This Cookie Policy explains how FUNOM uses cookies and similar technologies to operate our website, maintain customer sessions, protect accounts, remember preferences, and understand service performance.
Last updated: July 28, 2026
Table of Contents
- What cookies are
- Essential, session, and security cookies
- Preference and analytics cookies
- Third-party technologies
- How to control cookies
1. What Is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser when you visit a website. Cookies allow a website to recognize a browser or session, remember selected settings, and perform security checks. FUNOM may also use local storage, session storage, server logs, pixels, or comparable technologies. In this Policy, the word “cookie” includes these similar technologies where the context permits.
2. Essential Cookies
Essential cookies are required for the website and customer area to function. They support login sessions, shopping carts, checkout, language selection, load balancing, form protection, fraud prevention, and account security. These cookies cannot always be disabled through our interface because the requested service would not work correctly without them.
3. Login and Session Cookies
Session cookies link page requests during a visit and normally expire when you close the browser or after a period of inactivity. Authentication cookies help keep you signed in according to your account and browser settings. Logging out, changing a password, or a security event may cause active session cookies to be invalidated.
4. Security and Fraud-Prevention Cookies
Security cookies help detect unusual login behavior, repeated failed requests, automated abuse, payment fraud, unauthorized access, and forged form submissions. They may be associated with an IP address, device information, or a security event. These controls protect FUNOM, its customers, payment partners, and network infrastructure.
5. Preference Cookies
Preference cookies can remember language, display settings, cookie choices, and other non-sensitive options so that you do not need to select them on every visit. Deleting these cookies may reset the website to its default settings.
6. Analytics and Performance Cookies
Where enabled, analytics technologies help us understand page usage, navigation, loading performance, errors, and aggregate visitor behavior. FUNOM uses this information to improve reliability, content, and customer experience. Optional analytics cookies are used in accordance with applicable consent requirements and available cookie controls. FUNOM does not use analytics information to sell customer data.
7. Third-Party Cookies
Payment providers, fraud-prevention services, embedded content, analytics platforms, or other integrations may set their own cookies when you use the relevant feature. Those cookies are controlled by the third party and are subject to its privacy and cookie terms. FUNOM limits integrations to legitimate operational purposes but cannot directly manage every third-party cookie.
8. Cookie Duration
Some cookies last only for the current browser session. Others remain for a defined period to remember a preference or support security. Retention depends on the cookie's purpose and may change when you log out, clear browser data, change devices, or when FUNOM refreshes a security session. We periodically review cookies and seek to avoid retaining them longer than necessary.
9. Managing Cookies
You can use the FUNOM cookie interface, when available, and your browser settings to view, block, or delete cookies. Browser controls are usually available under Privacy, Security, or Site Data settings. You may also configure the browser to reject third-party cookies or notify you before storage occurs.
Disabling optional analytics cookies should not prevent access to essential functions. Blocking essential cookies may prevent you from signing in, adding products to a cart, completing payment, managing services, opening tickets, or passing security checks. Deleting cookies may require you to sign in and choose preferences again.
10. Server Logs and Do Not Track
Blocking cookies does not stop essential server-side logs, such as IP addresses, request times, error codes, and security events, because these records are needed to deliver and protect the service. Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted consistently across the industry; FUNOM instead applies the cookie choices and legal requirements described in this Policy.
11. Updates and Contact
FUNOM may update this Cookie Policy as technologies, providers, or legal requirements change. The current version will be published on this page. Questions about cookies or related privacy practices can be submitted through the official contact page or an authenticated support ticket.
Business Information
Business Name: FUNOM
Business Type: Individual / Sole Proprietor
Owner: Nguyen Nam Khanh
Country: Vietnam
Support: [email protected]