Wildzy Cookie Policy in Australia
Wildzy uses cookies to keep the platform running properly, protect user security, and improve the overall browsing experience. Some cookies are essential for the website to function, and others help analyse how the platform is used and adapt content accordingly. These technologies collect limited data and do not access private files on your device. Users visiting from Australia can manage their cookie preferences at any time through their browser settings.
How Wildzy Uses Cookies
When a user visits the Wildzy website, small files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, recognise returning visitors, and maintain session continuity.
Cookies are used to monitor website traffic, understand how users navigate the platform, and assess overall performance. The data collected through these technologies supports informed decisions about content and site improvements.
Importantly, cookies do not access internal files stored on a device. They do not retrieve personal documents, contacts, or any data unrelated to browsing activity on the site. Their scope is limited strictly to activity within the Wildzy platform.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
Session Cookies
Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a visit. They are automatically removed once the browser is closed and help maintain continuity during a single browsing session.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed. They allow the website to recognise returning users and retain saved preferences across multiple visits.
Analytical Cookies
Analytical cookies collect data about how users interact with the website. This information is used to identify patterns in traffic and improve platform performance over time.
All three cookie types serve a practical purpose. Together, they support a more convenient and personalised experience for every user visiting the site.
Your Cookie Choices
Users have full control over how cookies are managed. Browser settings allow a range of actions that affect how cookies are stored and used during site visits.
The following actions are available through most standard browser settings:
- Viewing all cookies currently stored on a device;
- Deleting cookies individually or in bulk;
- Blocking third-party cookies from being saved;
- Preventing specific websites from storing cookies;
- Clearing all cookies when the browser is closed;
- Managing Flash cookies through the Adobe Flash Player settings panel.
Blocking all cookies entirely may affect how certain features of the website operate. Some functions, such as language preferences and login persistence, rely on cookies to work correctly. Users should consider partial restrictions rather than a complete block to maintain access to core site features.
Flash Cookie Settings
Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player settings panel, which provides control over permissions, storage limits, and security parameters.
Users can restrict or remove Flash cookies independently of other browser data. However, blocking Flash cookies entirely may interfere with certain website functions. Features such as saved language settings and automatic login may not operate as expected without the relevant Flash data stored on the device. Adjusting settings selectively, rather than disabling all Flash storage, helps preserve a consistent browsing experience.
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