This Cookie Policy explains how Signalshowz Media Ltd. utilizes cookies, HTML5 local storage tokens, and related tracking mechanisms when you browse our European tournament platform at signalshowz.hair.
1. What are Cookies and Storage Tokens?
A cookie is a small alphanumeric text file stored in your web browser directory when visiting websites. HTML5 `localStorage` operates similarly by storing key-value pairs locally within your browser sandbox to preserve essential UI states (such as retaining month filter selections or dismissing notification banners) without transmitting data across external servers.
2. Complete Cookie & Local Storage Inventory
| Identifier / Token | Category | Lifespan | Functional Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
signalshowz_cookie_consent |
Strictly Necessary | Persistent (365 Days) | Stores your decision (Accept/Reject) on the bottom cookie banner so the popup remains closed across sessions. |
__cf_bm / cf_clearance |
Strictly Necessary | Session / 24 Hours | Injected by Cloudflare CDN edge servers to prevent malicious bot requests and ensure web application firewall integrity. |
cal_month_pref |
Functional Preference | Persistent (90 Days) | Remembers the user's active calendar month (e.g. May 2026 vs June 2026) during subsequent visits. |
_pk_id / _pk_ses |
Anonymized Measurement | 30 Days / Session | Aggregated privacy-compliant analytics to count page views and popular European event cards without personally identifying individuals. |
3. How to Manage and Opt-Out via Browser Controls
You have the legal right to disable non-essential cookies at any time. You can adjust your browser settings to automatically reject cookies or notify you whenever a cookie is created:
- Google Chrome: Settings ➔ Privacy and security ➔ Third-party cookies.
- Mozilla Firefox: Settings ➔ Privacy & Security ➔ Enhanced Tracking Protection.
- Apple Safari: Preferences ➔ Privacy ➔ Block all cookies.
- Microsoft Edge: Settings ➔ Cookies and site permissions ➔ Manage and delete cookies and site data.
Note that disabling strictly necessary functional cookies may prevent calendar filters and layout settings from persisting correctly across navigation.