Cookie Policy

1. What FOOZ Uses Today

This site sets no analytics, advertising, profiling or social-media cookies, and loads no third-party trackers.

The only browser storage in use is what the site needs to function and stay secure — for example, a short-lived token that prevents forged form submissions, and a session cookie on the admin page. These are what the ePrivacy Directive calls strictly necessary, and the law does not require consent for them.

That is why you are not seeing a cookie banner. It is not an oversight; there is nothing here to consent to.

2. The Full List

Everything this site may store in your browser:

• fooz_admin_session — first-party, set by FOOZ. Purpose: keeps you signed in to the internal admin page. Duration: expires when you close the browser. Category: strictly necessary. Only set if you sign in to /admin.
• Next.js framework storage — first-party, set by FOOZ. Purpose: routing and page-prefetch caching so navigation is fast. Duration: the browsing session. Category: strictly necessary.

No other cookie, pixel, beacon, local-storage key or fingerprinting technique is used on this site.

3. What Will Change at Launch

When FOOZ launches we expect to add product analytics so we can see which features creators actually use, and possibly advertising measurement.

Those are not strictly necessary, so they will require your consent. When that happens we will show a consent banner that meets current regulatory expectations:

• A “Reject all” button on the first layer, equally prominent and reachable in the same number of clicks as “Accept all” — no hiding it behind a settings panel, no greying it out.
• No non-essential cookie set before you have made a choice. Silence is not consent, and continuing to scroll is not consent.
• Granular control by purpose, and withdrawal made as easy as giving consent.
• This page updated with the full table of what each technology does, before it goes live.

4. Managing Cookies in Your Browser

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings at any time — every major browser offers this under privacy or site-data settings.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies may break parts of the site, such as staying signed in. Since we set nothing else right now, blocking the rest costs you nothing here.

FOOZ honours Global Privacy Control signals. If your browser or extension sends one, we treat it as an opt-out of any sale or sharing of personal information — though, as the Privacy Policy explains, we do not sell or share it in the first place.

5. Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you believe this page does not match what the site actually does, tell us at legal@fooz.io and we will fix it.

This policy sits alongside the Privacy Policy, which covers personal information generally.