Blundr Cookie and Similar Technologies Policy
Last updated: October 9, 2026
This Policy explains how Blundr uses cookies, local storage, pixels, and similar technologies on blundr.io and related web services. It should be read with the Blundr Privacy Policy.
1. Necessary technologies
Blundr uses technologies that are reasonably necessary to provide the Service, including authentication, session continuity, account security, fraud prevention, request integrity, load balancing, billing handoff, consent-state storage, and essential user settings. Where applicable law allows, these technologies operate without optional consent because the requested Service cannot function properly without them.
2. Preference technologies
We may use first-party storage to remember choices that you ask us to remember, such as interface preferences, training preferences, or cookie choices. Where law requires consent for a particular preference technology, we will request it before using that technology.
3. Analytics technologies
Blundr uses Google Analytics on its website to understand visits and product usage. Optional Google Analytics remains disabled until you choose Accept analytics. Advertising storage, advertising user data, and advertising personalization remain disabled.
Analytics consent is optional. Rejecting analytics does not prevent you from using the core Service. You may withdraw consent at any time through Cookie or Privacy Settings.
4. Advertising technologies
At launch, Blundr does not use third-party behavioral-advertising cookies and does not use personal information for targeted advertising based on activity across unrelated businesses or services.
If that practice changes, we will update this Policy and provide the consent or opt-out controls required by law before the change takes effect.
5. Your choices
When this browser has no saved choice, the website shows equally accessible Accept analytics and Reject analytics buttons. Rejecting keeps optional analytics off. Your choice is remembered on this browser.
You can change your selection later using the website’s Privacy choices button or Settings → Allow optional product analytics. Signed-in choices are also saved to your account when available. If account synchronization fails, we tell you and retain the browser choice. You may also use browser controls to block or delete cookies, although blocking necessary technologies may prevent parts of the Service from functioning.
6. Browser privacy signals
Blundr honors legally required browser-based privacy signals for activities to which those signals apply. At launch, Blundr does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, so there is no sale/sharing activity to opt out of.
7. Cookie inventory
The website analytics configuration uses the following optional cookies and preference storage. Google cookie durations below are its defaults; browser restrictions and Google property settings can shorten them.
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
_ga | Google Analytics | Distinguish website visitors | Optional analytics; only after acceptance | Default up to 2 years |
_ga_GWZHH3D6LB | Google Analytics | Maintain analytics session state | Optional analytics; only after acceptance | Default up to 2 years |
blundr_optional_analytics_consent | Blundr | Remember your Accept/Reject choice | Necessary preference storage | Until changed or browser storage is cleared |
Authentication and essential settings use separate storage necessary to provide the features you request. The Google tag is excluded from the native mobile app.
8. Contact
Privacy questions: privacy@blundr.io
Operator identity and postal address: see the Legal Notice linked from the Service footer.