Cookie Policy

Overview

This policy explains how Pal Breed Calc uses cookies and similar browser storage. Necessary storage keeps the site secure and remembers choices you request. Optional analytics, support, and advertising services follow regional defaults and your saved privacy choices.

Necessary storage

Necessary storage may include:

• A session cookie when you create an account or sign in.
• A language preference so your selected site language remains active.
• Theme and interface preferences stored in your browser.
• pbc_privacy_consent, which records your optional-service choices for up to 180 days.

These items are not used for advertising and cannot be disabled through our preference panel because the corresponding feature would not work reliably without them. You can still delete them in your browser.

Analytics

The Google Analytics 4 tag may load on every page. In regions where prior consent is required, Consent Mode denies analytics storage by default. The tag may send cookieless measurement signals, but it does not set first-party analytics cookies such as _ga and _ga_* unless you consent. Where analytics storage is permitted by default, you can disable it through Privacy choices. We do not send names or email addresses in analytics events.

Withdrawing analytics permission sends a denied Consent Mode signal, removes first-party GA cookies we can identify on this domain, and reloads the page when needed. If Plausible is configured, its cookieless aggregate measurement may load independently because it does not create persistent visitor identifiers.

Support and sign-in helpers

If enabled by the site operator, optional services such as customer-support chat or Google One Tap may load third-party code and storage. Support widgets follow the regional privacy choice. Google One Tap is an optional sign-in helper; ordinary sign-in remains available without it.

Advertising

Pal Breed Calc may display up to three Adsterra units on eligible public content pages. Wide desktops use one responsive banner, one fixed 160×600 skyscraper ad in the left rail, and one in-flow Native Banner; the right rail contains only internal navigation links. Tablets use three responsive banners in the normal document flow; phones use one 320×50 banner and two in-flow Native Banners. The site does not enable Adsterra pop-under, Smartlink, Social Bar, mobile sticky, bottom-anchor, or content-covering overlay formats. Google AdSense is configured separately and remains subject to Google approval. Page eligibility, visitor location, consent status, and available inventory determine whether an ad is actually requested or displayed. Adsterra, Google, and their demand partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, device identifiers, or similar technologies to serve and measure ads under their own policies.

The Adsterra display loaders remain disabled until the site's advertising choice allows them. For visitors in the EEA, United Kingdom, or Switzerland, advertising is disabled until a choice is made. When Google AdSense is enabled, its requests also remain subject to the site's Google-certified consent platform and the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework where applicable.

The site's own preference panel does not represent itself as a Google-certified consent management platform. For AdSense, European-region advertising remains disabled at the code level until the publisher has configured a Google-certified CMP in AdSense Privacy & messaging, verified that the message is published for this domain, and explicitly enabled the corresponding deployment flag. The certified message controls Google's advertising-storage, ad-user-data, and ad-personalization choices; the local panel separately controls optional non-Google advertising and site integrations.

We do not use advertising cookies to create audiences from account emails, support requests, child-directed activity, or sensitive personal categories. We do not request precise device location, and Palworld map positions are fictional game coordinates rather than user-location data. First-party ad code must not append names, email addresses, phone numbers, ticket content, or other personally identifiable information to an advertising request.

You can opt out of personalized advertising through Google Ads Settings and can control or delete cookies in your browser. Blocking advertising storage may result in non-personalized or limited ads where available.

Change your choices

Use Privacy choices in the footer at any time to accept, reject, or change optional analytics, support, and advertising services. Withdrawing advertising permission prevents the site's Adsterra script from loading. You can also block or delete cookies using your browser settings, though doing so may sign you out or reset your preferences.

For more detail about data use and third-party providers, read our Privacy Policy. Questions can be submitted through the Contact page.