Courtesy translation. This site is operated from Brazil and this policy follows Brazilian data protection law. In case of any discrepancy between this text and the original, the Portuguese version prevails.
This policy explains what cookies are, which ones this site uses, how long they stay in your browser and how to withdraw consent. It complements the Privacy Policy and follows the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (Law 13.709/2018).
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to store, and that the browser sends back on later visits. It lets the site remember something between one page and the next — that you have just submitted a form, for instance. There is also local storage (localStorage), which keeps information in the browser without sending it back to the server on every request. This policy covers both.
2. What this site stores today
The list below is complete. This site uses no analytics, advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. There is no Google Analytics, no ads and no social network pixel.
| Name | Type | What it does | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
session |
Necessary cookie | Shows the confirmation or error message after you submit the contact form or the newsletter sign-up, and limits repeated submissions to curb spam. It does not identify you and does not follow your browsing. | Until you close the browser |
cookie-consent |
Local storage | Stores your answer to the banner so the site does not ask the same question on every visit. It stays in your browser and is never sent to the server. | Until you clear it or change your choice |
3. Why the necessary cookie does not ask for consent
The session cookie is indispensable for the site to work: without it, the contact form could not tell you whether your message went through. Brazilian law waives consent for processing that is necessary to deliver the service you asked for — but you need to know it exists, which is what this page does. It is not used for advertising or for measuring audience.
4. Consent
On your first visit a banner appears with two options of equal weight: Accept and Reject. Rejecting is as easy as accepting, as the law requires, and rejecting does not cut off access to any content — the site behaves the same either way, because there is nothing optional to load today.
Your choice is recorded with a version number. If the purpose of the processing changes — if the site starts using ads or analytics, say — that version goes up, the banner comes back and the question is asked again. Old consent does not cover a new purpose.
5. How to change or withdraw your choice
At any time, with no need to justify: use the Cookie Settings page, where your current choice is shown and can be switched in one click. Withdrawing consent is as simple as giving it, and it has no retroactive effect on what was already done on its basis.
You can also block or delete cookies straight from your browser settings. If you clear local storage, the banner comes back, because your previous answer was removed with it.
6. Third-party cookies
There are none today. Web fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which receives your IP address in order to deliver the file, but sets no cookie for that.
If ads or analytics are ever added, they will only load after your consent, this page will list each provider with its purpose and lifetime, and the update date at the top will change with it.
7. Your rights
You may request confirmation of processing, access, correction, anonymisation, portability or deletion of your data, and you may withdraw consent. Requests go to contato@maiastudios.com.br and are answered as quickly as possible. The details are in the Privacy Policy.