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JeetCity Cookie Policy in Australia

JeetCity uses cookies to keep the platform running properly, protect user accounts, and deliver a consistent browsing experience. Some cookies are essential for core functions and cannot be disabled, while others help analyse site usage and adapt content to individual preferences. No cookie collects sensitive personal data stored on a device, and none compromises user privacy. Users retain full control over non-essential cookies through their browser settings at any time.

How Cookies Are Used on the JeetCity Platform

When a user visits the JeetCity website, small data files called cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, maintain session continuity, and track activity across pages.

Cookies serve several practical purposes on the platform:

  • Monitoring traffic patterns to improve site performance;
  • Analysing how users interact with different sections of the website;
  • Supporting secure login and account access;
  • Remembering language and display preferences between visits.

Cookies do not reach into a device’s internal storage, cannot access personal files, and do not share private data with unauthorised third parties. Their function is limited to improving the experience on the website itself.

Types of Cookies Used on the Website

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

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a visit. They are deleted automatically once the browser is closed and help maintain continuity during a single browsing session.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed, up to a defined expiry date. They allow the website to recognise returning users and recall saved preferences without requiring repeated input.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect aggregated, non-personal data about how users navigate the site. This information is used to understand browsing behaviour, identify areas for improvement, and monitor overall site performance.

All three cookie types are used to support convenience and to personalise the experience for each user visiting the platform. None of the technologies involved are designed to collect personal data beyond what is necessary for these stated purposes.

Users can manage cookie preferences directly through their browser settings at any time. Most modern browsers provide straightforward options to control how cookies are stored and used.

The following actions are available through standard browser controls:

  • Viewing all cookies currently stored on the device;
  • Deleting individual cookies or clearing all stored cookies at once;
  • Blocking cookies from specific websites while allowing others;
  • Setting the browser to block all third-party cookies by default;
  • Configuring the browser to notify the user before any cookie is saved;
  • Managing Flash cookies separately through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager.

Completely blocking all cookies may limit access to certain features on the website. Some functions, including saved preferences and secure login, depend on cookies to operate correctly. Users are encouraged to review their settings and disable only non-essential cookies if full site functionality is required.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, which allows users to set storage permissions, restrict the amount of data saved locally, and adjust security parameters for Flash-based content.

Blocking all Flash cookies, along with standard browser cookies, may disrupt certain website functions. Features such as saved language preferences and automatic login may not operate as expected if Flash storage is fully restricted. Users who rely on these features are advised to review their Flash settings carefully before applying broad restrictions.