01What this policy covers
Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser. Sites can also use similar browser storage such as localStorage and IndexedDB. This policy covers all of them on the NoFomo website and app, and lists every item we or the libraries we use can store.
The rules we follow are simple: strictly necessary storage is used only to run features you ask for, and nothing optional runs until you say yes. We don’t use third-party advertising or tracking cookies.
02Your choice
You can accept or reject optional categories in the banner shown on your first visit, and change your mind at any time here or from “Cookie settings” in the footer. Withdrawing consent deletes the optional storage we set under that category.
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03Categories
- Strictly necessary (always on). Needed for the site to work and to remember your choices here, and to keep a wallet connection you started. These can't be switched off.
- Preferences (off unless you opt in). Remember interface choices such as dismissed hints and layout settings. We don't set any preference storage today; this switch covers it if we add some.
- Analytics (off unless you opt in). Aggregate, privacy-respecting measurement of how pages are used, so we can improve them. No analytics run today, and none will run unless you allow them here.
04Everything we store
This list is generated from the same registry the consent manager uses, so it can’t drift from what the site does. Items marked with a condition are only created if you use that feature. There are currently no items in the preferences or analytics categories.
nf_consentStores your cookie choices and the version of this policy you answered, so we don't ask again.
- NoFomo (first party)
- 12 months
wagmi.storeRemembers which wallet connection you chose and the connected chain so the app can reconnect when you return.
- NoFomo app (first party, wagmi library)
- Browser session (no expiry set; SameSite=Lax)
- Only after you connect a wallet in the app
wagmi.recentConnectorIdRemembers the wallet type you used last so it is offered first.
- NoFomo app (first party, wagmi library)
- Browser session (no expiry set; SameSite=Lax)
- Only after you connect a wallet in the app
wagmi.injected.connected, wagmi.<wallet>.disconnectedRecords whether you connected or deliberately disconnected a browser wallet, so the app doesn't reconnect against your wishes.
- NoFomo app (first party, wagmi library)
- Browser session (no expiry set; SameSite=Lax)
- Only after you connect or disconnect a browser wallet
nofomo:risk-ack:v1:<wallet address>Records that this wallet acknowledged the risk notice (unaudited contracts, no affiliation, your responsibility) before its first transaction, so we don't ask on every action.
- NoFomo app (first party)
- Until you clear site data
- Only after you acknowledge the notice in the app
nofomo:stock-attest:v1:<wallet address>Records that this wallet confirmed, before its first stock-market transaction, that it is not a US person and not located in or resident of a restricted jurisdiction, so we don't ask on every stock action.
- NoFomo app (first party)
- Until you clear site data
- Only after you confirm the statement in the app
wc@2:*Keeps the encrypted pairing session with your mobile wallet. Messages are relayed through WalletConnect's relay servers.
- WalletConnect (Reown) SDK, running in your browser
- Until the session ends or you disconnect
- Only if you choose WalletConnect
WALLET_CONNECT_V2_INDEXED_DBStores the same pairing session data where IndexedDB is available.
- WalletConnect (Reown) SDK, running in your browser
- Until the session ends or you disconnect
- Only if you choose WalletConnect
-CBWSDK:*Keeps the connection with Coinbase Wallet.
- Coinbase Wallet SDK, running in your browser
- Until you disconnect
- Only if you choose Coinbase Wallet
The consent cookie nf_consent is first-party, SameSite=Lax, sent only over HTTPS, and expires after 12 months. It contains your choices, the policy version and the time you chose, nothing else.
05Wallet software
Browser wallet extensions and mobile wallets are separate software with their own storage and privacy policies. Connecting one lets the app read your public address; the extension itself may keep its own data, which this policy does not cover. See the Privacy Policy for how we treat wallet addresses.
06Clearing storage in your browser
You can delete everything this site stores at any time. Doing so will disconnect your wallet and show the banner again.
- Chrome, Edge, Brave: click the icon left of the address bar, then Site settings, then Delete data.
- Firefox: click the padlock in the address bar, then Clear cookies and site data.
- Safari: Settings, Privacy, Manage Website Data, search for this site, then Remove.
- Mobile: clear website data for this site in your browser’s privacy settings.
Blocking all cookies and storage will stop the app from remembering your wallet connection and your consent choice.
07Changes and contact
If we add a cookie or storage item, we list it here first. If a change affects what you agreed to, we increase the policy version and ask you again. Questions: [to be completed: privacy email].