What Parda stores on your device, and how to stop it. Short, because the list is short.
Essential — always on
These cannot be turned off, because without them the site cannot keep you logged in or protect your form submissions.
| Name | Purpose | Life |
|---|---|---|
| Session cookie | Keeps you signed in. Contains an opaque identifier and nothing else. | Until you sign out |
| CSRF token | Stops another site submitting forms as you. | Session |
| Consent choice | Remembers what you chose on the banner, so we stop asking. | 1 year |
None of these name this site in a way that identifies its category, and none of them contain your email, your profile or anything about what you do here.
Measurement — only if you agree
If you choose Accept on the banner, we also use analytics and advertising measurement to understand how many people visit and which of our pages work. If you choose Only essential, none of this loads at all — the scripts are not placed on the page, rather than being placed and told to behave.
- Google Analytics — visit counts and page performance. IP anonymised.
- Meta pixel and Conversions API — measures our own advertising. Personal identifiers are SHA-256 hashed before they are sent.
We never send your messages, photographs, profile content or what you searched for to any third party, with or without consent.
Browser storage
We use your browser’s local storage for one thing: remembering whether you turned on blur when the window loses focus. It stays on your device, and it is never sent to us.
Changing your mind
- Clear this site’s cookies in your browser and the banner will ask again.
- Or block cookies for this site entirely — the essential ones are session-based and the site will still work, though you will be asked to sign in more often.
- Your browser’s private or incognito window discards everything when you close it. Note that this does not hide anything from an account you are signed into elsewhere.
A discretion note
Cookies are not how people are discovered. Browser history, autofill and a signed-in account across devices are. If you share a device, use a private window, and read the discretion section of the Safety Centre.
See also the Privacy Policy.