Cookie notice: categories, defaults, and how to change your choice

Cookie categories

The cookie notice on myteam11win.com groups cookies into three categories: strictly necessary, analytics, and preferences. Strictly necessary cookies are required for the lobby to load and are always on. Analytics and preferences cookies are optional and stay off until you accept them through the consent panel.

Strictly necessary

These cookies remember your cookie choice, keep the mobile menu state in sync, and store the consent record. They do not track you across other sites. The data they store is not used for advertising.

Analytics

If you accept, analytics cookies record anonymous page-view counts and aggregate traffic patterns. We use them to see which editorial pages are useful and which are not. They never identify you personally. They stay off until you accept; you can withdraw consent at any time via the cookie settings button in the footer.

Preferences

If you accept, preferences cookies remember small choices such as your preferred view density. They stay off until you accept; you can withdraw consent at any time via the cookie settings button in the footer.

How to change your choice

Open the cookie settings button in the footer of any page. The consent panel lists each category with a checkbox; the strictly-necessary category is locked on. Save your choice, and the panel closes. Your choice persists across visits.

Default state

On your first visit, the consent banner offers Accept and Reject optional. Strictly necessary cookies are set on either choice. Optional categories stay off if you reject. Your choice is recorded in your browser and read on every subsequent visit.

How the consent record is stored

The consent record is stored in a localStorage entry under the key myteam11_consent_v1. The record contains the timestamp of the choice and the boolean state for each category. The record is read on every subsequent visit, so the panel does not reappear once you have made a choice. To clear the record, open the cookie settings panel and reject optional, or clear your browser's site data.

What the consent record is not used for

The consent record is not transmitted to a server, not used for advertising, and not shared with third parties. It exists only to remember your choice across visits. If you accept analytics, the analytics cookies record anonymous page-view counts and aggregate traffic patterns; they never identify you personally. If you reject optional, no optional cookies are set.

What strictly necessary cookies do

The strictly necessary cookies remember three things: your cookie consent choice, the mobile menu state, and the consent record itself. They do not track you across other sites, do not record any personal data, and do not transmit anything to a server. They are required for this lobby to keep working, which is why they are always on.

What optional cookies would do if accepted

If you accept analytics, the analytics cookies record anonymous page-view counts and aggregate traffic patterns. They never identify you personally and never share data with advertisers. If you accept preferences, the preferences cookies remember small choices such as your preferred view density. Neither category is set until you accept, and either can be turned off at any time via the cookie settings button in the footer.

What changes when you accept or reject

When you accept, the analytics and preferences cookies are set on your next visit, and the consent record is updated to reflect the choice. When you reject, no optional cookies are set, and the consent record is updated to reflect the rejection. The change takes effect immediately on save; the next page load uses the new choice.

What does not change when you accept or reject

The strictly-necessary cookies are always set, regardless of your choice. They are required for this lobby to keep working. The optional cookies never share data with advertisers, regardless of your choice. The editorial review on myteam11win.com never changes its content based on your choice; the only difference is whether analytics cookies record your page views.

How to verify your choice

You can verify your choice at any time by opening the cookie settings panel and reading the checkbox state of each category. The panel reflects the current consent record. If the panel does not match your expectation, save the desired state and the panel will close with the new consent record.

How the cookie panel is built

The cookie panel is a fixed bottom sheet that opens when you click the cookie settings button in the footer. The panel lists three categories: strictly necessary, analytics, and preferences. The strictly necessary category is locked on. The analytics and preferences categories are off by default. The panel includes three action buttons: accept optional, reject optional, and save choice. The panel closes when you click an action or when you click outside the panel.

How the consent record is keyed

The consent record is keyed to the domain myteam11win.com. If you visit a different myteam11 domain (for example, a sister site with the same template), the record does not transfer; you make a separate choice on each domain. The record is keyed to the browser, not the device; if you switch browsers, the record does not transfer. The record is keyed to the localStorage partition; if your browser separates storage by site, the record is preserved within the partition.

How to clear the consent record

You can clear the consent record at any time by opening the cookie settings panel and rejecting optional, or by clearing your browser's site data for myteam11win.com. After clearing, the consent banner will reappear on your next visit and you can make a fresh choice. Clearing the consent record does not affect the strictly-necessary cookies; those are always set.

What the analytics category records

If you accept analytics, the analytics cookies record four things per visit: the URL the visitor opened, the referrer (if any), a coarse-grained country code (not your IP address), and the user agent string. The aggregate is used to compute page-view counts and traffic patterns. The analytics cookies do not record your name, email, password, payment details, or any other personal data. The aggregate is not shared with advertisers or third parties.

What the preferences category records

If you accept preferences, the preferences cookies remember small choices such as your preferred view density (compact or comfortable). The preferences cookies are scoped to myteam11win.com; they do not affect any other site. The preferences cookies do not record your name, email, password, payment details, or any other personal data. The preferences cookies are deleted when you clear your browser's site data.

How long the records persist

The consent record persists until you clear it. The strictly-necessary cookies persist for the duration of the session, or for a longer period if you have not cleared them. The optional cookies persist for the duration defined by the analytics or preferences provider. None of the records persist beyond what is needed for the corresponding feature.

How to contact the editorial team about cookies

If you have a question about the cookie categories, the consent record, or the panel behaviour, the editorial contact path is the contact surface exposed at /support/. The editorial team does not handle lobby support questions; for those, the lobby's contact path is the right channel.

What the strictly necessary cookies never do

The strictly necessary cookies never share data with third parties, never record any personal data beyond what is required for this lobby to keep working, and never expire during the session. They are scoped to myteam11win.com only; they do not affect any other site. The strictly necessary cookies are the only cookies that are always set; the optional categories require your explicit acceptance.

What the editorial review does not do with cookies

The editorial review does not use cookies for advertising, retargeting, cross-site tracking, or fingerprinting. The editorial review does not place any third-party trackers, ad networks, or social widgets inside this lobby. The editorial review does not share any data with advertisers, regardless of your cookie choice. The cookie categories are limited to strictly necessary, analytics, and preferences.