Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on a device by a website or related service. They can remember preferences, maintain functionality, understand usage, measure performance, and support advertising.

Similar technologies may include browser localStorage, sessionStorage, pixels, tags, SDKs, and device identifiers.

How FUNAGLET Uses Cookies

FUNAGLET may use cookies and similar technologies for essential website functionality, security, preferences, analytics, advertising, and consent management. The current build uses localStorage for the Lobby Codes used-code tracker and does not inject Google Analytics or AdSense scripts.

Essential Technologies

Essential storage is needed for basic website functionality and security. This may include consent preference storage, security controls, session-related functionality, and essential application state. Essential technologies should not be disabled where doing so prevents the site from functioning correctly.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is planned but not active in the current build. When configured, it may process pages visited, session information, device and browser information, referral source, approximate geographic information, and website interactions. Where required by law, analytics storage must follow the visitor's consent choice.

Google AdSense

Google AdSense is planned but not active in the current build. When configured, Google and advertising partners may use cookies and similar technologies to serve ads, measure ads, prevent fraud, and personalize ads where permitted. Advertising storage and personalization must respect applicable consent requirements.

Local Storage

The Lobby Codes tool stores which codes a visitor marked as used in browser localStorage. This functional information generally stays on the visitor's device until it is cleared.

Consent Management

Where required, FUNAGLET will use Google Funding Choices or another Google-certified Consent Management Platform. The CMP must allow visitors to accept, reject, and later manage applicable optional technologies. This policy is not consent, and the production implementation must not load optional scripts before the applicable consent decision.

Changing Cookie Preferences

The footer includes Manage Cookie Preferences. It is disabled in development until a real Google-certified CMP is configured. After production CMP setup, this control must reopen the CMP preference interface; it must not be replaced by a decorative custom banner.

Browser Controls

You can manage or delete cookies and local storage through browser settings. Blocking some technologies may affect website functionality.

Third-Party Services

After production activation, third-party services may include Google AdSense, Google Analytics, hosting and infrastructure providers, and security or performance providers. Those services may set or access technologies according to their own policies.

Updates to This Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when our use of cookies, advertising, analytics, consent technologies, or legal requirements changes. The Last updated date will change after material updates.

Contact

For cookie or privacy questions, use the Contact page or review the Privacy Policy.