Last updated: 13 July 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies can also store or read information on your device. They help websites work, remember settings and understand how people use the service.
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2. Essential cookies
Essential cookies and similar technologies are used for login, sessions, security, fraud prevention, form handling, remembering technical settings and core website functions. Some parts of SeekMe may not work correctly if essential cookies are blocked.
3. Analytics cookies
Where enabled, analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use SeekMe, which pages are viewed, which listings and categories are used, whether errors occur and how the website can be improved. We may use Google Analytics or similar analytics tools for this purpose.
4. Advertising cookies
Where enabled, advertising cookies and similar technologies may be used to deliver, personalise, limit, measure and improve ads. We may use Google Ads, Google AdSense or similar advertising tools. These tools may use cookie identifiers, device information, approximate location, ad interactions and browsing activity depending on consent, browser settings and Google settings.
5. Functional and preference cookies
Functional cookies may be used to remember preferences, form choices, display settings, saved state or other choices that make SeekMe easier to use.
6. Email and tracking technologies
Service emails sent through Mailgun or another email provider may use technical records, delivery logs and, where enabled, email tracking technologies to confirm delivery, diagnose bounces, protect sender reputation, detect abuse and understand whether service emails are working.
7. Managing cookies
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Non-essential cookies may also depend on consent tools or choices made on the website where available. Blocking some cookies may reduce functionality, prevent login, reduce security or affect advertising and analytics.
8. Third-party cookie information
Google provides information about how it uses cookies in Google Analytics, Google Ads and AdSense. Mailgun provides information about how it processes email-related data in its privacy materials. Third-party providers may update their tools and policies from time to time.
9. Contact
Questions about cookies should be sent through the Support Ticket page so the request can be created and tracked.
