This page explains how Social AI uses cookies, local storage, and similar technologies to support sessions, security, OAuth flows, and product experience.
Last updated: April 16, 2026
We use cookies, local storage, and session-based technologies to keep users signed in, remember preferences, maintain interface state, and support security-sensitive features including OAuth nonce verification.
These mechanisms also preserve user experience choices such as selected language, dark/light theme, and navigation state across sessions.
Essential cookies: required for sign-in, security, and OAuth flows (e.g. oauth_nonce_snapchat). These are mandatory and cannot be disabled without impacting core functionality.
Preference cookies: store your choices like language, theme, and interface settings. Disabling them resets these preferences on every visit.
They help us keep sessions stable and secure, reduce unnecessary re-authentication, and improve in-app navigation and usability.
Some aggregated non-personal data may also support diagnostics, product improvement, and reliability measurement.
You can manage cookie settings through your browser, but disabling essential cookies may affect sign-in, account connections, or key product functionality.
If you clear browser data, saved preferences such as language, theme, or temporary session data may be reset and you will need to sign in again.
For questions about our cookies policy, contact us at
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