Cookie Policy
We owe you a clear account of the small files this site stores on your device and why.
Try the partner brokerWhat is a cookie, and what does this site do with them?
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep. It carries a short label and a few settings. When you return to the site, or move between its pages, your browser sends that file back so the site can recognise your visit. Cookies are not programs and they cannot run on your device; they simply hold information. Some files that work the same way are called local storage or pixels, and this policy treats them as cookies.
This site is an independent editorial resource that reviews the broker for readers in Uganda. We publish written material only. We are not the broker, we are not affiliated with the broker, and we do not offer financial services, accounts, deposits or advice. Because we set no accounts and take no deposits, the cookies here serve reading and measurement purposes, not trading purposes.
Some cookies are necessary for the pages to load and stay secure. Others help us understand which articles are read and how visitors reach them. We do not use cookies to build a profile of your finances or to sell anything to you.
Which cookies are strictly necessary?
Strictly necessary cookies keep the site working. They remember your cookie choice so the banner does not reappear on every page, keep a session stable while you move between articles, and help protect forms on the site against misuse. These files do not track you across other websites and are not used for advertising.
You can block or delete them through your browser settings. If you do, some parts of the site may not function properly, and your cookie preference will not be remembered on your next visit.
How long does each kind of cookie live?
A cookie either ends when you close your browser, which makes it a session cookie, or stays for a set period, which makes it a persistent cookie. Necessary session cookies last only for your visit. The cookie that records your consent choice usually lasts up to twelve months, after which we ask again.
Measurement cookies set by third parties typically last between one day and two years, depending on the tool. We keep the periods no longer than needed for the purpose, and we review them when the tools we use are changed.
Third parties set some cookies directly when their content or scripts load on our pages. Those parties control the lifetime and content of their own cookies, and their own policies apply. We choose tools carefully but cannot alter what a third party stores. Your browser settings let you refuse third-party cookies entirely.
How will you know when this list changes?
We publish the current version of this policy on this site, and that version is the one that applies. When we add a cookie, remove one, or change a lifetime, we update this page and change the date shown with it. We do not send individual notices for routine updates, so please check this page if you want to stay informed.
If a change is significant, we will make it clear on the page rather than bury it in small print. If you have a question about cookies, or want to know more about a specific entry, use the contact form on this site. We answer editorial queries about this policy directly.
