Learn how Bazoocam uses browser cookies, WebRTC session tokens, and local storage to guarantee seamless video matchmaking.
Cookies are compact text files stored on your computer, tablet, or smartphone by your web browser when visiting websites. They facilitate essential functions such as maintaining ongoing peer-to-peer media sockets, saving volume and camera preferences, and preserving virtual token balances across random roulette rounds.
These cookies and local storage items are indispensable for the website to function securely and cannot be disabled in our systems. They enable:
Functional cookies allow our servers to recall your choices—such as your language filter (e.g. English, Spanish, French) and casino mini-game sound effects volume. We also employ anonymous telemetry to monitor server ping and packet drop rates across continents.
| Identifier | Category | Expiration | Primary Function |
|---|---|---|---|
__bzc_session
| Strictly Necessary | Session | Maintains active WebRTC connection ID |
__bzc_filter_lang
| Functional | 30 Days | Remembers selected language & country lobby |
__bzc_audio_vol
| Preferences | 90 Days | Stores microphone and speaker gain settings |
__bzc_chips_val
| Entertainment | Session | Caches virtual casino slots token balance |
You possess complete authority over cookie persistence. You can modify your browser settings to decline all or select cookies, or to alert you whenever a cookie is created. Please be advised that disabling strictly necessary WebRTC cookies will prevent random webcam matchmaking from establishing peer connections.
Detailed configuration steps for your browser:
