Cookie notice

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file that a site asks your browser to store. CineVerse sets cookies for the one purpose described below, and it sets nothing on your device before it is needed.

Cookies CineVerse sets

• Sign-in cookies: two cookies are set when you sign in, and they are what keep you signed in as you move between pages. They are strictly necessary for the parts of CineVerse that need an account: without them you cannot stay signed in, and you cannot post a review. You can see them, under this site's own domain, in your browser's cookie list.
• Nothing else. CineVerse sets no advertising and no analytics cookies before you allow them.

What is not loaded until you ask for it

• The trailer player is loaded from YouTube only after you press the play button. Until then no request is made to YouTube and no YouTube cookie can be set.
• The TMDB logo and every other image on this site are served from CineVerse itself, not from a third party.

Advertising and analytics cookies

If advertising or analytics cookies are added, they load only after you allow them. A choice is never assumed: until you make one, those cookies are not set. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time, and withdrawing it is as easy as giving it.

Managing cookies in your browser

You can also see, block or delete cookies in your browser's own settings. Blocking the two sign-in cookies means you cannot stay signed in, so you cannot post a review.

Contact

Questions about cookies go through the form on our contact page at /contact. Our privacy notice at /privacy explains how we handle personal data.