Cookie Policy
Last Updated: September 2026
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies and local browser storage (such as HTML5 LocalStorage) are small data files placed on your device when you visit websites. They are widely used to maintain security, enable interactive web features, preserve authenticated sessions, and measure platform effectiveness.
2. Categories of Cookies We Use
A. Strictly Necessary & Authentication Cookies
These tokens are essential for core platform operation. We use Firebase Authentication persistence and encrypted session tokens to keep your operative profile securely signed in, preserve your room deployment progress, and prevent cross-site request forgery (CSRF).
B. Advertising & Google AdSense Cookies
ByteBreach partners with Google AdSense to serve advertisements across our platform. Google and its third-party advertising partners use cookies (such as DoubleClick cookies) to serve ads based on your prior visits to ByteBreach or other websites on the Internet.
These cookies help show relevant advertisements and limit the number of times you see a specific ad.
C. Functional & Preferences Cookies
These cookies remember choices you make (such as UI preferences, audio cues, or dismissed banners) to deliver a consistent, personalized experience.
3. How to Manage and Opt Out of Cookies
You have full control over your cookie preferences:
- Google Personalized Ads Opt-Out: Visit Google Ads Settings to customize your Google ad experience or opt out of interest-based ads.
- Industry Opt-Out Platforms: Opt out of third-party behavioral advertising at aboutads.info/choices or Your Online Choices (EU).
- Browser Controls: Most web browsers allow you to reject all cookies, block third-party cookies, or clear existing cookies through their settings. Note that disabling strictly necessary cookies will prevent you from staying signed in.
4. Additional Privacy Disclosures
For a comprehensive review of our data protection practices, please read our full Privacy Policy or contact us at support@bytebreach.in.