This updated policy is currently available in English. Translations of earlier versions are not shown here.
This Cookie Policy explains which cookies and local browser storage the Airwavy website uses, and how your accept/decline choice affects them.
1. Storage We Use
- Essential account and consent storage: authentication/session cookies keep you signed in. Local consent-choice markers remember whether you accepted or declined optional storage.
- Locale cookie (optional): NEXT_LOCALE remembers your selected language when optional storage is accepted.
- Appearance preferences (optional): theme uses local storage and the airwavy_theme cookie; streamer mode uses local storage. These are saved only after optional storage is accepted.
- Dismissed notifications (optional): local storage remembers site notices you dismissed after optional storage is accepted.
- Visitor ID (optional): airwavy_vid is a randomly generated first-party identifier with a cookie lifetime of up to two years. It can accompany marketing beacons and navigation to checkout. The current event-counting backend ignores visitor IDs and stores event totals. This cookie and browser marketing beacons require acceptance of optional storage.
2. Consent Behavior
Before you choose, or after you decline, recognized optional preferences and the visitor-ID cookie are cleared and not persisted; browser marketing beacons are not sent. The website can still process essential sign-in/security requests and ordinary page requests, including blog view counts. Without optional storage, the theme follows your system preference unless changed for the current visit. Accepting enables optional preference storage and marketing beacons. Declining later clears recognized optional browser storage but does not erase earlier server records or third-party copies.
3. Managing Cookies
Use Privacy settings in the website footer to reopen the choice and accept or decline optional storage. You can also clear cookies/local storage in your browser. Blocking essential authentication cookies can prevent sign-in. A cookie preference is separate from newsletter/status unsubscription and a personal-data deletion request.
4. Third-Party Services
Discord sign-in and external media or linked sites can involve other providers and their own cookies or privacy practices. Review the Website Privacy Policy for account, provider and personal-data request information.
5. Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this notice as website storage changes. The date above identifies this version; material changes will be communicated through the website. A policy change is not itself consent to optional storage.