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How this independent editorial site uses cookies, what each type does, and what stops working if you turn them off.

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You open a page on exnibrokerin.com to read our review of Exinity, and a small banner or notice asks you to accept or refuse cookies. That notice exists because your browser stores small pieces of data on our behalf, and in some cases on behalf of others, while you read. This policy explains what those pieces are, why they are there, how long they stay, and what you lose by refusing them.

To be clear about who we are: exnibrokerin.com is an independent editorial resource. We publish reviews and commentary for readers in India. We are not a broker, we are not affiliated with Exinity, and we do not offer financial services, open accounts, take deposits, or give advice. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to trade.

What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep. When you return to the page, or move between pages, the browser sends that file back. It lets the site remember something about your visit, such as a preference you selected or the fact that you already closed a notice.

Cookies are not programs. They cannot run code, read other files on your device, or install anything. They carry a name, a value, and usually an expiry date. Related technologies, such as local storage, work in a similar way, and this policy covers them together with cookies for simplicity.

You can see, block, and delete cookies through your browser settings at any time. Doing so affects this site and every other site you visit, so it is worth knowing what each category does before you decide.

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Some cookies on this site are set by us. Others are set by services we use to run and measure the site, and those are placed by the service rather than by us. We do not control what a third party does with the data it collects, though we choose which services we work with and limit them to purposes described here.

These cookies may record a rough location, the pages you viewed, the link that brought you here, and technical details about your browser and device. They do not give us your name or your contact details. If you follow an outbound link from our pages, the destination site will apply its own cookie rules, which we cannot govern.

We do not sell reader data, and we do not use cookies to build profiles for advertising outside this site.

Measurement Cookies

We use analytics cookies to understand which reviews are read, how far readers scroll, and where pages fail to load properly. This tells us what to fix and what to write more about. The data reaches us in aggregate form: counts, percentages, and trends, not individual identities.

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We do not use cookies for behavioural advertising, and we do not permit third parties to use our measurement data for their own marketing.

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Refusing non-essential cookies does not block the site. You can still read every review and every page. What changes is smaller than you might expect, but it is real.

Without measurement cookies, we cannot tell which articles are being read or where the site breaks, so problems take longer to surface, and our editorial decisions rest on less evidence. Without preference cookies, the consent notice may reappear on each visit, and any display settings you chose will be forgotten. Pages may also load slightly differently where a service cannot confirm whether it has already counted your visit.

If you accept, keep in mind that you can change your mind later through your browser settings. When this policy changes, we publish the updated version on this page with a new effective date, so the current text is always the one that applies. Questions about this policy can go through the contact form on this site.

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