Effective Date: July 10, 2026
This policy explains what cookies are, which ones Dangerz Kickz & Collectibles LLC uses on this website, why we use them, and how you can control them. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. It holds a short piece of information, such as a random identifier for your shopping cart. The next time you load a page, your browser sends that file back, and the site can recognize your session. Cookies cannot run programs and cannot carry viruses.
We also use technologies that work like cookies. Local storage keeps data in your browser without sending it back with every request. Pixels, sometimes called web beacons, are tiny images that tell us an email was opened or a page was viewed. When this policy says cookies, it means all of these.
Strictly necessary cookies. These make the site work. They keep items in your cart between pages, remember that you are signed in, protect checkout from cross site request forgery, and balance traffic across our servers. The site cannot function without them, so they cannot be switched off from inside the site.
Preference cookies. These remember choices you made, such as your country, your currency, your shoe size filter, and whether you dismissed a banner. They make your next visit smoother, but the site still works without them.
Analytics cookies. These count visits, show us which product pages people spend time on, and tell us where visitors come from. The reports are aggregated. They tell us that two hundred people looked at a listing, not that you did.
Marketing cookies. These let us show relevant ads on other sites and stop you seeing the same ad over and over. They may be set by advertising partners on our pages. They can also measure whether an ad led to a sale.
First party cookies are set by our own domain. Third party cookies are set by a service we embed, such as an analytics provider, a payment processor, an embedded video, or a social media feed. We do not control what those companies do with the data they collect, so please read their own policies.
Session cookies are deleted the moment you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period, which may run from a few days up to two years, so the site can recognize you when you return. You can delete both types at any time.
Most browsers let you see which cookies are stored, delete them one at a time or all at once, block cookies from a specific site, block all third party cookies, or clear cookies when you close the browser.
● Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies and other site data.
● Safari: Settings, then Safari, then Block All Cookies.
● Firefox: Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
● Edge: Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.
If you block strictly necessary cookies, your cart will empty when you move between pages and you will not be able to check out. That is not a fault in the site.
When you visit for the first time, a banner asks whether you accept cookies beyond the strictly necessary ones. You may accept all, reject the optional ones, or open the settings and pick category by category. You can change your answer later using the link in the footer.
Some browsers can send a do not track signal. There is no common standard for what a site should do when it receives one, so our site does not respond to it. You can still control cookies using the methods above.
Our newsletters contain a small pixel that tells us whether the message was opened and whether a link was clicked. This helps us send fewer and better emails. Turning off images in your email program stops the pixel from loading.
We may add or remove tools, and this policy will change with them. The effective date at the top shows the current version. Please check it now and then.
For visitors in regions with strict privacy law, our legal basis differs by category. Strictly necessary cookies run because they are needed to deliver a service you asked for, which is a contract basis. Preference, analytics, and marketing cookies run only after you consent, and you may withdraw that consent at any time with no penalty. Withdrawing consent does not undo processing that already happened lawfully.
Most cookies hold a random string rather than your name. That string can still be linked to you if you are signed in, so we treat cookie data as personal data when it is connected to an account. Everything in our Privacy Policy about storage, sharing, and your rights applies to that data. You can ask for a copy of it or ask us to delete it using the same email address.
● Payment processors, which set a cookie during checkout to guard against fraud.
● Analytics providers, which measure page views and traffic sources.
● Social media platforms, which set cookies when a feed or share button loads.
● Advertising partners, which measure whether an ad brought a visitor to us.
We keep this list short on purpose. Every extra script slows the site and adds a company that can see your visit. If we drop a partner, their cookies stop being set, though any file already on your device stays until it expires or you delete it.
Phone browsers hide these settings under the same privacy menus, though the wording differs. On a phone you can also reset the advertising identifier that apps use, which is separate from browser cookies and is controlled in your device settings rather than in the browser.
Questions about cookies? Write to Daniel Price, Owner, Dangerz Kickz & Collectibles LLC, at dan@dangerzkickzcollectibles.com, or call (941) 769-3237.
