1. Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small data files placed on your device by a website. Onelivewave may also use browser local storage, session storage, pixels, and similar technologies. In this Policy, we refer to these collectively as “cookies.”
These technologies help the platform remember account status and preferences, maintain essential functionality, understand technical performance, and protect transactions.
2. Categories we may use
- Strictly necessary. Required for core features such as account sessions, security, navigation, and transaction continuity. The platform may not function correctly without them.
- Functional. Remember choices such as interface preferences or previously entered settings to provide a more consistent experience.
- Performance and analytics. Help us understand page usage, loading performance, and technical errors so we can improve reliability.
- Marketing. Where used and permitted, help measure campaigns or present relevant communications. Non-essential marketing technologies should be used only with the consent required by applicable law.
3. Third-party technologies
Some website resources or payment, security, streaming, and analytics functions may be provided by third parties. Those providers may set or read their own cookies when you use the relevant feature.
Third parties process information under their own terms and privacy policies. We encourage you to review those policies, particularly when leaving Onelivewave or completing a payment through an external provider.
4. Managing your choices
Most browsers let you view, delete, or block cookies and clear local website data. You can usually find these controls under the browser’s privacy or security settings.
- Blocking strictly necessary storage may prevent login, ticket access, or other essential functions.
- Deleting stored data may sign you out and reset saved preferences.
- Your choices apply to the browser and device where you make them.
5. Personal information and retention
Cookie data may include identifiers, IP address, device and browser details, referral information, and activity timestamps. Where this data identifies or can reasonably identify an individual, it is handled as personal information under our Privacy Policy.
We retain cookie-related information only for as long as reasonably necessary for its stated purpose, legal compliance, security, or dispute resolution.
6. Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy when our technologies, providers, or legal obligations change. The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated date.