1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies such as local storage and session storage can retain interface state, preferences, or temporary identifiers. In this Policy, “cookies” may refer collectively to these technologies where the context allows.
2. Current use
The current Hood League website is designed to operate with minimal first-party browser storage. Some interface or Beta v2.1 state may be stored locally in your browser. Standard wallet connection state is primarily managed by your wallet provider.
3. Strictly necessary
Strictly necessary technologies may support security, routing, load balancing, fraud prevention, network protection, session continuity, or functionality that you explicitly request. Blocking them may prevent parts of the Service from working correctly.
4. Preferences
Preference storage may remember interface state, selected views, Beta v2.1 settings, or other non-sensitive choices so that the Service behaves consistently between page loads.
5. Analytics and measurement
If Hood League enables analytics, performance monitoring, or product measurement, the relevant providers and purposes should be disclosed here. Where applicable law requires prior consent, non-essential analytics should remain disabled until you make a choice.
6. Third-party technologies
Hosting providers, wallet providers, market-data services, embedded resources, security providers, and external links may use their own cookies or similar technologies. Hood League does not control third-party storage set directly by another service, and those practices are governed by the third party’s own terms and privacy notices.
7. Your controls
You can delete or block cookies through your browser, clear local and session storage, and use browser privacy controls. Your wallet provider may offer separate controls for connected sites and permissions. Disabling necessary storage may cause some functionality to fail.
8. Changes
We will update this Cookie Policy if Hood League changes its use of browser storage, analytics, advertising, embedded services, or consent-management technologies. The “Last updated” date identifies the current version.