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Cookie Policy

Cookie categories, affiliate attribution, and browser controls in plain language.

What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text records a website or service can store in a browser. Similar technologies include local storage and link parameters. They can remember a preference, keep a service secure, measure aggregate use, or attribute a visit to a commercial partner.

Cookies Used by Sidewalk Mystic

The current Sidewalk Mystic build sets no first-party cookies and writes nothing to local storage or session storage. Navigation, menus, and the mobile “See more” control work without saving a browser preference.

The build contains no analytics script, tag manager, advertising pixel, social widget, or visitor-account session. Hosting infrastructure still receives ordinary web requests, but those server records are not browser cookies set by Sidewalk Mystic.

Affiliate Attribution

Affiliate links contain tracking information in the destination URL. After a reader clicks, the operator or affiliate network may set its own cookie to attribute a registration or transaction. That cookie belongs to the third party and is governed by its policy. Sidewalk Mystic cannot read or remove cookies stored by an operator domain.

Managing Cookies

Browser settings can block, delete, or limit cookies. Blocking an operator’s cookies may prevent an offer from being attributed correctly and can affect that site’s login or cashier. It does not change the legal or consumer-protection status of the product. Readers should review each external site before allowing optional storage.

Sidewalk Mystic does not use a cookie choice as evidence that a person is eligible to gamble, located in Wisconsin, or entitled to an operator offer. Operators may apply their own geolocation, identity, age, and anti-fraud controls after a click. Clearing a browser cookie does not close an operator account, withdraw consent already given to a third party, or cancel an active self-exclusion request.

The Privacy Policy records the site’s current technical-data and third-party-link behavior.