Where applicable law requires consent, Peekamoji does not use non-essential cookies or similar technologies for analytics, advertising or comparable optional purposes until you have made a valid choice. You can change that choice later through the cookie or privacy controls made available to you.
What this policy covers
This Cookie Policy explains how Peekamoji ApS uses cookies, software development kits (“SDKs”), local storage, pixels, device identifiers and similar technologies on our websites, apps and related services.
It should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains more broadly how we process personal data.
Not every technology described below is necessarily active in every country, device, app version or part of Peekamoji. The technologies actually used may change as our Platform develops.
What cookies & similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files stored by a browser on your device. They can help a website remember a session, preference or other information between requests or visits.
Local storage and similar browser technologies can store information on your device for functionality, preferences or security.
SDKs are software components used inside mobile apps. They can support functions such as analytics, crash reporting, authentication, notifications, advertising measurement, payments or security.
Device identifiers, pixels and similar signals may help recognize a device, measure an interaction, secure a service or understand how a feature is used.
Where we use them
Cookies and similar technologies may be used across Peekamoji’s websites, web-based legal pages, authentication flows, applications and related services where technically relevant.
In mobile apps, traditional browser cookies may be less important than SDKs, app storage, push-notification identifiers, advertising identifiers, device identifiers and similar technologies.
We may use these technologies to operate the service, keep accounts secure, remember choices, understand performance, diagnose errors, measure product use, support advertising or attribution, and comply with legal obligations.
Categories we use
Depending on the service and your choices, technologies may fall into these broad categories:
- Strictly necessary / essential: needed for security, authentication, fraud prevention, network management, consent storage or core functionality.
- Preferences / functionality: remember choices such as language, settings or interface preferences.
- Analytics / performance: help us understand usage, reliability, crashes, feature performance and how the Platform can be improved.
- Advertising / measurement: may support ad delivery, campaign measurement, attribution, frequency control or understanding whether an advertisement resulted in an install or other event.
The precise categorization of a technology can depend on how it is configured and used.
Essential technologies
Some technologies are necessary for the service to function securely and as requested. These may be used without optional consent where permitted by law.
Examples can include technologies used to:
- maintain a login or secure session;
- protect against fraud, abuse, malicious traffic or account compromise;
- remember your cookie-consent choice;
- route traffic and provide technical service delivery;
- support requested payment, authentication or security functionality; and
- maintain basic accessibility or technical preferences needed to deliver the service.
Preferences & functionality
Where enabled, preference and functionality technologies can remember choices you make so Peekamoji behaves more consistently for you.
Examples can include language, display preferences, previously selected settings, feature state or other interface choices.
Disabling these technologies may cause some optional convenience features to work less consistently.
Analytics & performance
We may use analytics and performance technologies to understand how people use Peekamoji and how reliably our services operate.
They can help us measure matters such as page or screen usage, feature interactions, session activity, app performance, crashes, errors, loading times and aggregated usage patterns.
Where the law requires consent for these technologies, we use them only after a valid consent choice has been made.
Advertising & measurement
If Peekamoji uses advertising, campaign measurement or install-attribution technologies, they may process information such as device or advertising identifiers, IP address, campaign information, app-install or conversion events and other measurement signals.
These technologies may be used to understand whether advertising led to an install or other relevant action, measure campaign performance, control ad frequency or support advertising services.
Where applicable law requires consent for advertising or cross-service tracking, we request that consent separately. Accepting our Terms of Use is not treated as consent to optional advertising tracking.
Device-level privacy controls, including mobile operating-system tracking or advertising settings, may also affect whether these technologies can operate.
Mobile apps, SDKs & device identifiers
Peekamoji’s mobile apps may use SDKs and device-level technologies for functionality such as authentication, notifications, analytics, crash reporting, content delivery, security, payments, advertising or measurement.
Depending on the provider and configuration, these technologies may process device information, app version, operating system, IP address, technical identifiers, usage events, crash information or advertising identifiers.
Access to certain identifiers or device functions may depend on permissions or controls provided by Apple, Google or the device operating system.
Third parties
Some technologies may be provided by third-party service providers acting for Peekamoji, for example providers of hosting, analytics, authentication, crash reporting, payments, advertising, attribution, fraud prevention or consent management.
Some third parties may process information as independent controllers for their own purposes under their own privacy information. Where relevant, their terms or notices may also apply.
We do not list a provider here unless it is actually used, because our technical stack can change. Where required by law, the consent interface or related notice can identify the active providers and purposes in more detail.
Consent & legal basis
For strictly necessary technologies, we may rely on the fact that they are required to provide a service you requested, maintain security or meet another applicable legal basis.
Where consent is legally required for storing or accessing information on a device — including many analytics, advertising or tracking technologies — we request consent before using those technologies.
When personal data is processed through these technologies, the legal basis under data-protection law depends on the purpose. It may include consent, performance of a contract, legitimate interests or compliance with a legal obligation, as described further in our Privacy Policy.
How to manage your choices
You may be able to manage optional cookie or tracking choices through the consent controls presented on Peekamoji’s websites or services.
You can also use browser controls to block or delete cookies and local storage, although doing so may affect website functionality.
On mobile devices, Apple and Google provide privacy, advertising, notification, location and app-permission controls that can affect how identifiers and SDK-based technologies operate.
Withdrawing consent does not make processing carried out before withdrawal unlawful. Essential technologies may continue to operate where they are required for security or a service you request.
Retention
Different cookies and similar technologies may remain active for different periods. Some are session-based and expire when a session ends, while others persist for a defined period so they can remember a choice or perform their intended function.
Information produced by analytics, security, advertising or similar technologies may be retained separately from the cookie or identifier itself. Retention depends on the purpose, provider, legal requirements and the safeguards described in our Privacy Policy.
Where a consent-management interface provides technology-specific expiry information, that information supplements this policy.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when our technology, providers, consent tools or legal requirements change. The “Last Updated” date at the top identifies the latest published version.
Where a change materially affects how optional technologies are used, we will update the relevant consent information and request a new choice where required by law.
Contact & related links
Questions about cookies, SDKs or similar technologies can be sent to support@peekamoji.com.
Peekamoji ApS
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