Cookies and similar storage
A cookie is a small value stored by a browser and sent with later requests to the same service. Similar technology includes session storage or local storage that remains in the browser and is not automatically sent with every request.
This policy describes first-party StickerMigo technology and third-party technology encountered through enabled features. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.
Essential storefront technology
| Purpose | Stored information | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Shopping cart | Signed cart item and quantity data; it is not a payment credential. | Up to 30 days or until cleared. |
| Customer session | A protected session token used to recognize an authenticated account. | Until the session expires, is revoked, or you sign out. |
| Payment return state | A local order reference used to match the browser return with server-side payment reconciliation. | Browser session or until payment handling removes it. |
These technologies are necessary for requested storefront functions. Blocking them can prevent a cart, sign-in, private project, or payment return from working.
PayPal and external services
Choosing PayPal directs or connects the browser to PayPal. PayPal may use cookies, fraud-prevention signals, account recognition, or other technology under its own policies. StickerMigo receives the provider references and transaction status needed to reconcile the order but does not control PayPal's independent browser storage.
Embedded or linked third-party services should be enabled only for a disclosed purpose. Their own notices explain any technology they control.
Analytics, preferences, and marketing
The core storefront does not require optional analytics or marketing technology to maintain a cart or process an order. If you choose analytics in the cookie banner, StickerMigo loads Google Analytics 4, provided by Google LLC, to measure aggregated website use and help us understand how visitors navigate and use the storefront.
Google Analytics 4 is not loaded unless you make that affirmative choice. The resulting reports are used in aggregate to improve the site; Google's handling of information collected through its service is also governed by its own terms and privacy notices.
No consent-by-decoration
A decorative banner is not meaningful consent. Where consent is required, optional categories should remain off until a clear affirmative choice is made.
Browser controls and privacy signals
You can change or withdraw an analytics choice at any time through the cookie banner or its browser-local settings. Withdrawing that choice stops future Google Analytics 4 loading in that browser and removes the site-readable Google Analytics cookies it set. Clearing site data may remove the saved choice and cause the banner to be shown again.
You can also delete or block cookies through browser settings. Doing so can remove the cart, sign you out, or interrupt a transaction. Local and session storage can be cleared through browser site-data controls.
If the storefront later performs activity covered by an applicable opt-out law, recognized browser signals such as Global Privacy Control should be assessed and honored as required. You may also submit a request through the contact form.