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Cookie Policy
Last updated: July 17, 2026
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- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
- 3. WHAT ARE SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES?
- 4. WHY WE USE COOKIES
- 5. CATEGORIES OF COOKIES WE USE
- 6. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
- 7. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
- 8. ANALYTICS COOKIES
- 9. MARKETING AND ADVERTISING COOKIES
- 10. AFFILIATE TRACKING
- 11. SECURITY COOKIES
- 12. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
- 13. CLOUDFLARE AND SECURITY SERVICES
- 14. PAYMENT PROVIDERS
- 15. SOCIAL MEDIA FEATURES
- 16. AI-POWERED FEATURES
- 17. COOKIE RETENTION
- 18. MANAGING COOKIES
- 19. EFFECT OF DISABLING COOKIES
- 20. CONSENT
- 21. DO NOT TRACK
- 22. INTERNATIONAL USERS
- 23. CHILDREN
- 24. CHANGES TO COOKIES
- 25. NO GUARANTEE OF COMPLETE COOKIE LIST
- 26. BROWSER STORAGE
- 27. LEGAL BASIS
- 28. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
- 29. GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
- 30. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY
- 31. CONTACT US
1. INTRODUCTION
This Cookie Policy ("Cookie Policy") explains how Navon Social LLC ("Company," "we," "our," or "us") uses cookies and similar technologies when you access or use our websites, applications, client portals, dashboards, software, online services, or any related products or services (collectively, the "Services").
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
By continuing to use the Services, you acknowledge that cookies and similar technologies may be used as described in this Cookie Policy, subject to any consent requirements imposed by applicable law.
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small text files stored on your computer, mobile device, tablet, browser, or other internet-enabled device when you visit a website.
Cookies enable websites to recognize devices, remember information, improve security, enhance functionality, analyze website usage, personalize content, and provide certain features.
3. WHAT ARE SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES?
In addition to cookies, the Company may use technologies including, but not limited to:
- Local Storage
- Session Storage
- IndexedDB
- Web Beacons
- Pixel Tags
- Tracking Pixels
- Clear GIFs
- SDKs
- Device Identifiers
- Browser Fingerprinting (where permitted)
- Server-side identifiers
- Authentication Tokens
- Security Tokens
- API session identifiers
- Similar technologies developed in the future.
For simplicity, these technologies are collectively referred to as "Cookies" throughout this Cookie Policy unless otherwise stated.
4. WHY WE USE COOKIES
We use Cookies for purposes including:
- operating the Services;
- maintaining website functionality;
- securing user accounts;
- authenticating users;
- preventing fraud;
- detecting abuse;
- improving website performance;
- remembering user preferences;
- enabling client dashboards;
- providing analytics;
- measuring website usage;
- improving user experience;
- diagnosing technical issues;
- processing payments;
- managing subscriptions;
- facilitating affiliate programs;
- complying with legal obligations;
- protecting Company systems.
5. CATEGORIES OF COOKIES WE USE
Depending on the Services you access, we may use:
- Strictly Necessary Cookies
- Functional Cookies
- Preference Cookies
- Authentication Cookies
- Security Cookies
- Performance Cookies
- Analytics Cookies
- Load Balancing Cookies
- Infrastructure Cookies
- Payment Cookies
- Anti-Fraud Cookies
- Bot Detection Cookies
- Marketing Cookies (where applicable)
- Advertising Cookies (where applicable)
- Affiliate Tracking Cookies
- Conversion Tracking Cookies
- Third-Party Cookies.
Not every category will necessarily be used on every website or service.
6. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
Strictly Necessary Cookies are essential for the operation of the Services.
These Cookies may be used for:
- logging users into accounts;
- maintaining active sessions;
- account authentication;
- fraud prevention;
- network security;
- load balancing;
- remembering privacy settings;
- protecting against cross-site request forgery (CSRF);
- secure payment processing;
- maintaining website stability.
Because these Cookies are necessary for the Services to function, they generally cannot be disabled through our systems.
7. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
Functional Cookies help remember choices you make, such as:
- language;
- region;
- interface settings;
- dashboard preferences;
- display options;
- accessibility settings;
- previously entered information where appropriate.
8. ANALYTICS COOKIES
Where enabled, Analytics Cookies help us understand:
- visitor numbers;
- website performance;
- page popularity;
- navigation patterns;
- feature usage;
- technical errors;
- browser compatibility;
- device types.
Analytics information is generally aggregated and used to improve the Services.
Where required by applicable law, Analytics Cookies will only be used after obtaining appropriate consent.
9. MARKETING AND ADVERTISING COOKIES
Some Services may use Marketing or Advertising Cookies to:
- measure advertising effectiveness;
- understand campaign performance;
- prevent duplicate advertisements;
- improve marketing efforts;
- measure referral sources.
Where legally required, these Cookies will not be placed until appropriate consent has been obtained.
10. AFFILIATE TRACKING
The Company may use Cookies or similar technologies to:
- identify referral sources;
- attribute affiliate commissions;
- measure conversions;
- prevent affiliate fraud;
- manage affiliate programs.
Deleting, blocking, or disabling Cookies may prevent affiliate referrals from being properly recorded.
The Company's tracking records shall be final regarding affiliate attribution.
