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Cookies & storage

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The table below is generated from the same registry the apps themselves read (@snapories/ui), so it cannot describe something we do not do.

What Snapories keeps on your device comes in two kinds. The essentials — two cookies and a short list of values in your browser's local storage — are first-party and needed to give you the thing you came for: one cookie is the pass that keeps your photos attached to you if you come back later; the other lasts a day and a half and only exists while you are booking an event. We also count page views on our own server so we can see which pages help; that keeps nothing on your device. The second kind is optional: Reddit's ad measurement tag, which runs on this site only if you say yes, and stops the moment you say no.

Which of these you can choose

European law (ePrivacy / TDDDG § 25) asks for your permission before a website stores or reads anything on your device that is not strictly necessary for the service you asked for. What matters is the purpose, not whether it is a cookie. The essentials below — including both cookies we set, spr_id, which remembers who you are so your photos come back to you, and spr_oclaim, which proves your booking confirmation is the one you paid from — are strictly necessary, so the law asks us to tell you about them rather than to ask. Ad measurement is not, so it is off until you turn it on: that is the choice the banner offers, with Reject all and Accept all side by side, and nothing optional runs until you answer.

Things we deliberately do not use

  • Third-party analytics — no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Matomo, no vendor of any kind. Our own page counter is first-party and is listed in the table above.
  • Other advertising pixels — no Meta pixel, no TikTok or Google tags, no retargeting from them. Reddit's tag is the only one, and only with your OK.
  • Third-party fonts — our fonts are served from our own servers, so no request ever leaves for a font provider.
  • Embedded payment scripts — paying takes you to Stripe's or PayPal's own page, so their software never runs on ours.
  • Email open tracking — our messages contain no tracking pixel.

Your controls

  • Global Privacy Control — if your browser sends it, we treat it as a no to anything optional, and we will not ask again.
  • Clear everything — clearing site data and cookies in your browser removes every value listed above. In the guest app that also signs you out of your film roll, which is the point.
  • Change your mind — the Cookies link in the footer opens your settings from any page, in one click.

Questions: privacy@snapories.com · See also the Privacy Policy.