This Cookie Policy explains how Plaz may use cookies and comparable storage technologies when users visit the website or interact with platform features. These technologies help the service work properly and help us understand and improve the user experience.

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small data files stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies can include local storage, session tokens, and pixels that are used to remember information or recognize activity across visits.

2. Why Plaz Uses Cookies

Plaz may use essential cookies to keep users signed in, maintain session state, remember interface settings, support moderation and security controls, and ensure that core site functions work correctly.

Where enabled, cookies may also support analytics, diagnostics, traffic measurement, and product improvement so that we can better understand performance and usability.

3. Types of Cookies

Some cookies are temporary and expire once a browser session ends. Others may remain for a longer period so that the platform can recognize return visits, preserve preferences, or maintain a smoother experience over time.

4. Third-Party Technologies

Some third-party providers involved in hosting, analytics, security, or embedded services may also set cookies or similar technologies when users interact with parts of the platform they support. Those providers may process data according to their own policies and contractual obligations.

5. Managing Cookies

Users can typically control cookies through browser settings, including deleting existing cookies, blocking future cookies, or setting preferences for site data. Depending on applicable law or region, additional consent tools may also be used for non-essential technologies.

6. Effects of Disabling Cookies

If cookies are disabled, some parts of Plaz may not function correctly. Login flows, saved settings, security checks, and some interactive features may be limited or unavailable.

7. Policy Changes

This Cookie Policy may be updated to reflect changes in platform operation, third-party tools, or legal requirements. The version posted on this page will be the current version in effect.