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Cookie Policy

Effective September 12, 2026Last updated September 12, 2026

How Marbleland Labs may use cookies, local storage and similar technologies, and the choices available to users.

Contents

1. What This Policy Covers2. What Are Cookies3. Categories of Technologies4. Strictly Necessary Technologies5. Analytics and Performance6. Local Storage and Similar Technologies7. Third-Party Technologies8. Your Choices9. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track10. Retention11. Changes to This Policy12. Contact

What This Policy Covers

This Cookie Policy explains how Marbleland Labs may use cookies, local storage, pixels, software development kits and similar technologies (“Technologies”) on web properties that reference this Policy.

What Are Cookies

Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar Technologies can remember settings, support authentication, measure service performance or help detect abuse. Some are set directly by Marbleland; others may be set by service providers.

Categories of Technologies

CategoryPurposeTypical Status
Strictly NecessarySecurity, session management, load balancing, authentication and requested functionality.Used when needed for the feature.
PreferencesRemember interface, language, consent and product settings.Optional depending on feature.
AnalyticsUnderstand usage, reliability, performance and product interaction.Enabled only where configured and lawful.
Advertising / MeasurementMeasure campaigns or personalize advertising.Not required for the local prototype; if introduced, consent controls should be provided where required.

Strictly Necessary Technologies

These Technologies may be required to deliver a feature you request, maintain security, balance traffic, prevent fraud, remember consent choices or keep a session active. Disabling them can prevent features from working.

Analytics and Performance

If analytics is enabled, we may measure page views, feature usage, errors, performance and navigation patterns. We should configure analytics to collect only information reasonably necessary for product and reliability purposes.

Local Storage and Similar Technologies

Browser local storage may be used to save interface state, preferences or temporary application data. Clearing browser storage can reset these settings.

Third-Party Technologies

Third-party providers may set Technologies when their services are embedded or enabled. Their practices are governed by their own policies. Marbleland should list material providers in an appropriate product or consent interface when activated.

Your Choices

Where required by law, Marbleland will provide controls for non-essential Technologies. You may also manage cookies through browser settings. Blocking all cookies can affect authentication, preferences and other features.

Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Where applicable law requires recognition of browser-based opt-out preference signals, Marbleland will implement appropriate handling. Because legal standards continue to evolve, behavior may vary by jurisdiction and service configuration.

Retention

Cookie and local-storage retention varies by purpose. Session Technologies may expire when the session ends; preference or analytics Technologies may persist longer. Production implementations should document material durations in the consent interface or cookie inventory.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Policy as technologies, providers and legal requirements change. The revision date above reflects the latest version.

Contact

Questions about cookies or tracking should be sent to privacy@marbleland.io.

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