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# Cookie Policy
*Last updated: 23.06.2025*
**1. What Are Cookies?**
Cookies are small data files generated by a web server, transmitted over the Internet, and stored on a user’s device via their browser.
The FCM Website and Platform (“Website”) use cookies and similar technologies to:
* Recognize users and their devices
* Store user preferences and session data
* Improve platform functionality and performance
* Analyze usage to optimize user experience
* Manage and personalize content (including potential ads in the future)
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**2. Types of Cookies**
**(a) By Domain Origin**
* **First-party cookies**: Set and read exclusively by the FCM domain.
* **Third-party cookies**: Set and read by external service providers (e.g., analytics or cloud hosting).
**(b) By Storage Duration**
* **Session cookies**: Temporary cookies deleted when you close your browser. They allow the Website to remember your actions while navigating between pages.
* **Persistent cookies**: Stored on your device until deleted or expired. These may retain preferences such as language settings or login sessions.
**(c) By Purpose**
* **Strictly necessary cookies**: Essential for core functionality (e.g., navigation, wallet connection). Cannot be disabled.
* **Analytics cookies**: Collect anonymized data to understand usage patterns and improve performance.
* **Marketing cookies** (future use): May track visits across websites to deliver personalized advertising.
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**3. Use of Cookies Without Consent**
In line with common data protection principles, FCM may store cookies without explicit user consent when:
* They are strictly necessary to transmit a message over an electronic communications network; or
* They are strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by the user (e.g., connecting a wallet, maintaining login).
All other cookies (analytics, marketing) will be stored only with your consent, which you can withdraw at any time.
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**4. Managing Cookies**
You can manage, restrict, or delete cookies through your browser settings. Note that disabling essential cookies may affect the proper functioning of the Website and Platform.
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**5. Updates to this Cookie Policy**
We may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect new technologies, practices, or legal requirements. Updates will be published on this page with a revised “last updated” date.
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