What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Local storage and related technologies can serve similar purposes. They can keep a session working, remember a preference, support security and help a website understand how it performs.

Some technologies are set directly by Mailmyra and others may be set by a provider whose service is used on the page.

Essential technologies

Essential technologies support functions such as navigation, account sessions, fraud prevention, security, load balancing and storage of privacy choices. The service may not work correctly without them, so they are normally active when required.

Preference technologies

Preference technologies remember optional choices such as language, display settings or previously selected product options. If disabled, the website can still work but may not remember those choices between visits.

Analytics technologies

Analytics technologies help measure aggregate use, page performance and technical problems. Where applicable law requires consent, they should remain inactive until that choice is given.

Mailmyra should use analytics information to understand the service rather than to reveal private signature content.

Marketing technologies

Marketing technologies may measure campaigns or help understand whether a visitor arrived from an advertisement. They are optional and should be used only where permitted and after consent when consent is required.

Your choices

You can delete or block browser storage through your browser settings. Blocking essential technologies may prevent sign-in, saved preferences or other parts of the service from working.

Where Mailmyra presents a consent or preference control, you can use it to change optional categories. A new choice normally applies to that browser and device; other devices may need to be updated separately.

Duration and third parties

Some cookies end when the browser session closes and others remain for a defined period. Duration depends on the purpose of the technology. Third-party providers may apply their own retention periods and privacy terms.

Mailmyra will review the technologies in use as the product changes and should keep public notices aligned with the current implementation.

Changes to this Notice

This Notice may be updated when browser technologies, providers, product features or legal requirements change. The date at the top of the page shows the latest revision.

Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to hello@mailmyra.com.