Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar storage technologies are small files or identifiers saved in the browser to operate the website, remember settings, measure performance and improve security and usability.

• This policy applies to the Biet Al Reef website, request pages and related digital services.
• Similar technologies may include local storage, session identifiers, performance measurements and conversion signals.
• Third-party technologies are also subject to the relevant provider’s policies.

• These support session management, form protection, fraud prevention, security, language selection and privacy choices.
• They may also support load distribution and restoring page state after updates.
• They are normally required to provide the requested service, although browser-level deletion may affect functionality.

• These may remember language, region and selected interface options.
• They may store choices concerning language, interface state and consent settings.
• Disabling them may cause the same choices to be requested again.

• These may help identify popular pages, navigation paths, device performance and technical errors.
• Aggregated information may be used to improve speed, compatibility and usability.
• This category is enabled in accordance with applicable consent requirements.

• These may measure campaign effectiveness, limit repeated advertising or identify conversions from marketing channels.
• They are enabled only where a lawful basis and any required consent are available.
• They may be placed by advertising partners or social networks under their own policies.

• The platform may include mapping, messaging, payment, analytics, hosting or embedded-content services supplied by third parties.
• A third-party provider may place its own cookies or identifiers when its service is used.
• Users should review the relevant provider’s policy and controls.

• Session cookies are normally deleted when the browser is closed or the session expires.
• Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until manually deleted.
• Biet Al Reef seeks to limit retention to the period reasonably necessary for operational, analytical or legal purposes.

• Where a consent tool is displayed, users may accept or reject optional categories and change their choices later.
• Consent controls do not apply to technologies strictly necessary to provide a requested service.
• Consent may be withdrawn without affecting earlier lawful processing.
• A page reload may be required to apply a changed setting completely.

• Cookies may be deleted or blocked through browser or device settings.
• Users may restrict third-party cookies or use private-browsing features where supported.
• Blocking all cookies may disrupt language preferences, forms or other website functions.
• Control steps differ between browsers and should be reviewed in the browser help centre.

• Some browsers send signals such as Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.
• Biet Al Reef seeks to respect supported signals for optional categories while continuing to use necessary technologies.
• Not all external services interpret these signals in the same way.

• The website may use limited local storage for language, privacy choices and anonymous session identifiers after consent.
• This storage is not used to create a visitor account or to send form values or Weyaak conversations to behaviour analytics.
• Website data may be removed from browser settings, after which language and privacy choices may be requested again.

• Session identifiers and security signals may be used to detect unauthorised access, harmful automation or fraud.
• Security events may be logged and retained for the period necessary for investigation, protection and compliance.
• Users should report suspicious requests, unexpected prompts or misuse through official support channels.

• This policy may be updated when new tools, partners or categories are introduced or legal requirements change.
• The revision date appears at the top of the page and material changes may be notified where appropriate.
• Users should review this page periodically for current practices and controls.