Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Unabated (“we,” “us,” and “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on our website, including at the page located at https://www.unabated.com/cookie-policy. It describes what cookies are, why we use them, what types we use, and the choices you have to control them.

Cookies help us deliver a smoother, safer experience, keep the site working properly, and understand what’s performing well so we can keep improving.

What Cookies Are (And Why They’re Used)

A “cookie” is a small text file that a website saves on your device (like your computer, phone, or tablet). Cookies can store things like your preferences, session details, and other identifiers that help websites remember your settings and respond consistently.

We use cookies and related tools because they support:

• Functionality - so pages load correctly and features work as expected
• Security - to help detect suspicious activity and protect accounts
• Performance - to keep the site responsive and reliable
• Analytics - to understand traffic patterns and improve content and navigation
• User experience - to remember choices and reduce repeat steps

How We Use Cookies Across the Website

Cookies may be used to:

• Keep you signed in during your session and help prevent unauthorized access
• Remember basic settings (like language preferences or consent choices)
• Measure site performance (for example, which pages load slower than expected)
• See which pages and features players actually use, so we can improve the experience
• Support marketing measurement, such as understanding whether a campaign led to a visit (where permitted by law and based on your choices)

If you also want a broader overview of how information is handled, see our Privacy Policy.

The Main Types of Cookies You May See Here

Cookies generally fall into a few categories. Not every category is used on every page, all the time, but these are the types you may encounter.

“Must-Have” Essential Cookies (Core Site Operations)

Essential cookies are required for the website to function. They help with things like:

• Page navigation and basic feature access
• Session management (for example, keeping you logged in as you move between pages)
• Security controls and fraud prevention
• Load balancing and preventing service interruptions

Because these cookies are necessary for core operations, disabling them may cause parts of the website to stop working or become unavailable.

Functional Cookies (Convenience and Personal Settings)

Functional cookies help the site remember choices you’ve made, so your experience feels more consistent. For example, they may remember:

• Your cookie consent preferences
• Site settings that affect how content is displayed

If you disable functional cookies, the site will still generally work, but you may need to reselect preferences more often.

Performance and Analytics Cookies (What’s Working, What’s Not)

Performance cookies (including analytics cookies) help us understand how people use the website, such as:

• Which pages are visited most often
• How users move through the site
• Whether certain pages are returning errors
• How fast pages load across different devices and browsers

These cookies help us improve clarity, reduce friction, and keep momentum across the experience. We use the insights in an aggregated way, meaning the goal is to improve the site overall rather than to identify you personally.

Marketing Cookies (Relevance and Measurement)

Marketing cookies may be used to:

• Measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns
• Limit how often you see the same promotion
• Understand whether certain marketing led to a site visit

Where required, we use marketing cookies only when you choose to allow them through our consent tools. Disabling these cookies won’t stop you from seeing content, but it can make promotions less relevant and reduces our ability to measure what’s helpful to players.

First-Party Cookies vs Third-Party Cookies (Who Sets Them)

Cookies can be set by:

• First-party cookies - set by our website domain and generally used for core operations and site preferences
• Third-party cookies - set by a different company that provides services we use (for example, analytics, security tools, or advertising measurement)

Third-party providers may collect information directly through their cookies and process it under their own privacy policies. We encourage you to review those providers’ policies for more detail on how they handle data.

Similar Technologies We May Use (Beyond Cookies)

Some site features may rely on similar technologies, such as:

• Pixel tags or web beacons (tiny tracking elements used for measurement)
• SDKs in certain embedded tools
• Local storage (a browser feature that can store settings on your device)

These technologies serve comparable purposes to cookies, such as saving preferences, supporting security, or measuring performance.

Your Choices: How to Manage, Disable, or Delete Cookies

You’re in control. You can manage cookies in two main ways:

Option 1: Use Your Browser Settings

Most browsers let you:

• See what cookies are stored
• Delete cookies
• Block cookies entirely
• Block cookies from specific sites
• Block third-party cookies

Here are common paths (exact steps vary by version):

• Google Chrome - Settings - Privacy and security - Cookies and other site data
• Apple Safari - Settings - Privacy - Manage Website Data
• Mozilla Firefox - Settings - Privacy and Security - Cookies and Site Data
• Microsoft Edge - Settings - Cookies and site permissions - Cookies and site data

If you delete cookies, you may be signed out, and previously saved preferences (including consent choices) may reset.

Option 2: Use Consent Controls Where Available

If our site displays a cookie banner or preference tool, you can use it to accept or reject certain non-essential cookie categories (like analytics or marketing). Your selections are stored to help keep things consistent the next time you visit.

What Happens If You Block Cookies (Real-World Impact)

Blocking some or all cookies can change how the site behaves. Depending on what you disable, you may notice:

• Login and account features may not work reliably
• Certain pages may not load correctly or may lose saved settings
• Security checks may be less effective
• You may see the same prompts repeatedly (including cookie notices)
• Analytics becomes less accurate, which can slow improvements to usability

For the smoothest experience, we recommend allowing essential cookies and choosing other categories based on your comfort level.

Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting. Because there is no consistent industry standard for responding to these signals, our website may not respond to all such requests automatically. When required, we rely on consent tools and applicable legal requirements to guide cookie use.

Changes to This Cookie Policy (Staying Transparent)

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how we operate the site. When we make updates, we will revise the “Effective” date at the top of this page.

If the changes are significant, we may provide additional notice where appropriate.

Questions or Privacy Requests (How to Reach Us)

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, want help understanding your cookie choices, or have privacy-related requests, contact us through our website’s support channels or our privacy contact route listed in our Privacy Policy.

We’re committed to clarity, fairness, and giving you meaningful control over how your data is used while keeping the site secure and running smoothly.