Last updated: August 17, 2026.
1. What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser when you visit it. Cookies are used to remember information between pages and between visits, for example to keep you logged in.
2. Types of cookies
Regulations distinguish several types of cookies according to their purpose. We explain each type so you understand the full picture; on NodeX Talent we use technical cookies (always) and, with your permission, two proprietary cookies: one for source attribution and another to measure offer views — no personalization, no third-party analytics, no advertising:
- Technical or necessary: essential for the site's basic operation (for example, keeping you logged in).
- Personalization: allow remembering configuration preferences (language, region, device type).
- Analytics: allow measuring site usage and building browsing statistics.
- Advertising or tracking: allow displaying advertising based on your browsing, whether first- or third-party.
3. What cookies NodeX Talent uses
We use two types of cookies. Technical cookies are always active — they are necessary for the platform to function and do not require your permission. In addition, if you accept it in the cookie notice, we store where you arrived from to know which distribution channels work, and a random identifier that lets us count how many different people view each offer; if you decline or don't respond, those two cookies are not written.
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration | Type |
|---|
sb-* (Supabase Auth) | First-party | Keep you logged in | Duration of the session or until the token expires | Technical |
nx_cookie_consent | First-party | Remember your response to this notice (accept or decline), so we don't ask you again | 1 year | Technical |
nx_attr | First-party | Remember where you arrived from (campaign link, referring website, Google/Meta Ads parameters) to attribute your registration to the correct channel if you complete your profile. Deleted as soon as it is used, or after 90 days if you don't end up registering | 90 days (or sooner) | Not technical — requires your consent |
nx_vid | First-party | Count how many different people view each offer, and avoid counting you multiple times if you reload or come back. It is a random number containing no data about you | 90 days | Analytics — requires your consent |
If you accept, nx_attr may contain: the source tag of the link you arrived through, the landing page, the website you came from (if any), and any campaign parameters included in the URL (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, gclid, fbclid). It is only transferred to your profile — permanently, like the rest of your account data — if you go on to complete it; if you don't register, the cookie simply expires after 90 days without leaving any trace anywhere else.
4. What cookies we do NOT use
We do not use third-party advertising or tracking cookies, nor external analytics tools such as Google Analytics or the Meta pixel. The two non-technical cookies listed above are proprietary and first-party: the data they collect never leaves here. We do not build advertising profiles, we do not share your browsing activity with third parties for commercial purposes, and we do not perform any device-fingerprinting identification technique (fingerprinting): the nx_vid identifier is a random number, not derived from your IP address or your browser's characteristics.
5. Legal basis
sb-* and nx_cookie_consent are technical cookies necessary to provide the service you expressly requested (keeping your session active, and remembering your response to this very notice), and are therefore exempt from the requirement to obtain prior consent under Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE).
nx_attr and nx_vid do not fall under that exemption — they are not necessary to provide the service you requested, but serve our own interest in knowing which distribution channels work and how many people view each offer. That's why they are only written if you respond "Accept" in the cookie notice (Article 22.1 LSSI-CE and Article 6 GDPR, consent basis). You can withdraw your consent at any time by deleting the nx_cookie_consent cookie from your browser (see the next section): the next time you visit the site, the notice will appear again and you can respond "Decline."
If you decline, we still count how many times each offer is viewed — this is a record kept on our server, it does not touch your device and carries no identifier of yours — but we cannot distinguish you from another visitor or know whether you had already viewed it before.
6. How to manage or delete cookies
You can delete or block cookies from your browser settings. Keep in mind that if you block session cookies you will not be able to log in or access your profile. The option to manage them is usually found in each browser's settings or privacy menu:
- Chrome: settings menu, privacy and security section, cookies and site data management.
- Firefox: settings menu, privacy and security section, cookies and site data section.
- Safari: browser preferences, privacy section.
- Edge: settings menu, cookies and site permissions section.
7. Cookies and mobile devices
If you access NodeX Talent from your phone's or tablet's browser, the same cookies described in this policy and the same consent notice apply; you can manage them from your device's browser privacy settings, just as on a computer.
8. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy if the cookies we use or applicable regulations change. The date of the last update appears at the top of this page.
