GLOBERRY COOKIE POLICY

This Cookie Policy explains how Globerry uses cookies and similar technologies on the Globerry website and in the Globerry mobile application.

Globerry is operated by Jan Tudruj, Poland.
Contact: contact@globerry.app

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the Globerry Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

1. WHAT ARE COOKIES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website.

Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, SDKs, pixels, device identifiers, analytics events, authentication tokens, push notification tokens, crash reporting tools, and app storage.

For simplicity, this Cookie Policy refers to cookies and similar technologies collectively as “cookies”.

2. WHERE THIS POLICY APPLIES

This Cookie Policy applies to the Globerry website, Globerry blog, Globerry legal pages, newsletter forms, the Globerry mobile application, and tools, SDKs, and storage technologies used to operate Globerry.

3. WEBSITE COOKIES

The Globerry website is built using WordPress and may use tools such as Astra, Elementor, Google Analytics, Brevo newsletter forms, security tools, hosting tools, and similar website technologies.

The website may use the following categories of cookies.

A. Essential cookies
These are necessary for the website to function properly. They may be used for page loading, security, cookie consent preferences, website functionality, form functionality, WordPress functionality, and preventing abuse.

These cookies cannot usually be disabled without affecting website functionality.

B. Analytics cookies
Globerry uses or may use Google Analytics to understand how visitors use the website.

Google Analytics may collect information such as pages visited, traffic sources, device type, browser type, approximate location, session duration, and interactions with website elements.

This helps Globerry improve the website and understand marketing performance.

C. Newsletter cookies and form technologies
If Globerry uses Brevo newsletter forms, cookies or similar technologies may be used to process newsletter signups, remember form status, prevent duplicate submissions, manage consent, and measure email campaign performance.

D. Embedded or third-party content
The website may include embedded content or third-party resources in the future, such as videos, social media embeds, maps, fonts, analytics scripts, or app store badges. Such third parties may place their own cookies according to their own policies.

4. MOBILE APP TECHNOLOGIES

Mobile apps do not always use browser cookies in the same way websites do. However, the Globerry App may use similar technologies such as local storage, SDKs, authentication tokens, push tokens, analytics events, and crash reporting tools.

The App may use the following categories.

A. Functional app storage
Used to keep the App working properly. This may include login sessions, authentication tokens, language preference, notification preferences, map preferences, onboarding status, app settings, locally cached data, and device permission status.

B. Authentication technologies
Supabase Auth may use session tokens or similar technologies to keep users logged in securely. Google Sign-In and Apple Sign-In may use authentication technologies provided by Google or Apple.

C. Map technologies
Mapbox may use SDK technologies to provide maps, map styles, map performance, and location-based map features.

D. Push notification technologies
If enabled, Globerry may use push notification tokens to send notifications to your device. Push notification permission can be managed in your device settings and, where available, in App settings.

E. Crash reporting technologies
Globerry may use Sentry for crash reporting and technical error monitoring. Sentry may collect technical information such as crash reports, stack traces, device type, operating system, app version, time of crash, and technical context needed to diagnose issues.

F. App analytics technologies
Globerry may use Firebase Analytics to understand how users interact with the App. Firebase Analytics may collect app opens, screen views, feature usage, engagement events, device information, and app information.

Globerry uses this information to improve the App experience.

5. TYPES OF COOKIES WE USE

A. Strictly necessary / functional
These are required for Globerry to operate. Examples include authentication, session management, security, language preferences, app settings, map functionality, and core website functionality.

B. Analytics
These help us understand how Globerry is used and improve the App and Website. Examples include Google Analytics on the Website and Firebase Analytics in the App.

C. Crash reporting and performance
These help us detect and fix technical problems. Examples include Sentry crash reports and app performance or error data.

D. Newsletter and communication
These help manage email marketing and newsletter subscriptions. Example: Brevo newsletter forms and campaign tools.

E. Third-party service cookies
Third parties may use cookies or similar technologies when you interact with their services. Examples include Google, Apple, Mapbox, Brevo, Sentry, Booking.com, GetYourGuide, App Store, and Google Play.

6. COOKIES WE DO NOT USE FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES

Unless this changes and the Cookie Policy is updated, Globerry does not intend to use cookies to sell personal data, show third-party behavioral advertising inside the App, or track users across unrelated third-party websites for advertising purposes without appropriate consent.

If Globerry introduces marketing pixels, remarketing, behavioral advertising cookies, or advertising SDKs in the future, this Cookie Policy and the cookie consent mechanism should be updated before implementation.

7. MANAGING COOKIES ON THE WEBSITE

You can manage website cookies in several ways.

A. Cookie banner or consent settings
Where required, the Website may display a cookie banner or cookie settings tool.

B. Browser settings
You can block, delete, or restrict cookies through your browser settings.

C. Google Analytics opt-out
Google provides browser tools and settings that may allow you to limit Google Analytics tracking.

Disabling cookies may affect website functionality.

8. MANAGING APP TECHNOLOGIES

You can manage certain App technologies through App settings, device settings, and account settings.

In App settings, where available, you can manage language preferences, push notification categories, nearby notification settings, marketing preferences, and location-related features.

In device settings, you can manage location permission, background location permission, push notification permission, photo library access, and camera access where applicable.

In account settings, you can edit profile data, remove your avatar where available, delete pins, delete your account, and unsubscribe from marketing where available.

9. THIRD-PARTY PROVIDERS

Globerry may use third-party providers that use cookies or similar technologies, including Supabase, AWS S3 infrastructure, Mapbox, Google Analytics, Firebase Analytics, Google Sign-In, Apple Sign-In, Brevo, Sentry, Booking.com, GetYourGuide, App Store, and Google Play.

These providers may process data according to their own privacy and cookie policies.

10. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

Globerry may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. If changes are material, we may notify users through the App, Website, email, or another appropriate method.

You should review this Cookie Policy periodically.

11. CONTACT

For questions about cookies or similar technologies, contact:

Globerry, operated by Jan Tudruj
Poland
Email: contact@globerry.app

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Last updated: 17 May 2026