Cookies

1. Does Meditateeasy use cookies?

Yes. Meditateeasy uses cookies and similar technologies to improve your experience on the website and mobile app, analyze your interaction with content, save your settings, and (with your consent) personalize recommendations and notifications.

2. What is a cookie?

Cookies – is a small text file that is stored in your browser or on your device when you visit a website. Cookies allow the website to remember your actions and settings (e.g., language, authorization, selected features) for a certain period of time.

We may also use similar technologies, such as:

  • local storage,
  • tracking pixels,
  • device identifiers.

3. Why does Meditateeasy use cookies?

We use cookies for several reasons:

  • To ensure the technical functioning of the platform;
  • To remember your settings and session status;
  • To analyze user behavior in order to improve the service;
  • (With your consent) To display personalized content or marketing messages.

Some cookies are necessary — without them, the website or application will not function properly. Others are analytical or marketing cookies — they are only activated with your consent.

4. How to disable cookies?

Most browsers allow cookies to be accepted automatically, but you can change this in your settings:

  • block all cookies;
  • allow only certain types;
  • completely delete cookies after the session ends.

Please note: disabling some cookies may limit the functionality of the Meditateeasy website or application.

5. What cookies does Meditateeasy use?

  1. Essential cookies – these cookies are strictly necessary for the website to function. Without them, many features will not work properly. For example, they help to remember your settings (language, session) when you move between pages.
  2. Analytical cookies – these allow us to collect statistics about the use of the website: which pages are visited, how long the session lasts, where the user came from, etc. This helps us improve the content and functionality. They can also be used for A/B testing of new features.
  3. Functional cookies – store information that you enter (e.g., name, language, region) and other personalization settings. Thanks to them, the site “remembers” your preferences during subsequent visits.
  4. Advertising cookies – these cookies are used by third-party advertising networks to display personalized ads on our website or other resources. They can track your activity to display more relevant content. They are only used with your consent.