1. Essential and Functional Requested Cookies
Auth.js cookies maintain the session, protection against cross-site request forgery, and return to the requested destination. Their names may use security prefixes and be fragmented by size; the session lasts a maximum of 30 days, while auxiliary cookies last for the session or the time necessary to complete the flow.
fcv_cookie_preferences_v1 retains the privacy decision for one year both in a first-party cookie and in local storage. It is necessary to avoid asking again and, above all, to avoid loading categories you have rejected.
__Host-fcv-guardian-consent-session protects the review, approval, or revocation initiated from the personal guardian link. It is HttpOnly, Secure, and SameSite Strict, and each session lasts a maximum of 30 minutes. guardian-consent-confirmed lasts five minutes and indicates whether the account was approved with or without appearance in search engines. The ref cookie lasts a maximum of 30 days, stores the attribution of the requested referral link, and is deleted upon completing registration; it does not deliver that identifier to an advertising network.
These technologies are used to provide requested functions, security, and preferences. They are not used alone to create advertising audiences.