1. Introduction
This Cookie Policy explains how RightBack.com LLC d/b/a Postvertise ("Postvertise") uses cookies and similar storage when you use the Platform.
It reflects the current frontend and Laravel Sanctum authentication implementation. It does not invent analytics or marketing trackers.
3. Essential Authentication and Session Cookies
Postvertise uses essential cookies to keep you signed in to the API and to protect cookie-authenticated requests:
- Laravel session cookie (name configurable via SESSION_COOKIE; used for Sanctum SPA session authentication)
- XSRF-TOKEN cookie, read by the frontend to send X-XSRF-TOKEN headers on state-changing API requests after calling `/sanctum/csrf-cookie`
4. Security
CSRF cookies and session cookies are security and integrity controls for authenticated use of the Platform. They are required for login/session features to function.
5. Preferences
The current production UI does not set a dedicated preferences cookie framework (for example theme or language cookies).
Short-lived sessionStorage keys may hold display-only auth cache, signup progress drafts, and pending magic-link UI state. These are not authentication proof and are not used as marketing identifiers.
6. Analytics Cookies
Postvertise does not currently load third-party website analytics cookies or scripts (such as Google Analytics).
In-product Creator “Analytics” pages show synced social metrics from connected accounts and are unrelated to browser analytics cookies.
7. Marketing Cookies
Postvertise does not currently use marketing or advertising pixels/cookies (such as Meta Pixel) in the application layouts.
8. Managing Cookies
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking essential session or CSRF cookies will prevent sign-in and authenticated dashboard features from working correctly.