ContentSpy

Last updated June 1, 2026

Cookie Policy

This page explains how ContentSpy uses cookies and similar technologies for authentication, security, preferences, analytics, and bot prevention.

What Cookies Are

Cookies and similar technologies are small pieces of data stored in your browser or device. They help websites remember preferences, keep users signed in, protect accounts, measure usage, and prevent abuse.

How ContentSpy Uses Cookies

  • -Strictly necessary cookies for authentication, session handling, product routing, invite signup, security, and fraud prevention.
  • -Preference storage for product settings and analytics choices.
  • -Analytics and diagnostics when enabled, including privacy-conscious product events, page activity, device/browser information, and error context.
  • -Bot-prevention and abuse-prevention tools, including Cloudflare Turnstile when configured.

Analytics

ContentSpy may use PostHog or similar analytics tools to understand product usage and reliability. Autocapture and session recording are controlled by environment configuration and should remain off unless the appropriate notices and consent controls are in place.

Your Controls

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent login or core product functionality. You can also set your ContentSpy analytics preference below.

Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy as the product, providers, or cookie usage changes. Material changes will be reflected on this page.

Contact

Questions about cookies or analytics can be sent to privacy@contentspy.me.

Analytics Preference

This preference is stored in your browser. If you clear browser storage or use a different device, you may need to set it again.

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