Cookies
This site does not profile you. What it leaves on your device is little, and it is all listed below.
Last updated: 3 September 2026
A cookie is a small piece of text a site stores in your browser to recognise something on your next visit. The same rules cover other ways of storing data on your device, such as the browser's local storage: that is why you find both in the table.
nk_admin_session
- Type
- Technical cookie
- Lifetime
- 7 days
- What it does
- Keeps the session of whoever administers the site. If you never log into the admin panel, this cookie is never created.
NEXT_LOCALE
- Type
- Technical cookie
- Lifetime
- Session (cleared when you close the browser)
- What it does
- Remembers the language you chose — Italian, English or French — during the visit.
nightkids_rsvp_...
- Type
- Browser local storage
- Lifetime
- Until you clear the site data
- What it does
- Remembers that you already clicked “I'll be there” for that event, so attendance is not counted twice. It stays on your device: it never reaches us.
Google Maps cookies
- Type
- Third party
- Lifetime
- Set by Google
- What it does
- They appear only if you click to load the map on the events page. Until you do, Google receives nothing from the site.
Why there is no banner
Consent is required for cookies that track and profile. There are none here: the only always-on tools are technical, the visit statistics use no cookies, and the one third-party embed that would set them — the Google map — is not loaded until you ask for it with a click. A banner asking permission for something we do not do would just be one more obstacle.
What is not here
No advertising cookies, no Meta or other platform pixels, no embedded Instagram content: the photos on the home page are copies hosted on our own site, and their links reach Instagram only if you click them. The same goes for the WhatsApp button.
How to delete them
Any browser lets you see and delete cookies and stored site data: the setting is usually under privacy or browsing data. Deleting them costs you nothing important here: at most the site forgets that you had already confirmed you were coming to a meet.
For everything else — what data we process and what you can ask us — see the Privacy page.