Cookie Policy

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small files stored on your device. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels/tags and server-side event measurement. They can keep you signed in, remember settings, measure how the service is used, or tell an advertising platform that a sign-up or purchase happened.

Your choice comes first

Non-essential cookies and pixels are off by default. We do not load Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Pixel, AdSense or Vercel Analytics/Speed Insights until you allow the matching category in the cookie banner. Choosing “Reject non-essential” is as easy as accepting, and the core learning service still works.

You can change or withdraw your choices at any time: Open cookie settings. Your choice is remembered for six months. If you are signed in, we also save it on your account so the same decision controls server-side events described below.

If an account is still completing its age check, non-essential categories stay off. For a known under-18 account, analytics and marketing stay off even if this browser previously allowed them.

Cookies we use

Server-side measurement

Some sign-up and purchase measurement can happen from our server (Meta Conversions API and the GA4 Measurement Protocol), including when a payment is completed by webhook and no browser is present. This is not a way around your choice: Meta events are sent only if your account has marketing consent, GA4 events only if it has analytics consent, and neither is sent for an age-pending or known under-18 account. Where an event is allowed, it may include an event ID, value/currency for a purchase and one-way hashed account/email or phone identifiers so the platform can match the event. See our Privacy Policy for the recipients and lawful bases.

Withdrawing consent and browser controls

Use cookie settings to withdraw a category. We will stop loading/calling the relevant tags, update Google Consent Mode or revoke Meta Pixel consent where a tag is already in memory, and remove known first-party analytics/marketing cookies where technically possible. A tag already loaded cannot be unloaded from the current page, but it is instructed not to use the withdrawn category and will not be loaded on the next visit.

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser. Blocking essential cookies may sign you out or stop secure/account features working. Cookies set by Google, Meta or Flutterwave on their own domains are controlled through their services and policies.

Third-party cookies

Flutterwave may use cookies on its checkout pages to process payments securely. Google and Meta may set cookies only after the relevant analytics/marketing category is allowed and their tag loads; their use of information from their own cookies is described in their privacy policies. We do not use non-essential tags on staff/admin pages.

Changes and contact

If we add a new non-essential cookie or provider, we will update this policy and ask for consent again where required before it runs. Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to privacy@sabimastery.com. This policy forms part of our Privacy Policy.