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Cookie Policy
Last updated: 17 September 2026Effective from: 17 September 2026Version 2026-09-17
This Cookie Policy describes cookies and similar storage actually used by RemiXiss. It is based on an audit of the current application, not a generic template.
RemiXiss currently uses only first-party cookies that are strictly necessary to authenticate Photographers, keep client-gallery sessions, and provide photographer-requested gallery statistics. No Vercel Analytics, advertising pixels, social pixels or marketing trackers were found.
Service Provider: Oliwier Zaremba – RMXVisual Górnośląska 21A 62-800 Kalisz Poland kontakt@rmxvisual.pl
1. What we use
better-auth.session_token (or the __Secure- prefixed equivalent on HTTPS) — Photographer authentication session after login. Required to keep the photographer signed in to RemiXiss. Duration: 14 days, refreshed during active use according to the authentication configuration. Set by RemiXiss. Category: strictly necessary.
pg_client_{galleryId} — Client-gallery access session for a specific protected gallery after the viewer enters gallery credentials. HTTP-only. Duration: 30 days. Set by RemiXiss. Category: strictly necessary.
pg_vid_{galleryId} — First-party gallery visitor identifier used only to count unique gallery views, logins and downloads for that gallery's photographer statistics. HTTP-only. Not used for advertising or cross-site tracking. Duration: 365 days. Set by RemiXiss. Category: strictly necessary.
2. Other storage
The application code does not use localStorage or sessionStorage. Stripe Checkout and the Stripe customer portal are hosted by Stripe and may set cookies on Stripe domains when you use those payment pages; those cookies are Stripe’s, not RemiXiss marketing cookies.
3. Consent
Because the RemiXiss cookies described above are strictly necessary for the service you request, RemiXiss does not show an “Accept all cookies” banner. If non-essential analytics or marketing technologies are added later, they will not load without a proper consent mechanism.
4. Managing cookies
You can delete cookies in your browser. Deleting the photographer session cookie signs you out. Deleting a gallery client cookie requires logging into that gallery again. Deleting a visitor cookie resets unique-visitor counting for that gallery.