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    Cookie Policy

    This Cookie Policy explains how Joinazo Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies on Joinazo. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.

    Last updated: 27 July 2026 · Operated by Joinazo Ltd

    1. What are cookies?

    Cookies are small text files stored on your device. We also use similar technologies such as local storage and session storage for preferences and app state.

    2. How we use cookies

    We use cookies and similar technologies to:

    • Keep you signed in and secure your session (strictly necessary).
    • Remember preferences such as UI state (functional).
    • Understand how the site is used so we can improve Joinazo (analytics / performance, where enabled).
    • Support payment and fraud-prevention flows operated by Stripe where you complete a checkout.

    3. Types of cookies

    • Strictly necessary — required for authentication, security and core site functions. These do not require consent under UK rules.
    • Functional — remember choices that improve your experience.
    • Analytics — help us measure traffic and feature usage. Where we use non-essential analytics cookies, we will seek consent where required.
    • Third-party — payment and infrastructure partners may set their own cookies when you use their services (for example Stripe Checkout).

    4. Managing cookies

    You can control cookies through your browser settings (block, delete or alert you before cookies are stored). Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent sign-in or other core features from working.

    You can also clear site data for joinazo.com in your browser’s privacy settings.

    5. More information

    For how we process personal data more broadly, see our Privacy Policy and GDPR & Your Data pages. Questions: support@joinazo.com.

    These pages describe how Joinazo operates. We may update them from time to time; the “Last updated” date above shows the latest version. For questions, contact support@joinazo.com.

    This information is provided for transparency and does not replace independent legal advice for your organisation.