1win Cookie Policy in Somalia

When you visit our website, small files called cookies are saved on your device. These files remember your settings, such as language and region, and help keep your session secure. They also let us understand how the platform is used so we can improve performance and services.

We may use cookies and similar technologies to measure traffic, fix errors, and support both desktop and mobile experiences. Cookies do not access the internal data on your device. They cannot read your messages, photos, or contacts. They only store limited information that your browser provides.

In Somalia, comprehensive privacy rules are still developing. We rely on your consent, apply internationally recognized privacy principles, and aim to protect your privacy and personal data.

• Session cookies: These are used during your visit and expire when you close your browser. They keep your session active and support secure features.
• Persistent cookies: These stay on your device for a set period. They remember choices such as language, region, and preferences.
• Analytical cookies: These collect aggregate information about traffic and performance. They help us improve the website and the quality of our services.

All of these cookie types are used for your convenience. They help personalize your experience while keeping the website stable and reliable.

You can manage cookies through your browser and device settings. The options below are available in most browsers and on mobile:

• Review and update your consent in the cookie banner or settings.
• Delete stored cookies from your browser history.
• Block all cookies, or only third-party cookies.
• Set site-specific permissions for storage and tracking.
• Turn off analytics cookies if you prefer not to share usage data.
• Manage Flash cookies through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager.

If you block cookies completely, some website functions may not work. Features such as secure login, language choices, and session continuity may be limited.

Flash cookies, also called Local Shared Objects, can be controlled in the Adobe Flash Player settings manager. You can set permissions, limit storage, and adjust security options there.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash storage, may disrupt key functions. Language preferences, automatic login, and certain media features may not work as expected.