Cookies

Effective date: September 21, 2026
Last updated: September 30, 2026

This section covers cookies and similar technologies Company uses on BulkiApps.com, in the app and through its storefront features. Cookies store small text files in a browser; similar technologies include local and session storage, pixels, SDKs and service workers. A Merchant or another provider may separately use technologies described in its own notice.

Categories. Strictly necessary technologies support authentication, security, consent records and core functions a user requests; we treat a technology as strictly necessary only when a function you request needs it, and optional-cookie controls do not disable those functions. Functional technologies remember optional preferences and settings, subject to required choices. Analytics and performance technologies measure usage, errors and reliability, with prior consent where required. Advertising technologies on BulkiApps.com let advertising partners measure and target Company's own ads; they are not used in the app or in storefront features, and Merchant-controlled data is never used for advertising.

Technology inventory

The inventory identifies each technology's context, data, purpose, duration, recipient and available choice.

Shared network activity. Storefront features also report views, clicks and named events to the app proxy without setting a cookie. These requests are not anonymous; see the shared technical processing note in Section 3.

Choices and retention

On BulkiApps.com, the consent model depends on where you are. For visitors in the United States, the analytics, session-recording and advertising technologies above load by default, as U.S. state privacy laws allow; turn any of them off at any time with Manage cookies in the website footer. For visitors elsewhere, they load only if you accept optional cookies in the cookie banner. Either way, opting out of sale or sharing (Section 15, or the Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link in the footer), or sending a Global Privacy Control signal, turns off the advertising technologies, and the Meta Pixel runs with Meta's Limited Data Use setting, which applies California's rules to California residents. We tell the two models apart from your browser's time-zone setting, which stays on your device and is not sent anywhere; when it is unclear, you are asked. For storefront choices, use the store's controls or contact Merchant. Merchant configures its store's privacy notice and consent tools; Company remains responsible for what its features collect and store. Where the inventory says so, a feature checks the store's consent signal before using preference storage. A Merchant's approval of the app is not consent from its Shoppers. Optional technologies remain inactive until valid consent where required, with rejection and withdrawal available. Where opt-out rules apply, required controls and recognized preference signals, including applicable Global Privacy Control signals, are honored. Rejecting one optional purpose does not withdraw unrelated service requests, and necessary preference records may be retained.

Browser settings can restrict or remove storage and may affect functions. Push notifications always need the browser's own permission; disable them in browser site permissions or supplied subscription controls. Cookie choices do not necessarily revoke push permission or erase server records, and disabling push does not necessarily clear storage. Choices apply to the relevant browser or device unless account-wide controls are expressly provided.

The inventory gives device-storage durations. Some local entries have no automatic expiry; a feature can stop using an expired timestamp without deleting it. Server records follow Section 9 and the Schedule. Clearing browser storage does not erase all server records; applicable deletion rights remain available.