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Cookie Policy
The cookies and consent storage Flaux uses across the public site and dashboard.
Effective date: August 2, 2026
Last updated: August 2, 2026
Overview
Flaux uses necessary first party cookies for login, OAuth security, safe redirects and saving privacy choices, and one optional first party analytics cookie that is only ever created after you allow analytics.
No third party analytics or marketing provider is used. Analytics events are sent to a Flaux operated endpoint and stored in the same MongoDB database Flaux already uses, not to an outside company.
Analytics And Marketing
Analytics is optional and off by default. It only starts after you choose Allow analytics or check the Analytics box and choose Save choices in Cookie settings. Before that choice, no analytics script runs, no analytics cookie exists and no page view or event is sent.
When allowed, Flaux records the page or dashboard section viewed, a small set of product events such as Chat Reward created or Automation paused, a coarse device category, the referring site's hostname, and the anonymous flaux_aid cookie value. It does not record your name, Discord user ID, server ID, IP address, or the content of any message, Chat Reward, or automation.
Analytics records are kept for 180 days and then deleted automatically. Rejecting or later revoking analytics stops new events immediately and removes the flaux_aid cookie; it does not retroactively delete already stored anonymous rows.
Marketing cookies are not listed because Flaux does not use a marketing or advertising tracking provider.
Consent Storage
The flaux_consent cookie stores the consent version, policy version, timestamp, expiry date and accepted categories. It does not store a Discord user ID or server ID.
The consent cookie is readable by client code so the website can reopen and update privacy choices.
Changing Your Choice
Use the Cookie settings link in the footer to reopen preferences. Rejecting non essential cookies keeps optional categories disabled. Withdrawing analytics consent stops future optional tracking and clears known Flaux optional tracking state where possible.
