This site's cookies
| Name |
What it is for |
How long it stays |
iah_accesso |
While you go through the sign-in page it holds the codes that protect the sign-in from forgery. It is signed, so nobody can alter it. |
10 minutes, then it removes itself |
iah_sessione |
Keeps you signed in to the site. It only holds a random code: who you are is known by our database, not by the cookie. |
30 days or until you sign out |
They are first-party technical cookies, sent only to iamhere.it, out of reach of page scripts (HttpOnly) and never sent to other sites (SameSite). They are needed for the service you ask for by signing in: that is why the law does not require consent.
The sign-in page
When you sign in you go through the network sign-in page (login.fribbynetwork.net). Its technical cookies, for example KEYCLOAK_SESSION and AUTH_SESSION_ID, keep open the single session that works for every site of the network. They belong to the portal and its privacy notice explains them (account.fribbynetwork.net/privacy).
Your theme choice
If you choose the light or dark theme, your choice stays in your browser's storage (iamhere-tema). It is not a cookie and it is never sent to anyone, not even to us: it only shows you the site the way you like it. The same goes for a shared trip page.
The maps
When you open a shared trip or the demo, your browser downloads the map tiles from the OpenStreetMap Foundation servers. We set no cookies there; what they receive is explained on the privacy page.
Advertising
Today there are no ads on the site. If they ever arrive, we will ask for your consent before loading any third-party cookie and this page will list them. Anyone with a Fribbynetwork subscription will not see ads anyway.
How to remove them
Signing out removes the session cookie by itself. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings, under privacy or site data: the site will keep working and will only ask you to sign in again.
Last updated: 13 October 2026.