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Cookie Policy

PrankLab sets the cookies the site needs to work (including remembering how you arrived from a campaign link), plus Google Analytics and PostHog cookies so we can see which pages people use, catch errors, and (with masking) review sessions. We do not set advertising or retargeting cookies.

Dernière mise à jour : 21 September 2026

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1. What we actually store on your device

NameTypeWhat it doesLifetime
pranklab_localeCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers which of our eight languages you chose, so we do not send you back to English on the next page1 year
pranklab-themeLocal storage — strictly necessaryRemembers whether you picked light or dark modeUntil you clear it
Session cookieCookie — strictly necessaryKeeps you signed in once accounts go live. Set by Supabase, our authentication provider.Session or until sign-out
Stripe cookiesCookie — strictly necessarySet only on the checkout page, by Stripe, to process your payment and detect card fraudSet by Stripe
utm_sourceCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers the utm_source from a campaign link so we can attribute sign-ups and purchases to the right channel90 days
utm_mediumCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers the utm_medium from a campaign link for the same attribution purpose90 days
utm_campaignCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers the utm_campaign from a campaign link for the same attribution purpose90 days
utm_refererCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers the utm_referer from a campaign link for the same attribution purpose90 days
refererCookie — strictly necessaryRemembers the referer query value from a campaign link for the same attribution purpose90 days
_gaCookie — analyticsSet by Google Analytics to distinguish unique visitors. Used only to measure how the site is used.Up to 2 years
_ga_*Cookie — analyticsSet by Google Analytics (GA4) to persist session state for the measurement ID we use.Up to 2 years
ph_*Cookie — analyticsSet by PostHog to distinguish unique visitors, link product events and errors to a session, and support privacy-masked session replay. Uploaded photos and generated media are blocked from recordings.Up to 1 year

Language and theme are also inferred from your browser's Accept-Language header and system settings the first time you visit, which requires no storage at all.

2. Why there is no cookie banner

We load Google Analytics and PostHog on every visit so we can see which pages and templates people use, diagnose errors, and (with inputs masked and images blocked) review how the product behaves. We do not run a consent banner for those analytics cookies. You can still block or delete them in your browser (see section 4), or use Google's opt-out add-on for Google Analytics if you prefer.

Under the EU ePrivacy Directive and the UK PECR, analytics cookies are often treated as requiring consent. We disclose them here so you know what is set; if that legal picture or our approach changes, this page will be updated.

3. What we do not do

  • No advertising or retargeting cookies.
  • No Meta pixel, and no advertising SDKs.
  • No selling personal data collected through cookies.
  • No fingerprinting, and no building of an advertising profile about you across unrelated sites.
  • No sending uploaded photos or generated prank media into analytics or session replay — those elements are masked or blocked before recording.

4. Controlling cookies yourself

Every browser lets you view, block and delete cookies, usually under Settings → Privacy. You can also use private browsing, which discards everything when you close the window.

Blocking our strictly necessary cookies will not stop you browsing the site, but the language you pick will not stick, your theme choice will be forgotten, and once accounts are live you will not be able to stay signed in. Blocking analytics cookies stops Google Analytics and PostHog from measuring your visits.

We honour Global Privacy Control signals. Since we neither sell nor share personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising, a GPC signal does not change what cookies we set — but it is respected all the same.

5. Questions

Anything about cookies or tracking goes to legal@pranklab.io. How we handle personal data more broadly is covered in our Privacy Policy.