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Cookie Policy

Version 1.1

Cookie Policy

Version 1.1

Effective date: as displayed in the product when you accept this Policy

1. Overview

This Cookie Policy explains how Opcilo uses cookies and similar technologies on its websites and applications, and how you can manage your preferences.

2. Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small files stored on your device. Similar technologies include local storage and pixels used for preferences, security, and measurement.

3. Categories

Non-essential categories are off until you opt in. You can change your choice at any time.

Necessary

These technologies are required for core operation of the Service. They support authentication and session security, language and theme preferences, verification-session unlock where used, and remembering your cookie preference choice. Necessary technologies remain active.

Typical necessary technologies include:

Session and authentication tokens: keep you signed in and protect the session; duration is the session or a short period.

Security and anti-abuse tokens: help protect against fraudulent or unauthorized activity; short duration.

Preference storage (language, theme, cookie choice): remember your settings; typically stored for up to one year.

Verification-session unlock: remembers access to a protected verification page for the duration of your visit.

Analytics

These technologies help us understand how the Service is used and how reliably it performs. They are activated only if you opt in through the cookie preference controls. Where deployed, analytics identifiers typically persist for a limited period (for example, up to one year) and may be provided by a third-party analytics provider identified in the cookie settings.

Marketing

These technologies support advertising measurement or marketing tags when configured. They are activated only if you opt in. If marketing tags are not deployed in a given environment, this category remains off.

4. Your choices

When you first visit, you may accept all non-essential categories, reject non-essential categories, or manage preferences by category. If you continue without making a choice, non-essential categories remain off. You may change your preferences later through cookie settings links in the website footer or application settings, where available.

5. Signed-in users

If you are signed in, we may associate your cookie preference with your account for audit purposes, by reference to the Cookie Policy version presented at the time of your choice.

6. Updates

We may update this Policy when our technologies or categories change. A material update may cause the preference banner to appear again.

7. Further information

For broader personal-data practices, see the Privacy Policy. Questions may be directed to privacy@opcilo.com or through the support or contact channels published by Opcilo.