What cookies and local storage do
Cookies are small values stored by browsers. Website storage and local application storage may also keep session and preference data. These mechanisms can support login, security, navigation, and settings; they are not all conventional browser cookies.
Strictly necessary storage
Necessary authentication and session tokens, request-protection values, and operational preferences may be required to deliver an authenticated service. Blocking them can prevent sign-in or other essential functions.
Analytics and marketing technologies
No optional analytics or advertising storage is authorized merely because someone creates a Ziel account. If non-essential technologies are introduced, their identities, durations, purposes, and applicable opt-in/opt-out controls must be disclosed before activation.
Third-party providers
Cloudflare and Supabase may set or process technical values associated with site delivery or authenticated sessions. Google sign-in, Paddle checkout, and other opt-in integrations may have their own cookies or storage governed by those providers’ notices.
How to manage storage
Browser settings generally allow people to view and clear cookies and local storage. Deleting necessary session data may sign the user out. Optional-consent controls should be available where legally required once such tracking is enabled.
Retention and updates
Storage duration depends on the particular feature and vendor configuration. The final published notice should include a tested cookie inventory, exact names and lifetimes where legally required. We will update this notice if technologies change.
Questions
For privacy or tracking enquiries contact [email protected] or see the Privacy Policy.