Cookies are small text files that a website or app stores on your device when you visit. They're widely used to make services work, work better, or work more securely, and to remember things about your visit.

This policy also covers "similar technologies" — such as local storage, pixels, and software development kits (SDKs) — which serve comparable purposes. When we say "cookies" below, we mean cookies and these similar technologies together.

We group the cookies we use into the categories below.

• Local & session storage — used by our website and apps to store settings and keep the interface responsive.
• Pixels & web beacons — tiny elements that may be used to measure whether a page loaded or an email was opened.
• SDKs — code in our mobile apps that performs functions similar to cookies, such as keeping you signed in and measuring performance.

Some cookies may be set by trusted service providers who help us operate the Service — for example, infrastructure, security, or analytics partners acting on our behalf. These providers are contractually limited to using the data for us.

If the Service ever embeds third-party content (such as a video player or a sign-in button), that third party may set its own cookies, governed by their policies. We'll flag those where they apply.

• Session cookies expire when you close your browser or app.
• Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period — or until you delete them — so we can remember you and your preferences between visits.

The exact lifetime varies by cookie and purpose. Essential cookies live only as long as needed for the function they support.

You're in control of optional cookies. You can manage them in a few ways:

• In-product controls — where offered, use our cookie settings to accept or decline optional categories and change your choice later.
• Browser settings — most browsers let you block or delete cookies, or warn you before one is set. Check your browser's help pages for how.
• Device settings — mobile devices offer controls for advertising identifiers and app tracking.

Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" (DNT) signal. There is no common industry standard for how to respond to DNT, so we do not currently respond to it. Because we don't use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies, DNT has limited relevance to Qibblo.

Where required by law, we honor recognized opt-out signals such as Global Privacy Control (GPC) as a request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information — noting, as our Privacy Policy explains, that we do not sell or share personal information in that sense.

We may update this Cookie Policy as the Service and the technologies we use evolve. When we make meaningful changes, we'll update the effective date and, where appropriate, provide notice in-product.

Questions about our use of cookies?

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