11. SECURITY COOKIES
Security Cookies may be used to:
- identify suspicious activity;
- detect automated attacks;
- protect login systems;
- prevent unauthorized access;
- reduce fraudulent activity;
- mitigate denial-of-service attacks;
- enforce security policies.
Some security measures may involve third-party infrastructure providers.
12. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
Third parties providing services on our behalf may place Cookies.
Examples may include:
- payment processors;
- hosting providers;
- content delivery networks;
- security providers;
- analytics providers;
- customer support systems;
- video hosting providers;
- cloud infrastructure providers.
Each third party remains responsible for its own privacy practices.
13. CLOUDFLARE AND SECURITY SERVICES
The Company may use security providers, including content delivery networks (CDNs), web application firewalls (WAFs), DDoS mitigation providers, bot detection services, and similar technologies.
These providers may place Cookies necessary for:
- website security;
- attack mitigation;
- network optimization;
- traffic routing;
- fraud detection;
- abuse prevention.
14. PAYMENT PROVIDERS
When purchasing products or services, payment providers may place Cookies necessary for:
- payment authorization;
- fraud prevention;
- transaction verification;
- regulatory compliance;
- payment security.
The Company does not control Cookies placed directly by independent payment providers.
15. SOCIAL MEDIA FEATURES
Some Services may integrate social media functionality.
If enabled, social media platforms may place Cookies according to their own policies.
16. AI-POWERED FEATURES
Certain AI-powered features may use temporary session identifiers, authentication tokens, or similar technologies necessary to securely process requests and maintain service functionality.
These technologies are not necessarily used for advertising purposes.
17. COOKIE RETENTION
Different Cookies remain on your device for different periods.
Cookies may be:
- Session Cookies (deleted when your browser closes);
- Persistent Cookies (remaining until expiration or deletion);
- Temporary authentication tokens;
- Long-term preference Cookies.
Retention periods vary depending on operational requirements.
18. MANAGING COOKIES
Most browsers allow you to:
- delete Cookies;
- block Cookies;
- restrict Cookies;
- receive Cookie notifications;
- disable certain technologies.
Browser settings differ by browser manufacturer.
19. EFFECT OF DISABLING COOKIES
Disabling Cookies may:
- prevent login;
- disable client dashboards;
- affect purchases;
- interrupt subscriptions;
- reduce security;
- disable preferences;
- prevent affiliate tracking;
- cause portions of the Services to function improperly.
The Company shall not be liable for reduced functionality resulting from disabled Cookies.
20. CONSENT
Where required by applicable law, the Company will request consent before placing non-essential Cookies.
Users may withdraw previously granted consent through available consent management tools or browser settings, subject to technical limitations.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing performed before withdrawal.
21. DO NOT TRACK
Some browsers transmit "Do Not Track" signals.
Because there is currently no universally accepted standard governing such signals, the Company may not respond to all Do Not Track requests unless required by applicable law.
22. INTERNATIONAL USERS
Cookies may be processed in countries different from your country of residence.
International transfers are governed by our Privacy Policy and applicable legal safeguards where required.
23. CHILDREN
The Services are not directed toward children under the minimum age required by applicable law.
The Company does not knowingly use Cookies to intentionally profile children for advertising purposes.
24. CHANGES TO COOKIES
The technologies, providers, vendors, integrations, and Cookies used by the Company may change over time.
The Company may add, remove, replace, or modify Cookies without individually updating every example contained in this Cookie Policy, provided the general purposes described herein remain substantially the same.
25. NO GUARANTEE OF COMPLETE COOKIE LIST
Because our Services evolve continuously, third-party providers update their technologies, and infrastructure changes over time, any examples of Cookies contained in this Cookie Policy are illustrative rather than exhaustive.
Not every Cookie currently used or that may be used in the future is individually listed.
26. BROWSER STORAGE
In addition to Cookies, the Company may store information using browser storage technologies including Local Storage, Session Storage, IndexedDB, caches, service workers, and similar browser capabilities where appropriate.
These technologies may perform functions similar to Cookies.
27. LEGAL BASIS
Where applicable, the Company processes information obtained through Cookies under one or more legal bases, including:
- consent;
- performance of a contract;
- compliance with legal obligations;
- protection of legitimate interests;
- protection of security and fraud prevention.
28. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
The Company makes no representation that:
- Cookies will function continuously;
- third-party Cookies will remain available;
- browser behavior will remain consistent;
- all Cookies will always be correctly identified;
- third-party technologies will remain unchanged.
The Company shall not be liable for issues arising from browser settings, third-party technologies, user actions, security software, network configurations, or circumstances beyond the Company's reasonable control.
29. GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
If any conflict exists between this Cookie Policy and the Terms of Use regarding limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law, or other contractual provisions, the Terms of Use shall control to the maximum extent permitted by law.
Privacy-related matters shall additionally be governed by the Privacy Policy.
30. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY
The Company may modify this Cookie Policy at any time.
Updated versions become effective upon posting unless otherwise required by applicable law.
Continued use of the Services following publication of an updated Cookie Policy constitutes acceptance of the revised Cookie Policy to the extent permitted by law.
31. CONTACT US
Questions regarding this Cookie Policy may be directed through the contact methods published on our website.
Navon Social LLC may update its contact information from time to time without affecting the validity of this Cookie Policy.