Cookies Policy
Your experience matters to us. This policy explains how Lamhaa uses cookies and similar technologies to operate our website, support sign-in, understand website performance, display advertisements and provide embedded content.
In brief: Our website is built on Blogger and may interact with Google services, Firebase Authentication, Google Sign-In, analytics tools, Google AdSense and embedded YouTube content. These services may use cookies, browser storage or other technologies for essential functionality, authentication, security, measurement and advertising. The technologies that actually operate depend on the page you visit and the features you use.
1. About This Policy
This Cookies Policy applies to https://playus.plussmiley.com/, referred to as the "Website", operated in connection with Lamhaa, a music discovery and entertainment service associated with Plus Home.
It should be read together with our Privacy Policy . It explains the types of cookies and related technologies that may be used, why they are used, and how you can manage them.
This policy covers technologies that may be provided by us, by Google and its services, and by other third parties whose content or features are integrated into the Website.
2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website or a service used by that website can store in your browser. They can help remember preferences, maintain sessions, protect services, measure visits and support advertising.
We may also use similar technologies, including local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, scripts and browser or device identifiers. These technologies are not all technically cookies, but they can perform similar functions.
Cookies can be first-party or third-party. First-party cookies are associated with the website you visit. Third-party cookies or storage technologies are associated with another service, such as Google, that supplies a feature, advertisement, analytics tool or embedded player.
3. Types of Cookies and Technologies We May Use
The following categories explain the purposes of technologies that may operate on the Website. A particular cookie is not necessarily present during every visit, and the list is not a guarantee that every named technology is active on every page.
Essential & Technical
These technologies help the Website load, support basic functionality, maintain service reliability and protect against suspicious activity, abuse and unauthorised requests.
They may be supplied by Blogger, Google infrastructure or other services required for a feature to operate.
Site functionality & securityFirebase & Google Sign-In
Where sign-in features are provided, Firebase Authentication and Google Sign-In may use authentication state, browser storage, security identifiers and related mechanisms to complete sign-in, maintain a session and help prevent abuse.
Google may also use its own cookies when you interact with a Google sign-in page or account.
Authentication & account securityAnalytics & Performance
Analytics tools, including Google Analytics or available Blogger statistics, may help measure visits, page views, navigation, traffic sources, interactions and website performance.
This information can help us understand which features people use and identify technical problems or opportunities to improve the Website.
Usage measurement & improvementGoogle AdSense & Advertising
If advertisements are displayed, Google AdSense and its advertising partners may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver ads, limit repeated impressions, detect invalid activity, measure ad performance and, where permitted, personalise advertisements.
Advertising may be personalised or non-personalised depending on applicable requirements, your consent where required, and available advertising settings.
Ad delivery, measurement & fraud preventionYouTube & Embedded Content
Pages that contain a YouTube iframe, video player or related embedded content may connect your browser to YouTube or other Google services.
Those services may use cookies or similar technologies for playback, security, preferences, analytics, advertising or other functions governed by their own settings and policies.
Video playback & external contentBlogger & Google Platform
Because this Website uses Blogger, Google platform technologies may be involved in delivering pages, maintaining platform security, managing preferences, supporting account functions and preventing abuse.
Google cookies may also be associated with embedded Google services loaded on a page.
Hosting & platform servicesPreferences & Cookie Notices
The Website's theme or scripts may store preferences such as whether a notice has been dismissed, or remember certain settings to avoid showing the same message repeatedly.
Such preferences may be stored in cookies or browser storage. Their availability and retention depend on the active script and your browser settings.
Preferences & user experienceThird-Party Tools & Links
Where enabled, external links, embedded widgets, forms, sharing features, fonts, media players or other integrated tools may connect your browser to third-party websites.
Each provider may use its own cookies or similar technologies. We do not control all tracking or storage practices of external services.
External services & integrations4. Services That May Set or Read Cookies
4.1. Google Analytics and Website Statistics
Analytics services may use identifiers to distinguish browsers, understand how visitors arrive at the Website, measure page activity and produce aggregated reports. The information may include page URLs, approximate location derived from network information, browser or device details, timestamps and interactions, subject to the tool's configuration.
Common Google Analytics cookie examples include
_ga and _ga_*. Other names may be
used by different configurations or products. These are
examples only and are not a confirmed inventory of the
cookies present on this Website.
4.2. Google AdSense and Google Advertising
When an advertising feature loads, Google or its advertising partners may receive information such as the page URL, IP address, browser information, ad impressions and interactions. Technologies may be used for ad delivery, frequency control, reporting, relevance and detection of invalid traffic.
Examples of advertising-related cookie names used by Google
services can include IDE, DSID,
NID, _gads and _gac_*.
The cookies used in a particular visit depend on the service,
advertising configuration, location and available settings.
You can review Google's advertising and privacy choices using the links in Section 8 of this policy.
