consent has been provided.

Google reCAPTCHA is used to protect forms and may process technical and behavioural information necessary to assess security and abuse risks.

7. International Data Transfers

Some providers used by the website may process information outside Greece or the European Economic Area.

Where required, international transfers are protected through an adequacy decision, Standard Contractual Clauses or another lawful transfer mechanism.

Further information is provided in our Privacy Policy and in the respective privacy notices of the relevant providers.

8. Browser Signals

Some browsers and devices may transmit preference signals, including “Do Not Track” or similar signals.

Because there is no single universally applied technical standard for all such signals, the website primarily relies on the consent controls made available through its cookie banner, together with any additional legal obligations applicable to recognised signals.

9. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when the technologies, providers, website settings or legal requirements change.

The revision date shown at the beginning of this page indicates the latest version.

10. Contact

For questions about cookies or privacy, please contact:

Email: info@riche.gr

Telephone: +30 210 8011517

Postal address:

MARKOS VOUZOUNERAKIS SINGLE-MEMBER LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
204 Kifissias Avenue
14562 Kifissia
Athens, Greece