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Cookie Policy
What cookies and similar technologies may be used, why they are needed and what choices you have.
Last updated: 15 August 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Movies in the 80s may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit www.moviesinthe80s.com.
It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small piece of data that a website may ask your browser to store on your device.
Cookies can be used for things such as keeping a website secure, remembering preferences, maintaining authenticated sessions or understanding how a website is used.
Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage and other browser-based identifiers.
What cookies do we use?
At the date shown at the top of this policy, Movies in the 80s is designed to use only the technical storage that is reasonably necessary to operate, secure and manage the website and its administration systems.
We do not currently state that the public site uses behavioural advertising cookies or third-party advertising trackers.
Strictly necessary cookies
Some cookies or similar technologies may be necessary for the site or its underlying services to function correctly.
These may be used for purposes such as:
- security and fraud prevention;
- maintaining authenticated administrator sessions;
- protecting restricted areas of the site;
- maintaining basic service functionality; and
- supporting technical infrastructure needed to deliver the website.
Strictly necessary technologies may not require consent where they are essential to provide a service requested by the user or to operate the site securely.
Supabase authentication
Movies in the 80s uses Supabase for parts of its database, authentication, content-management and media storage infrastructure.
When an authorised administrator signs in to restricted parts of the website, authentication cookies or related storage may be used to maintain that secure session.
These administrative technologies are not used to track ordinary visitors for advertising purposes.
Vercel
The site is hosted and delivered through Vercel. Vercel may use technical mechanisms necessary for infrastructure, security, routing, performance or abuse prevention.
Analytics
At the date shown above, we have not stated that the public website uses non-essential analytics cookies such as Google Analytics.
If we introduce analytics that uses non-essential cookies or similar tracking technologies, we will update this policy and introduce appropriate consent controls where required.
Advertising and affiliate tracking
Movies in the 80s does not currently state that it uses behavioural advertising cookies.
If advertising, affiliate tracking or other non-essential technologies are introduced in the future, this policy will be updated and consent controls will be introduced where applicable.
How long do cookies last?
The lifespan of a cookie or similar technology depends on its purpose.
Some technologies may exist only for the duration of a browser session, while others may remain for longer where this is necessary for security, authentication or another legitimate operational purpose.
How can you control cookies?
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies through their settings.
Blocking all cookies may affect the operation of some websites and could prevent certain features from working correctly.
Because the public Movies in the 80s website currently aims to avoid unnecessary tracking technologies, there may be no separate cookie preference banner unless non-essential cookies are introduced.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the website, technologies we use or legal requirements change.
If we introduce non-essential analytics, advertising or similar tracking technologies, this page will be updated to explain them.
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