4.3. Firebase Authentication and Google Sign-In
If you sign in through Firebase Authentication or Google Sign-In, the authentication flow may use cookies, browser storage, temporary state or security identifiers to complete the login process, maintain authentication state and help protect accounts against abuse.
Google may process information when you visit a Google authentication page or use your Google Account to sign in. The precise storage mechanisms depend on the sign-in flow, browser restrictions and implementation.
4.4. YouTube Embedded Players
When an embedded YouTube player or other YouTube content loads, your browser may communicate directly with YouTube. YouTube may use cookies or similar technologies to support playback, remember player preferences, maintain security, measure usage or provide advertising in accordance with its own policies.
Example cookie names associated with YouTube can include
YSC, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE,
VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA and
PREF. Not every example will appear on every
device or visit.
4.5. Blogger and Google Platform Technologies
Blogger and connected Google services may use cookies or browser storage for platform operation, security, preferences, account functions and abuse prevention. Where third-party Google content is integrated into a page, additional Google cookies may be used.
The precise cookies and their lifetimes can change as Google updates its services. Please refer to Google's own cookie information for the current details.
5. Why We Use These Technologies
Depending on the service and the features available, cookies and similar technologies may be used for the following purposes:
- Website operation: deliver pages and support essential technical functions.
- Authentication: support sign-in and maintain relevant account sessions.
- Security: help detect spam, suspicious requests, fraud and unauthorised activity.
- Analytics: understand traffic, page views, general usage patterns and website performance.
- Advertising: display ads, limit repetition, measure performance and, where permitted, personalised ads.
- Embedded content: load and operate third-party media players, videos and integrated features.
- Preferences: remember supported choices and reduce repetitive prompts.
- Compliance: support applicable legal, consent and service-provider requirements.
We aim to use these technologies for legitimate website operation and improvement. The processing carried out by an external provider is also governed by that provider's own terms, privacy policy and settings.
6. How Long Do Cookies Last?
Cookie lifetimes vary according to their purpose and the service that sets them. We do not assign a single retention period to every cookie used by the Website.
- Session cookies: generally remain available during a browser session and are intended to expire when the session ends.
- Persistent cookies: may remain on your device until their stated expiry date or until you delete them.
- Browser storage: may remain until it expires, is cleared by the relevant service, or is removed through your browser's site-data settings.
Third-party providers determine the duration of the cookies they set. Some providers may change their retention periods as their services and technical requirements evolve.
7. Third-Party Cookies and Data Sharing
When a Google service, advertising tag, analytics tool, embedded video or other third-party feature loads, your browser may communicate with that provider directly. The provider may receive information such as the page address, IP address, device or browser details, and information about interactions with the relevant feature.
Third-party processing is subject to the relevant provider's policies and settings. We cannot independently control every cookie or other storage mechanism used by those providers.
For information about how Google uses information from websites that integrate its services, please review: How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services .
8. How to Manage or Disable Cookies
You can manage cookies and site data through your browser's privacy or security settings. Depending on the browser, you may be able to view stored cookies, delete existing data, block third-party cookies or block cookies more broadly.
Restricting cookies may affect certain features. For example, sign-in flows, saved preferences, embedded content or other functions may not work as expected if required storage is blocked.
Google and Third-Party Privacy Controls
The following official resources provide further information and controls for relevant Google services:
The Analytics opt-out add-on applies to supported Google Analytics tracking in compatible browsers; it does not block every form of analytics or third-party tracking.
You may also clear the Website's stored cookies and site data through your browser. This does not necessarily delete information already retained by a service provider on its own systems.
9. Consent and Your Privacy Choices
Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, the relevant technologies should be activated in accordance with the applicable consent requirements. Essential technologies may be treated differently under applicable law.
Where a cookie preference or consent-management tool is provided, you should use its available controls to review or change your choices. You may also use your browser settings and the third-party privacy controls linked above.
For visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, Google has specific consent-management requirements for publishers using services such as AdSense when serving personalised advertising. We will use the applicable consent mechanism for the services and audiences covered by those requirements.
More information is available in Google's consent-management requirements for AdSense publishers .
10. Your Privacy Rights
Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have rights concerning personal information associated with cookies and online identifiers. These rights may include requesting access to, correction of or deletion of certain information, objecting to certain processing, or withdrawing consent where processing relies on consent.
To make a privacy-related request, contact us using the details below. Some information may be held by a third-party provider; requests concerning that provider's independent processing may also need to be directed to the provider.
11. Updates to This Cookies Policy
We may update this policy when our website features, integrated services, technical practices or applicable requirements change. The latest version will be published on this page, with the updated date shown at the top.
We encourage you to review this page periodically so that you remain informed about the cookies and related technologies that may be used when you visit the Website.
12. Contact Us
If you have any questions, concerns or requests regarding this Cookies Policy or the use of cookies on our Website, please contact us.
Email: home@plussmilea.com
Related document: Privacy Policy
