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Cookie Policy

Last updated 1 November 2026

This policy describes the cookies and browser storage that FRAIM ApS uses in Just Say Yes, and how you can control them.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small files that a website stores on your device. Your browser can also store small amounts of data in other ways, for example in its local storage. We store only what the Service needs to work and the settings you choose yourself.

2. What we use

What we store, and why

  • Sign-in: a secure session cookie keeps you signed in. Without it the Service cannot work. If you were invited, a short-lived cookie remembers the invitation while you sign up.
  • Your choices: cookies and browser storage remember the settings you choose yourself, for example language, theme, whether the sidebar is collapsed, which views you prefer, and which guides and messages you have closed.
  • Time zone: a cookie remembers your browser’s time zone for a year, so times are shown in your local time.
  • Live sync: an identifier for each tab, kept in browser storage, makes sure shared updates reach the right tabs.
  • Drafts: when you design, a draft is kept in the browser so your work is not lost if the page closes.
  • Disposable camera: the camera stores an identifier for your device, so the number of photos per device can be limited, and the link you last used, so you can open the camera again. The link gives access to the camera, so clear your browser data if you used a shared device.

What we do not use

We do not use advertising cookies, cross-site tracking or analytics tools from other companies. We count our own usage statistics on the server from the requests the Service receives anyway, and we store nothing in the browser for that purpose. If a couple adds YouTube, Vimeo or Google Maps to the guest page, the content is blocked until you choose to load it. Loading it connects to that provider, which may receive technical data and set its own cookies. YouTube is shown in its no-cookie mode, but that is not a promise that YouTube processes no personal data. You can leave the content blocked and still use the rest of the guest page.

3. Managing cookies

You can delete or block cookies and other data from Just Say Yes in your browser settings. If you block the sign-in cookie, you are signed out and the Service cannot work. If you delete the other data, the Service forgets your choices, and a disposable camera has to be opened from its link again. If you have loaded content from YouTube, Vimeo or Google Maps on a guest page, it is blocked again when you reload the page. Cookies the provider has already set are deleted in your browser settings.

4. Changes

If we change what we store, we update this page and its "last updated" date. If a new cookie or other storage needs your consent, we ask you before it is set.

5. Contact

Write to hej@fraim.dk if you have questions about cookies. The Privacy Policy describes how we handle your personal data.