What data rewinly.com handles and which cookies it sets.
Updated 23 October 2026 · rewinly.com editorial team
This notice explains what personal data rewinly.com handles, which cookies it sets and what you can do about it.
The controller of personal data on rewinly.com is Kohlstone New Media FZ-LLC, Building 10, Dubai Media City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Questions and requests: info@rewinly.com.
Older review pages still show comment and contact forms. Those forms are not connected to anything and nothing typed into them is stored; please use email instead.
The site does not run advertising pixels or third-party analytics scripts. It does set first-party cookies on every page, and more when you click an outbound offer link:
| Cookie | Set when | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| mz_vid | any page | random visitor ID, used to count visits and match a click to a later sign-up | 1 year |
| mz_src | any page | where the visit came from (direct, search, another site) | 30 days |
| mozbiz_session | click on a "Visit Site" / "Join Now" link (/go/) | session of the redirect service that sends you to the operator | 20 hours |
| XSRF-TOKEN | same click (/go/) | security token for that redirect | 20 hours |
Once you land on an operator's site, the cookies there are the operator's business and fall under the operator's policy. The banner button "OK, I Agree" only hides the banner. Clearing cookies, or refusing them in the browser, is always open to you; the articles will still work, but we may not be able to attribute an affiliate sign-up.
To run and secure the site, to answer messages, and to measure which offers readers use so that the affiliate arrangements described on Cashback & commissions can be settled. Nobody buys reader data from us, and no advertising profiles are built from it.
Privacy laws differ by country, but most give you the right to see what we hold about you, to have it fixed or erased and to object to how it is used. Send the request to info@rewinly.com; an answer follows within 30 days. If the answer does not satisfy you, the privacy regulator of your country can take a complaint.
If what the site collects changes, the table and the "Updated" line are revised together.