Cookies and browser technologies
Cookie Policy
This policy explains the browser technologies HabeshaReach currently needs and how future optional technologies will be handled.
Effective: 16 September 2026
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3. Authentication and sessions
Authentication and session technologies keep users signed in, associate requests with the correct account, help prevent unauthorized access, and support password and account security. Session records may include expiry information and technical security data.
4. Preferences
HabeshaReach may use browser storage to remember interface preferences, such as the selected language. Clearing browser data may reset these preferences.
7. Third-party technologies
External services linked from listings may set their own cookies after you visit them. HabeshaReach does not control third-party sites. Embedded third-party content should be reviewed separately before launch because it can introduce additional technologies.
8. Consent and managing preferences
Where the law requires consent for non-essential cookies, HabeshaReach will ask before placing them and provide a way to withdraw consent. You can also block or delete cookies through browser settings, but this may affect sign-in or other essential features. At present, no optional-cookie preference center is required by the confirmed implementation because optional analytics and advertising cookies have not been confirmed.
9. Policy changes
This policy will be updated if new analytics, advertising, embedded media, payment, or other browser technologies are introduced.
Questions or requests
Contact HabeshaReach at filefdfd34@gmail.com or use the contact page.