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Cookie Policy

Last updated: October 22, 2026

Draft: this text is being finalized and may change before launch.

Cookies are small files kept by your browser. Here are the few that Mentor uses, and what you can do about them.

1. What we use

  • fomoff_owner: an anonymous identifier, kept for one year. It remembers which wallet address you linked in the check, so that the one-address rule works and you find your report again. It holds no personal data and is needed for that feature.
  • Sign-in cookies (names starting with sb-): only if you log in. They keep you signed in. A short-lived cookie (fomoff-after-login) remembers where to send you after signing in with Google.
  • fomoff-currency: your choice to see amounts in US dollars or in SOL, kept for one year.
  • Browser storage (not cookies): whether you turned on the browser notifications of a session, the notifications already shown during a session, and, while you move from the home page to the pricing page, the wallet address you pasted (kept in your tab only and forgotten when you close it).

2. Other companies' cookies

If you choose to sign in with Google, Google may set its own cookies on its own pages, under its own policy. We do not embed other third-party content that sets cookies.

3. What we do not use

No analytics, no advertising and no tracking cookies or pixels.

4. Your choices

You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. If you delete fomoff_owner, we no longer recognize you: you will be a new visitor, and the daily limits still apply. Blocking the sign-in cookies stops you from staying logged in.

More on how we handle data in the Privacy Policy. Questions: support@gomentor.io.