Cookie Policy

[PLACEHOLDER: Trading / brand name — e.g. “Flagswing”] · [PLACEHOLDER: Country or region of establishment / primary governing law — customize]

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how [PLACEHOLDER: Legal name of the entity operating the marketplace] uses cookies and similar technologies on [PLACEHOLDER: Trading / brand name — e.g. “Flagswing”]. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.

Effective date: [PLACEHOLDER: Effective date of this document — e.g. 17 April 2026].

2. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and software development kits (SDKs) in apps. [PLACEHOLDER: link to a glossary if you maintain one.]

3. Categories we use

We group technologies into the following categories:

Strictly necessary — required for security, load balancing, authentication, cart/checkout, and basic preferences. [PLACEHOLDER: list cookie names, purposes, duration.]
Functional — remembers choices such as language or UI settings. [PLACEHOLDER: list cookie names, purposes, duration.]
Analytics — helps us understand usage and improve performance. [PLACEHOLDER: name vendors — e.g. Plausible, GA4 — and whether IP anonymization is enabled.]
Marketing / advertising — used to measure campaigns or personalize ads where permitted. [PLACEHOLDER: list ad platforms; whether remarketing is used; consent requirements.]

4. Consent and the site banner

Where required, we will request your consent before setting non-essential cookies. The banner stores your choice locally so we do not ask on every visit. [PLACEHOLDER: describe how to reopen the preference center; link to vendor opt-outs.]

5. Third parties

Payment processing may be handled by Paddle, which may set their own strictly necessary cookies during checkout. [PLACEHOLDER: embed links to processor cookie notices.]

[PLACEHOLDER: social plugins, embedded videos, maps, or support chat widgets — each may set cookies.]

6. Managing cookies

You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may break parts of the Service (for example sign-in or checkout).

7. Do Not Track

[PLACEHOLDER: your DNT / Global Privacy Control response, if any.]

8. Updates

We will update this policy when we change technologies or partners. [PLACEHOLDER: material change notice approach.]

9. Contact

[PLACEHOLDER: contact@yourdomain.com]

1. Introduction

Effective date: [PLACEHOLDER: Effective date of this document — e.g. 17 April 2026].

3. Categories we use

We group technologies into the following categories:

Strictly necessary — required for security, load balancing, authentication, cart/checkout, and basic preferences. [PLACEHOLDER: list cookie names, purposes, duration.]

Functional — remembers choices such as language or UI settings. [PLACEHOLDER: list cookie names, purposes, duration.]

Analytics — helps us understand usage and improve performance. [PLACEHOLDER: name vendors — e.g. Plausible, GA4 — and whether IP anonymization is enabled.]

Marketing / advertising — used to measure campaigns or personalize ads where permitted. [PLACEHOLDER: list ad platforms; whether remarketing is used; consent requirements.]