This Cookie Notice explains how GoBlam uses cookies, local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, SDKs, and similar technologies. The Privacy Notice explains how personal data created by these technologies is handled.

GoBlam updates this notice when it adds, removes, or changes tracking tools, analytics tools, advertising platforms, checkout tools, or security signals in a way that materially changes this notice.

Strictly necessary cookies and storage help provide services you request. They may support login, session security, routing, locale selection, CSRF protection, consent storage, checkout continuity, and service availability.

These technologies may be used without opt-in consent where they are required to provide a requested service or keep the service secure.

Preference technologies remember choices such as language, locale, display settings, and consent preferences. They help keep the experience consistent across visits.

Analytics technologies measure usage, errors, performance, funnels, and product quality. GoBlam minimizes personal data in analytics and avoids collecting raw payment, payout, identity, or support evidence through analytics tools.

Non-essential analytics run only after valid consent where required. If analytics can lawfully run without consent in a specific country or configuration, GoBlam documents that decision.

Advertising cookies and pixels may support campaign attribution, conversion measurement, retargeting, and ad optimization when configured and legally permitted. GoBlam may use tools such as Google tags or Meta Pixel only when enabled and allowed by your consent settings where consent is required.

Campaign tracking must not misrepresent purchase, prize, or contest behavior. Advertising audiences avoid sensitive, underage, restricted-jurisdiction, or legally inappropriate targeting.

Security cookies and similar signals may help protect accounts, contests, purchases, Prize Payouts, and service integrity. Security signals may include device or browser fingerprints, hashed identifiers, IP-derived risk data, and abuse-prevention context.

Device fingerprints and network-risk indicators are described clearly enough for transparency without exposing anti-abuse methods. Raw IP addresses and raw user agents are minimized or hashed where practical.

• Customer authentication storage, including player_token in local storage: keeps signed-in customer sessions and protects account access until sign-out, expiry, or manual deletion.
• Locale storage, including the PARAGLIDE_LOCALE cookie where used: remembers language or locale choices.
• Consent preference storage, including goblam_cookie_consent in local storage: records consent version, optional category choice, and decision timestamp.
• Live contest session storage, including goblam:live:* keys: caches live leaderboard, rank trend, and rating trend data for the current browser session.
• First-party attribution storage, including goblam_signup_attribution in local storage where marketing consent allows it: records UTM parameters, gclid, fbclid, landing path, referrer, and capture time for signup attribution.
• Google tags and analytics, where configured and allowed by your consent settings where required: may use Google tag storage such as _ga or _gcl_* cookies and conversion events for site usage and campaign measurement.
• Meta Pixel and Meta Conversions API, where configured and allowed by your consent settings where required: may use _fbp and _fbc cookies, event IDs, page URLs, IP address, user agent, and limited allowed event data for advertising attribution and conversion measurement.
• Security and risk signals: help detect duplicate accounts, proxy abuse, fraud, and service misuse.

GoBlam reviews the provider list, storage names, durations, and first-party or third-party status whenever tracking tools change.

Where required, Customers can accept all, reject non-essential, and manage categories. Refusing non-essential cookies does not block core service access unless GoBlam confirms a lawful feature-specific reason.

You can change cookie preferences from the Cookie preferences control in the footer. Withdrawal of consent stops future non-essential tracking as soon as practical.

Browser and device settings may also let you block, delete, or limit cookies and similar technologies. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may cause parts of GoBlam to stop working correctly.

GoBlam may keep consent records with version, timestamp, categories, and enough context to prove the choice. Consent controls avoid dark patterns, bundled consent, pre-ticked choices, or misleading button hierarchy.