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The ticket cart and your choice of ticket duration are stored temporarily in the browser's session storage. They contain ticket types and quantities, not payment details. The storage usually ends when the tab is closed. The language you use at checkout is stored in the same session storage, so that the order status is shown in the same language after payment.

A short marker for the transition between pages is deleted on the next page. The language choice on the Blind sale page is stored locally when you change the language. The choice is kept until you delete this website's browser data.

This storage is strictly necessary to provide the functions you request. The festival website does not use advertising or marketing cookies. The website's visitor statistics are described below.

The festival website collects visitor statistics only if you allow analytics. The website asks for your choice when you first open it, and it works the same with either choice. Before you choose, and after you reject analytics, no visitor events are sent and no session identifier is stored. If a link contains an ad click identifier, it is stored in the browser even before you choose, as described below.

When you allow analytics, the festival website sends an event to SoundVault's own Odin system for every page you open. The event contains the page address, the time, the device type (phone, tablet or computer), a random session identifier, the time spent on the page and, in the ticket shop, your ticket choices and checkout steps. Your name, email address and payment details are not sent.

If you arrive on the website from a link with campaign tags (UTM), they are attached to the visitor events and to your ticket purchase once you have allowed analytics. This shows us which campaign led to the ticket purchase.

If you arrive on the website from an ad link with a click identifier (Google's gclid, Meta's fbclid or TikTok's ttclid), it is attached to your ticket purchase even if you have not allowed analytics. This shows us which ad led to the ticket purchase. When you allow analytics, the click identifier is also attached to the visitor events. With the order, the click identifier and the campaign tags you have allowed are passed to the ticket seller, Weeztix.

The session identifier and campaign data are stored in the browser's session storage, and they are deleted at the latest when the tab is closed. The session identifier changes when 30 minutes have passed since the last page view or ticket shop action, and the campaign data expire 30 minutes after they were last stored. If the page address contains tags, they are also stored again when the visitor statistics are updated while you are on the page. Visitor statistics do not use cookies. Odin keeps individual events for 30 days and after that only aggregated daily statistics.

You can change your choice at any time with the Privacy choices button at the bottom of the page. When you reject analytics, sending stops, and the session identifier and campaign data are deleted from the browser at once. The ad click identifier stays in the browser's session storage until its 30-minute validity has ended or you close the tab. The same practice applies to SoundVault's other event websites and link page. Your choice is stored in the browser's local storage, and it is kept until you change it or delete this website's browser data.

SoundVault's link page asks for the same choice separately. If you allow analytics there, it sends only link clicks to Odin.

The Spotify and YouTube players on the home page and the artist and talent pages are external services. They do not connect to the service until you choose the player, and this choice is separate from the analytics choice. The YouTube player on an artist page loads only when you choose “Play on YouTube”, and the aftermovie on the home page only when you choose “Watch on this page”. YouTube then receives technical information, such as your IP address and browser details, and may use cookies or other browser storage under its own terms.

The players on the talent pages load only when you choose that player's “Allow” button. This choice applies to one player for as long as you stay on the current page. “Remove consent and close player” stops the player and removes it from the page, but does not delete data the service has already stored. Instead of the players, you can use ordinary external links.

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