Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar technologies, such as local browser storage, are small files placed on your device when you visit a website. They help the site function correctly and remember your preferences.

This website currently uses only strictly necessary local storage, which does not require your prior consent under Article 4(5) of Greek Law 3471/2006 and the ePrivacy framework. Specifically we store:

• Your language selection, English or Greek
• Your accessibility preferences, such as larger text or increased contrast
• Technical data required for secure page delivery

This information stays on your device, is not used to identify you and is not shared with third parties for advertising purposes.

No analytics or measurement cookies are currently in use. If statistical measurement is introduced in the future, it will be activated only after your prior consent, granted through a consent banner, and you will be able to withdraw that consent at any time.

No advertising pixels or third-party tracking technologies, for example Meta Pixel or Google Ads tags, are currently installed. Should they be introduced, they will be loaded only after your explicit prior consent and never by default.

Some pages link to external platforms, such as Calendly for booking a call, Google Forms for intake questionnaires and social media profiles. When you follow such a link, the provider may place its own cookies under its own policy, over which APOLLONFORGE has no control.

You can control or delete cookies and local storage at any time through your browser settings. Removing this data will simply reset your language and accessibility preferences on your next visit.

Because only strictly necessary storage is used, no consent banner is displayed at present. A consent mechanism will be added before any non essential cookie is activated, and consent will be recorded, renewable and freely revocable.

For questions about this Cookie Policy, contact us at apollonioske@gmail.com. Complaints may also be submitted to the Hellenic Data Protection Authority.