How We Use Cookies
When you visit stero.bet, we rely on cookies to understand how you interact with our site and to keep basic information about your browsing session. This page explains exactly which cookies we set, why we set them, and how you can manage them in your browser settings.
The Cookies We Place on This Site
We use three main types of cookies. Session cookies live only while you’re browsing and disappear when you close your browser—these are essential for any form to work or for us to remember which pages you’ve already loaded. Persistent cookies stay in your browser for weeks or months; we use these to remember that you’ve already read certain content so you don’t see the same messages repeatedly. Analytics cookies track basic usage patterns—how many people visited, which pages they read—so we can improve the site’s structure and make sure the information is clear. We do not set advertising cookies or sell cookie data to third parties.
How Long Cookies Remain in Your Browser
Session cookies are removed the moment you close your browser. Persistent cookies that track your browsing on stero.bet typically expire within 30 to 90 days, depending on the type. Analytics cookies follow the same timeline. When a cookie reaches its expiration date, your browser automatically deletes it; we do not keep any record of it after deletion.
Turning Off Cookies
You can disable cookies in your browser at any time. Every major browser—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge—has a settings menu where you can choose to block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, or delete existing cookies manually. If you turn off cookies entirely, some features of stero.bet may not work properly, such as forms or the site’s ability to remember that you’ve already visited. Disabling cookies is entirely your choice and causes no harm to your device.
Cookies we use:
- Session tokens (essential, expires at end of session)
- Site preference storage (persistent, 90 days)
- Analytics tracking (persistent, 60 days)
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