Cookies and storage

What this page covers

Not only cookies. The law about storing things on your device covers anything a site keeps there: cookies, local storage and the browser database. PartyMind uses the last two, and this page lists everything.

What we store on your device

Your sign-in session. Kept by Firebase Authentication in the browser database so you stay signed in between visits. It lasts until you sign out. Strictly necessary.

pm-consent — what you chose in the cookie banner, and the version of the policy you chose it against, so we do not ask again on every page. Strictly necessary.

pm-consent-id — a random identifier that ties your choice to the record we keep as proof that consent was given. It is not used to recognise you anywhere else. Strictly necessary.

pm-checkout-session — the identifier of a payment in progress, so the page you land on after paying can check whether the payment went through. Cleared once it has. Strictly necessary.

pm-auth-return — the page you were on before signing in, so you come back to it. Cleared on return. Strictly necessary.

Why none of this asks for your consent

Storage that is needed to provide the service you asked for does not require prior consent under Article 399(3) of the Polish Electronic Communications Law. It still has to be disclosed, which is what this page does.

What would need your consent

Analytics and marketing, if we ever add them. The banner already has switches for both, and both are off and connected to nothing. If that changes, this page will list what was added, and nothing will run until you turn it on. Refusing stays as easy as accepting, and you can change your mind at any time.

How to change your mind

Use Manage cookies in the footer. Turning something off counts as withdrawing consent, and we record it the same way we recorded the consent. You can also delete or block storage in your browser settings; the app keeps working, but you will be asked about cookies again and signed out.

Content loaded from other companies

The map on an invitation comes from Google Maps. It is behind a button: nothing is fetched from Google, and no data about you leaves the page, until you press Show the map.

Type. We serve our fonts from this website, not from Google Fonts, so opening a page does not tell Google that you did.

Site icons in a plan. When a plan links to a site, its icon is fetched from Google's public icon service. That reveals to Google which icon was requested, and nothing about you.

Do Not Track

We do not follow you across other websites, so a Do Not Track signal has nothing to switch off here, and we do not respond to it separately.

Changes

The date at the top of this page is the date of the version you are reading. Questions: contact@party-mind.com.