Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy
Effective Date: February 28 2026

This Cookies Policy explains what cookies and similar tracking technologies (collectively, “cookies”) are used on the Forgiveness+ website, member portal, and any related web‑applications (collectively, the “Site”). It describes the purposes for which we use them, the choices you have, and how you can manage or disable them. This policy works in conjunction with our Privacy Policy and Digital Product License Agreement.

1. What Are Cookies?

  • Cookies – Small text files placed on your device by a web server when you visit a website. They store a unique identifier and can retain information such as preferences, session data, or tracking identifiers.

  • Similar Technologies – Includes local storage, session storage, web beacons, pixel tags, and device fingerprints that serve comparable purposes.

2. Categories of Cookies We Use

Category, Example, Purpose, and Duration

Strictly Necessary

session_id, auth_token

Keep you logged in, remember your basket, enable secure navigation, enforce license restrictions.

Session (deleted when you close the browser) or up to 30 days for authentication tokens.

Performance / Analytics

Google Analytics ga, Amplitude amplitudeid

Measure how visitors use the Site, track page views, button clicks, completion of the 7‑day protocol, and overall app performance.

Typically 2 years (Google Analytics) or 1 year (Amplitude).

Functional / Preference

theme_mode, language_pref

Remember your chosen UI theme (light/dark), language, and other UI preferences across sessions.

Up to 1 year.

Marketing / Advertising

fb_pixel, google_ads_conversion

Deliver targeted advertising, retargeting, and measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns (e.g., Facebook, Google Ads).

Up to 180 days (Facebook) or 90 days (Google Ads).

Third‑Party Embedded Content

YouTube video embeds, Vimeo players, social‑share buttons

Enable playback of hosted videos, allow sharing of content, and collect usage data from the third‑party provider.

Determined by the third‑party (usually session or 30 days).

Only the categories listed above are currently employed. We do not use “spyware,” “malware,” or any cookies that collect sensitive health‑diagnostic data.

3. Why We Use Cookies

GoalCookie Types InvolvedAuthentication & SecurityStrictly necessary cookies (session_id, auth_token).Remembering Your SelectionsFunctional cookies (theme_mode, language_pref).Understanding Site PerformanceAnalytics cookies (Google Analytics, Amplitude).Improving Product ExperienceAnalytics data informs which days of the protocol have higher completion rates, helping us refine the content.Marketing & AdvertisingMarketing cookies enable us to show relevant offers (e.g., upgrades to the All‑Access Protocol) and measure campaign ROI.Embedding External MediaThird‑party cookies allow video playback and social sharing without requiring you to leave the Site.

4. Your Consent & Choices

4.1 Initial Consent (EU/UK/EEA Visitors)

When you first visit the Site from the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or any jurisdiction that requires explicit consent, you will see a Cookie Banner that:

  1. Summarises the categories above.

  2. Provides two primary buttons: “Accept All” and “Manage Preferences.”

  3. Allows you to reject non‑essential categories (Performance, Functional, Marketing) while still enabling Strictly Necessary cookies (required for the Site to function).

Your selections are stored in a cookie named cookie_consent (expires after 12 months). Changing your mind is possible at any time via the Cookie Settings link in the site footer.

4.2 Managing Cookies After the Initial Choice

Method How to Use In‑App Settings Log in, go to Account → Privacy & Cookies, toggle each category on/off, then click Save Preferences.Browser ControlsMost browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies. Instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile browsers are linked in the footer.Do‑Not‑Track (DNT)If your browser sends a DNT header, we honor it by disabling all non‑essential cookies automatically.Opt‑Out LinksFor third‑party advertising networks, you can opt out globally: 
• Google Ads – https://adssettings.google.com/
• Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/settings/?tab=ads

4.3 Consequences of Disabling Certain Cookies

Disabled Category Effect on Your Experience Strictly Necessary The Site will not function (you cannot log in, access purchased content, or maintain a session).Performance / AnalyticsYou will still be able to use the Site, but we lose insight into usage patterns, which may affect future improvements.Functional / PreferenceYour UI preferences (theme, language) will revert to defaults each visit. Marketing / AdvertisingYou will continue to receive transactional emails (order confirmations) but will not see targeted ads or promotional offers. Third‑Party Embedded ContentEmbedded videos may not load, or you may be prompted to accept the third‑party’s own cookie banner.

5. How We Protect Cookie Data

  • Secure Transmission – All cookies that contain identifiers (session_id, auth_token) are flagged Secure and HttpOnly, ensuring they are only sent over HTTPS and inaccessible to client‑side scripts.

  • SameSite Attribute – Set to Lax for most cookies, Strict for authentication cookies, mitigating CSRF attacks.

  • Encryption at Rest – Any data derived from cookies (e.g., analytics identifiers) stored in our databases is encrypted using AES‑256.

  • Limited Retention – We purge expired cookies automatically; no indefinite storage.

6. Third‑Party Services & Their Cookies

ServiceType of Cookies SetPurposeGoogle Analytics_ga, _gid, _gatVisitor counting, page‑view tracking, funnel analysis.Amplitudeamplitude_idEvent‑level analytics (e.g., “Day 3 Completed”).Facebook Pixelfbp, fbcConversion tracking for Facebook ad campaigns.Google Adsgclid, IDEAttribution for Google ad clicks.YouTube / VimeoVarious session cookiesEnable video playback within the Site.OneSignal (push notifications)onesignalManage device tokens for push alerts.

All third‑party providers have their own privacy policies. By using our Site you agree to their terms as well.

7. International Data Transfers

Cookies may cause your browser to send data to servers located outside your country (e.g., Google’s servers in the United States). We rely on the same Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and adequacy decisions described in our Privacy Policy to ensure an adequate level of protection for any transferred data.

8. How Long We Keep Cookies

Cookie, Category, Typical Retention

Strictly NecessarySession (until browser closed) or up to 30 days for persistent auth tokens.
Functional / PreferenceUp to 1 year.
Performance / Analytics1–2 years (depending on provider).
Marketing / Advertising 90–180 days (provider‑defined).
Third‑Party Embedded
Determined by the third‑party (usually session or 30 days).

We regularly review retention periods and will delete cookies that have exceeded their purpose.

9. Your Rights Regarding Cookies

Under GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and other applicable privacy laws, you have the right to:

  1. Access – Request a copy of the information we have collected via cookies about you.

  2. Rectify – Correct inaccurate data (e.g., wrong language preference).

  3. Erase – Request deletion of personal data linked to cookies (excluding strictly necessary ones).

  4. Restrict – Limit processing of your data (e.g., disable analytics).

  5. Object – Object to marketing or profiling activities.

To exercise any of these rights, email privacy@forgiveness.plus with “Cookie Rights Request” in the subject line. We will respond within 30 days.

10. Changes to This Cookies Policy

We may update this policy to reflect new technologies, legal requirements, or changes in our practices. When we make a material change:

  • The revised policy will be posted on the Site with a new “Effective Date.”

  • A banner will appear for all users informing them of the update and providing a link to the full policy.

Your continued use of the Site after such notice indicates acceptance of the updated policy.

11. Contact Information

If you have any questions, concerns, or wish to modify your cookie preferences, please contact:

Cookie & Privacy Officer
Forgiveness+ LLC
1201 W Peachtree St NW Ste 2625 PMB 95440
Atlanta, GA 30309‑3499, United States
Email: privacy@forgiveness.plus
Phone: (404) 555‑0123 (business hours)

We will make a good‑faith effort to address your inquiry promptly.

This Cookies Policy is incorporated by reference into the Privacy Policy and the Digital Product License Agreement governing your use of Forgiveness+ products and services.

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