ViralAgain

Cookie Policy

Last updated: May 29, 2026

⚠ Not legal advice — draft only. This page is business-friendly draft language, not written by a lawyer. It contains placeholders [like this] and reflects common practice, not the law of any jurisdiction. A qualified attorney must review, complete, and tailor it (entity, governing law, operating countries, payment/payout/KYC providers, GDPR/UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, ePrivacy, consumer, tax, and AML/KYC rules) before publication.
Plain-English summary. We use cookies and similar technologies to run the site, keep you signed in, attribute clicks for tracking, prevent fraud, and understand usage. Some are essential; others (like analytics) we use based on your choices. You can manage non-essential cookies through our banner and your browser. Our tracking links use a first-party cookie to attribute clicks and detect fraud — not to follow you around the web.

Purpose. Explain the cookies and similar technologies ViralAgain uses, why, and how users control them — supporting consent compliance.

Key sections

  1. What cookies are
  2. Types we use (essential, functional, analytics, fraud/security)
  3. First-party tracking-link cookies
  4. Third-party tools
  5. Managing cookies & consent
  6. Changes
  7. Contact

Representative clauses

2. Types

Essential (authentication, security, load balancing) — required to operate the platform. Functional (preferences). Analytics (aggregated usage). Fraud/security (verification and abuse prevention). We set non-essential cookies based on your consent where required.

3. Tracking-link cookies

When a tracking link is used, we set a first-party cookie on our redirect domain to attribute the click to the correct publisher and campaign and to support fraud detection within a limited session window. This is functional/security use, not cross-site advertising profiling.

5. Managing cookies

You can accept or reject non-essential cookies via our consent banner and adjust settings anytime; you can also control cookies in your browser. Blocking essential cookies may break core functionality.

Live cookie table

[LAWYER + eng to populate a live cookie inventory: name, purpose, type, duration, provider.]

Clauses needing legal review

Consent-banner mechanics (ePrivacy / TCF where applicable); classification of the tracking-link cookie; analytics / consent interplay; cookie inventory accuracy.

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