Cookie statement

Cookie Statement Physical Studio

Article 1. Introduction

This is the cookie statement of Physical Studio. It contains information about the cookies that Physical Studio (may) place on your devices. These may be devices such as computers, smartphones, tablets and laptops. This cookie statement accompanies our privacy statement, in which you can read more about how we handle your personal data.

What are cookies? Cookies are small text files placed on a PC, mobile phone or tablet by a web page. These text files collect certain data. The data a cookie collects differs per type of cookie. This may be data about the functioning of a website, but also data that can be used to create a digital profile of the visitors to the Physical Studio website.

There are three types of cookies, each with its own function: necessary (functional) cookies, analytical cookies and marketing cookies. Below we provide an overview of the cookies placed by or via the Physical Studio website, categorised by function and with the corresponding storage period.

We comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Dutch cookie legislation (Article 11.7a of the Dutch Telecommunications Act).

Article 2. Necessary (functional) cookies

Necessary cookies are used to make certain functions of the website work properly. Think, for example, of the cookie banner that remembers your preferences. No consent is required for placing necessary cookies, as they have little or no impact on your privacy.

Article 3. Analytical cookies

Analytical cookies track visitor use of the website. This data is intended exclusively to map how the Physical Studio website functions and is used. For example, it can be tracked whether a page of the website loads correctly.

Analytical cookies with minimal privacy impact may be placed without consent. Physical Studio has therefore configured the analytical cookies in a privacy-friendly manner: a data processing agreement has been concluded with the provider, the last part of your IP address is masked, and no data is shared for advertising purposes.

Below is an overview of the analytical cookies on the Physical Studio website, their function and the storage period.

Cookie Purpose Storage period _ga Assigns the visitor a unique ID to store statistical data about website use (Google Analytics). 2 years ga# Used by Google Analytics to track the number of website visits and the most recent website visit. 2 years

Article 4. Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies are used to show targeted advertisements to visitors of the Physical Studio website. When you search for a term related to Physical Studio, you may see an advertisement from Physical Studio. This advertisement may also appear based on your internet behaviour. Cookies from social media platforms also fall into this category, as they are likewise used for advertising purposes.

Marketing cookies are only placed after you have given your explicit consent via the cookie banner. If you do not give consent, these cookies will not be placed; the website will remain fully usable.

Article 5. Managing consent and deleting cookies

You can adjust or withdraw your cookie preferences at any time via the cookie settings on our website. Withdrawing your consent does not affect the lawfulness of the processing carried out before the withdrawal.

In addition, you can delete cookies that have already been placed via your browser settings. Please consult the help function of your browser (such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge). You can also set your browser to refuse cookies by default.

For the rights you have regarding your personal data, such as the right of access and erasure, please refer to our privacy statement.

Do you have any questions about our cookie statement? Please feel free to contact us via the details below.

info@physicalstudio.com | +31 20 782 82 82 Nieuwe Looiersstraat 33H | 1017 VA | Amsterdam Chamber of Commerce no. 82265321 | VAT no. NL862401719B01

This English version is a translation provided for convenience. In the event of any discrepancy between the Dutch and English versions, the Dutch version shall prevail.

Last version: September 2026