ℹ️ 1. What are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website, used to remember login states, operating preferences, language, device settings, traffic sources, or interaction history. In addition to Cookies, we may also use pixels, tags, SDKs, Local Storage, or similar technologies to achieve comparable functions.
🧩 2. Types We Use
| Type | Purpose | Recommended Default State |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary technologies | Login, security, anti-abuse, shopping process, form retention | Yes, required for core website functions |
| Functional technologies | Remember language, region, interface preferences | Depends on jurisdiction and functional needs |
| Analytics technologies | Traffic statistics, performance monitoring, conversion analysis | No, recommend activating after consent |
| Marketing technologies | Ad effectiveness measurement, remarketing, referral program attribution | No, recommend activating after consent |
📋 3. Common Technologies List
The table below lists the technologies actually used by maybeits.me (A Better You) and their durations:
| Name or Type | Provider | Purpose | Duration/Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Locale cookie (NEXT_LOCALE) | maybeits.me (first-party) | Remembers your selected language version | Expires at the end of the browser session |
| Region detection | Cloudflare (CF-IPCountry connection header) | Displays language, currency, and localized content based on your connection | Determined server-side in real time; no cookie is stored on your device |
| Analytics and marketing tools | Not currently used (no Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, etc.) | — | If introduced in the future, this policy will be updated first and such tools will be activated only with your consent |
⚙️ 4. How to Manage Preferences
- You can delete or block Cookies through your browser settings.
- If the website provides a Cookie Preference Center, you can also adjust the consent status for analytics and marketing categories there.
- If you block strictly necessary technologies, some website functions may not operate properly, such as logging in, checking out, or viewing exclusive content.
🔗 5. Third-Party Tools
Some Cookies or tracking technologies may be set or read by third-party providers and processed according to their own policies. The types, purposes, and cross-border transfers of third-party services are described in our Privacy Policy.
🔄 6. Policy Updates
When we add, remove, or replace tracking technologies, we will update this policy and the Cookie preference settings accordingly. If changes significantly impact your rights, we will notify you in an appropriate manner.