# Cookies and Tracking Technologies

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RGG Squad may use cookies and similar tracking technologies to enhance user experience, maintain platform security, and monitor system performance. These technologies are small data files placed on your device that allow us to recognize repeat visits, understand general usage patterns, and maintain session integrity.

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Types of Technologies Used:

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● Session Cookies: These temporary cookies are erased when you close your browser. They help us manage your session (e.g., remembering your wallet connection status).\
● Persistent Cookies: These remain on your device longer or until you manually delete them. We may use them to remember your nickname or game preferences for future visits.\
● Local Storage is similar to cookies but is stored in your browser. We may use this to store non-sensitive information like game settings or visual preferences.\
● Third-Party Analytics Tools: We may use tools such as Google Analytics or privacy-focused alternatives (e.g., Plausible or Fathom) to collect anonymized data about how users interact with our site. These tools do not collect personal identifiers but may use cookies or similar methods to understand page views, referral sources, and engagement metrics.\
Why We Use These Technologies:\
● To maintain secure user sessions and prevent fraud or abuse.\
● To understand general usage trends and optimize performance.\
● To remember user choices and improve gameplay or interface usability.

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Your Choices:

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You may disable cookies through your browser settings; however, doing so may limit some website features. We aim to limit reliance on cookies and do not use tracking technologies for advertising or profiling purposes. We are committed to using only privacy-conscious tools and giving users as much control as reasonably possible under Web3's pseudonymous nature.
