Roll Folk / Business information
Cookie & Tracking Notice
See what is stored, what stays off by default and how to change your privacy choices at any time.
Effective 22 September 2026
What this website currently uses
Roll Folk uses necessary browser storage to support enquiry forms and remember your privacy choices on rollfolk.club. No external analytics, advertising, remarketing, embedded map or video tracking scripts are currently connected. Fonts and site images are served with the website.
Cookies are small values sent with requests to a website. Local storage keeps values in your browser without automatically sending them with every request. The site uses both types for the purposes described here.
Necessary storage
- rf_session
- A first-party session cookie on pages that handle the enquiry form and its confirmation. It links the browser to a server session containing the form-security token, submission timing and confirmation state. The cookie contains a session identifier, not your form message. It is set as a browser-session cookie; browser session-restore settings may preserve it.
- rf_privacy_v1
- A first-party local-storage entry created after you save a privacy choice. It records the preference version, analytics choice, marketing choice and time saved. The site recognises the choice for 180 days, then asks again. It does not contain your name, email or event details.
Necessary storage is used independently of the optional categories. If your browser blocks storage, your privacy choice may not persist and the enquiry form may not work correctly. You can still contact us by email or phone.
Optional categories
Analytics covers measurement of visits and site use if an analytics service is connected. Marketing covers advertising measurement and personalisation if advertising services are connected. Both categories begin switched off. Saving a category today does not activate a service that is not connected.
The site sets Google consent signals for analytics storage, advertising storage, advertising user data and advertising personalisation to denied before any optional integration. Saving your choices updates those signals locally. There are no Google tracking scripts making requests from this site.
If Google services are introduced, the disclosures must be updated to describe the actual services and storage. When enabled, those services may receive browsing and device data for measurement or advertising. See how Google uses data and Google’s business privacy information.
Accept, reject or change your choice
The privacy banner offers equally available options to accept optional cookies, reject non-essential cookies or manage the categories individually. Necessary storage remains active. You can save analytics and marketing separately, or leave both off.
Use Privacy & cookie settings in the footer on any page to reopen the controls. To withdraw, switch a category off and save, or choose “Reject non-essential”. The new choice updates the stored preference and consent signals. It does not automatically erase historical data held by a service; contact us if you have a related privacy request.
You can also clear cookies and local storage in your browser. This removes the saved choice on that browser, so the banner will appear again. Choices are browser-specific and are not automatically synchronised across devices.
Privacy contact
Roll Folk holds website enquiry information. Contact [email protected], call +64 9 788 2563, or write to Suite 21, 8 Commerce Street, Auckland Central, Auckland, New Zealand.
Read the Privacy Statement for information about enquiry data, recipients, retention, access, correction and complaints.