Cookie Policy

YOUR CONSENT

By continuing to use Blaze Social, you consent to our use of cookies and similar technologies as described in this policy. You can manage your cookie preferences as detailed in the "Managing Cookie Preferences" section below.

2.1 Operational Framework

Cookies serve several critical functions including Session Management (maintaining state persistence across distinct HTTP requests), Personalization (retrieval of user-specific configuration parameters), and Security (utilizing unique identifiers to detect and mitigate malicious activity). Our platform utilizes First-Party cookies for core architectural integrity and Third-Party cookies for asynchronous telemetry and marketing attribution.

2.2 Comparative Technologies

In addition to traditional RFC 6265 cookies, we leverage HTML5 Local Storage for high-capacity state retention, Web Beacons (transparent 1x1 GIF/PNG assets) for behavioral tracking, and Mobile SDKs for terminal-specific telemetry. We also employ device fingerprinting and unique identifier generation for terminal-specific security validation.

Authentication tokens and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) identifiers are strictly necessary for platform integrity. These identifiers expire according to security protocols but are required for all authenticated sessions to prevent session hijacking and unauthorized data access. Load balancing and traffic management cookies ensure continuous availability and resilience against denial-of-service vectors. Blockchain-related state persistence is required for Web3 interactions and marketplace structural integrity.

We utilize third-party telemetry frameworks (Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Firebase) to collect path navigation data, session duration metrics, error rate statistics, and feature utilization telemetry. This data is processed on an aggregate basis to optimize resource allocation and architectural improvements. Opt-out mechanisms for these services are provided by the respective third-party vendors and are subject to their independent privacy frameworks.

Retention periods are determined by data utility and security requirements. Session-scoped storage persists only for the duration of the active browser lifecycle. Persistent identifiers are retained according to the following schedule: Security/Auth: 30 days; Configuration/Preferences: 365 days; Categorical Telemetry: 730 days; Marketing Attribution: 395 days (subject to regional regulatory variations). Manual deletion via terminal settings remains available at the user's discretion.