Spinlander Cookie Policy in Canada
Spinlander uses cookies to keep the platform running properly, protect accounts, and store user preferences across sessions. Some cookies are essential for the site to function, and others help analyze how visitors interact with the platform. The information gathered through cookies allows Spinlander to improve the browsing experience and adapt content to user needs. No cookie accesses personal data stored on a device without permission. Users in Canada can review and manage their cookie settings at any time through their browser.
Spinlander Cookie Usage
When a user visits Spinlander, cookies are saved directly to their device. These small data files help the website remember preferences, keep sessions active, and track how the platform is being used.
Cookies support a range of functions on the site:
- Monitoring traffic patterns and page performance;
- Understanding how users navigate through different sections;
- Storing language preferences and display settings;
- Supporting account security and session continuity.
Cookies do not access files stored internally on a device. They collect only data that is related to activity on the website itself. No personal information held on a device is read or transmitted through standard cookie technologies. Privacy is maintained within the boundaries of what each cookie type is designed to collect.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
Spinlander uses three main categories of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose during a visit to the site.
Session Cookies
Session cookies are temporary. They are stored on a device only for the duration of a browser session and are deleted automatically once the browser is closed.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed. They allow the website to recognize returning users and retain preferences across multiple visits.
Analytical Cookies
Analytical cookies collect aggregated data about how users interact with the site. This information is used to identify trends, measure traffic, and improve overall platform performance.
All three cookie types are used to support convenience and to personalize the browsing experience for each user. No category of cookie is used to access data beyond what is necessary for its stated function.
Your Cookie Choices
Users have full control over how cookies are managed on their device. Most browsers include built-in settings that allow cookies to be reviewed, modified, or removed at any time.
The following actions are available through standard browser settings:
- Delete all cookies currently stored on a device;
- Block third-party cookies from being saved;
- Set the browser to notify you before a cookie is accepted;
- Allow cookies only from specific websites;
- Block all cookies across all websites;
- Manage Flash cookies through the relevant plugin settings.
Blocking all cookies entirely may limit access to certain features on the site. Functions such as saved preferences, language settings, and automatic login may not work as expected if cookies are fully disabled.
Flash Cookie Settings
Flash cookies, also referred to as local shared objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager, which provides controls for permissions, storage limits, and security parameters.
Through the Flash Player manager, users can:
- Set storage limits for Flash data on their device;
- Control which websites are permitted to store Flash cookies;
- Adjust privacy and security settings for Flash content.
Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may interfere with certain website functions. Language preferences, saved settings, and automatic login features may not operate correctly if Flash cookie storage is fully restricted.
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