Jeetbuzz Cookie Policy in Bangladesh

When a user visits the Jeetbuzz website, small data files called cookies are saved onto their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, such as language and login details, so the experience remains consistent across sessions.

Cookies are also used to monitor website traffic and understand how visitors interact with different parts of the platform. This information supports performance improvements and helps the site respond to user behaviour over time.

Importantly, cookies do not access any personal files stored on a device. They only store limited, non-sensitive information related to browsing activity on the website. No private data held on a user’s mobile or computer is read or transferred through this process.

The Jeetbuzz platform uses three main types of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that remain active only during a single browsing session. Once the browser is closed, these cookies are automatically deleted from the device.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on the device after the browser is closed. They allow the platform to recognise returning users and retain saved preferences for future visits.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect data about how the website is used, including pages visited and time spent on each section. This data supports ongoing improvements to the platform’s performance and structure.

All three cookie types are used to improve convenience and to personalise the browsing experience for each user.

Users have full control over cookies through their browser settings. Most modern browsers allow a range of actions to manage how cookies are stored and used.

The following actions are available through standard browser settings:

• Delete all existing cookies stored by websites previously visited
• Block cookies from being placed by any website going forward
• Block third-party cookies specifically, without affecting first-party cookies
• Receive a notification each time a website attempts to place a cookie
• Allow cookies only from trusted websites added to an approved list
• Manage Flash cookies separately using the Flash Player settings manager

Please note that blocking all cookies may limit access to certain features on the platform. Functions such as saved language preferences, automatic login, and personalised content may not work as expected if cookies are fully restricted.

Flash cookies, also referred to as local shared objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager, which is accessible via the Adobe website.

Through the Flash Player manager, users can adjust the following:

• Set permissions for which websites may store Flash data on the device
• Restrict the amount of storage Flash applications are allowed to use
• Define security parameters that control how Flash content interacts with the browser

If Flash cookies are blocked entirely alongside standard browser cookies, certain website functions may be affected. Features including language settings, auto-login preferences, and session continuity may not operate correctly without the necessary cookie data in place.