Cookies policy

Cookies are small files or values saved by a website in your browser. Similar browser storage can remember a setting or help a service measure how a website is used.

We do not store your password, verification codes, or other sensitive account secrets in cookies.

• Sign-in cookie: the HTTP-only aw_session cookie keeps you signed in. It is protected from client-side JavaScript and expires after the session period.
• Signup measurement: a short-lived ffc_pending_sign_up cookie helps attribute a completed signup to the signup flow for analytics.
• Anonymous voting: the HTTP-only ffc_anon_vote_token cookie helps limit each browser to one upvote per question or answer. It does not contain your account password or email address.
• Security checks: Google reCAPTCHA may use cookies or similar storage when it protects a login or signup attempt.
• Measurement and advertising: Google Analytics, PostHog, Google AdSense, and other providers may use their own browser storage on pages where those services are enabled.

You can delete or block cookies through your browser settings. You can also clear site data for Free Fire Community at any time.

Blocking essential cookies can prevent sign-in and other account features from working. Blocking third-party storage can affect CAPTCHA, analytics, or advertising features without preventing the public forum from loading.

Some services embedded in the site set or read their own cookies and similar storage. Their use of that data is controlled by their own policies.

See our Privacy policy for the services used by the forum and the information they may receive.

If you have a question about cookies or browser storage, email support@freefirecommunity.com.