Browser-storage Notice
This policy provides comprehensive information about the use of browser records and similar tracking technologies on love-show.org.
What are Browser Records?
A browser record is a compact data entry placed on a device when a page loads. It can remember a language choice, a display preference or whether a consent panel has already been answered. The publisher may place a first-party record; an embedded service can place its own third-party record.
Browser Record Categories Used
1. Technically Required Browser Records
These browser records are necessary for the proper operation of the publication. Disabling them significantly impairs functionality. Examples:
| Name | Purpose | Storage Duration |
|---|---|---|
ru-theme | Stores the selected display option (Light/Dark Theme) | 1 Year |
__cf_bm | Cloudflare Bot Management - Protection against automated attacks | 30 Minutes |
Legal basis: Article 6(1)(f) UK GDPR (legitimate interest). Separate consent is not required.
2. Analytics Browser Records (Require Consent)
We use Cloudflare Web Analytics Cloudflare Web Analytics supplies broad traffic counts without building an individual visitor profile. The configuration does not rely on tracking cookies, stored IP addresses or browser fingerprinting; the desk receives totals such as page views and device categories.
Legal basis: Article 6(1)(a) UK GDPR (Consent).
3. Affiliate Tracking by Third Parties
An outbound operator link passes through the relevant affiliate platform before reaching the casino. Its referral record attributes a later registration to this publication. Love-show.org receives aggregate conversion totals, not the visitor's name, account credentials or payment details.
Please see the privacy notice of the respective provider for details on which specific browser records are set.
Browser Record Management
In Your Browser
Every major browser provides controls for removing saved records, rejecting new ones or limiting third-party storage. The browser vendor's support page explains the exact route for the current version:
Please note: Complete disabling may result in some features of our publication becoming unavailable.
Tracking Protection
Firefox and Safari include anti-tracking controls that restrict cross-site identifiers by default. Keeping those controls active reduces third-party observation without preventing the core pages from loading.
Updates
The notice changes when the publication adds, removes or reconfigures a storage technology. The revision date identifies which description applies to the current setup.
Last Updated: April 2026