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Cookie basics
What are cookies?
Cookies are small data files that a website may ask your browser to store. They can support sessions and preferences, or help with analytics and advertising where those tools are used.
Cookies differ from cached files, bookmarks and downloaded pages. Browsers can also store information through other site-data features without using cookies.
Ruby Reels usage
How Ruby Reels uses browser data
| Type | Where it applies | Why it may be used |
|---|---|---|
| Essential cookies | None set by the page code. | They may support navigation, account access and essential site functions. |
| Preference cookies | None. | They may remember settings such as currency or language where enabled. |
| Analytics cookies | None. | They may help understand site performance if an analytics service is enabled. |
| Marketing cookies | None. | They may support campaign measurement or advertising where enabled and permitted. |
| Local and session storage | Not used. | Browser storage may retain settings or activity according to the site and browser controls. |
The official site has not published a detailed inventory of optional cookies or storage tools.
Essential
Essential functions and cookies
Ruby Reels is browser-based on iOS and Android, so no app is required. Account access, security checks and other interactive features may depend on browser settings and site functions.
The site’s account access uses email and password. Any external service may apply its own cookie policy and browser controls.
Analytics
Analytics and marketing cookies
The official site has not published the specific analytics, remarketing or advertising tools it uses. Check the current cookie information before allowing optional categories.
When you follow an external link, the destination may use cookies under its own policy and browser settings.
Retention
How long browser records remain
| Record type | How to control it |
|---|---|
| Page selections | May reset when the page is reloaded or closed, depending on the browser and site function. |
| Browser cache | Managed through your browser; cached files can remain until you clear or replace them. |
| Browsing history | Managed through your browser’s history settings. |
| Downloaded pages | Remain on your device until you delete the files. |
| External-site cookies | Controlled by the destination’s policy and your browser settings. |
Browser controls
Manage cookies in your browser
Official browser instructions: Chrome settings or Safari settings.
- 01
Open privacy controls
Find the browser’s privacy, cookie and site-data settings.
- 02
Check Ruby Reels data
Use site information or settings to see what browser data is stored for the website.
- 03
Remove selected data
Choose whether to clear cookies, cached files, history or other site data; these records are managed separately.
- 04
Check external websites
Review each linked website’s own cookie policy and privacy controls.
Common questions
Ruby Reels cookie FAQ
Can I use Ruby Reels without accepting optional cookies?
The detailed cookie inventory is not published on the official site. You can manage optional cookies through your browser settings where those controls are available.
Why does my browser still show cached Ruby Reels files?
Caching stores website files to help pages load. It is separate from cookies and is managed through your browser settings.
Will my browser remember my page choices?
This depends on the relevant site function and browser settings. Review the saved site data if you want to remove stored choices.
Does this policy cover linked websites?
No. An external destination manages its own cookies and privacy practices, so review that website’s policy and controls.
Get in touch
Cookie questions and updates
Read the Privacy Policy for information about privacy and browser data. The Support guide explains how to contact Ruby Reels through its available support channels.
Updated: 2026.
More to read
Helpful Ruby Reels guides
Ruby Reels cookies policy: browser controls and cookie use
What this Ruby Reels cookies policy covers
This Ruby Reels cookies policy explains how cookies and similar browser technologies may operate when visitors access the Ruby Reels website. Cookies are small files that a website may store in a browser to support sessions, preferences or other functions.
Ruby Reels is browser-based on iOS and Android, so no app is required. The official site has not published a complete list of cookie names, providers, purposes or retention periods, so review the current information before changing browser permissions.
Cookie categories explained
These categories describe common website functions, not a confirmed inventory of individual Ruby Reels cookies. Specific tools and retention periods are not published on the official site.
| Cookie type | Possible function |
|---|---|
| Essential cookies | May support page loading, account sessions, security features and basic navigation. |
| Preference cookies | May remember settings such as language, currency or consent choices where enabled. |
| Performance cookies | May help identify technical issues and understand how pages are used where an analytics service is enabled. |
| Security and verification | May support account protection, fraud checks and verification processes. |
| Marketing or third-party | May measure campaigns or content activity where these technologies are enabled and legally permitted. |
Cookies and account information
Cookies can relate to a browser session, device settings or account activity. They are not automatically the same as personal information, although some browser data may become personal information when combined with registration details.
Ruby Reels uses email and password for account access, while age and identity checks may be requested. Ruby Reels is not licensed in Australia, so Australian visitors should consider the service’s regulatory position before submitting personal details.
Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers let you accept, block or delete cookies through privacy or site-settings menus. Blocking cookies can affect login, preferences, security checks and other interactive features, so selective controls may be more suitable.
Menu names vary between browser versions, but these options are generally available:
- Chrome: open Settings, select Privacy and security, then review Third-party cookies or Site settings.
- Safari on iPhone or iPad: open Settings, choose Apps, Safari, then review privacy and website-data controls.
- Firefox: open Settings, select Privacy & Security, then adjust tracking protection or clear cookies and site data.
- Microsoft Edge: open Settings, choose Cookies and site permissions, then manage or delete cookies and site data.
- To remove Ruby Reels data only, search for the website in your browser’s saved site-data list and delete its entry.
Consent, changes and support
If a cookie banner or consent control appears, use it to accept optional cookies or refuse categories that are not essential. Browser tracking prevention can also help, but it may not replace the website’s own controls.
Cookie practices can change when site functions, analytics services or security requirements change. Ruby Reels provides 24/7 live chat and email support for questions about cookies, account access or privacy.
