How HelloUniversity uses cookies and similar browser-side technologies.

This notice explains how the main HelloUniversity platform may use session cookies, local storage, analytics, and similar technologies to keep the site working, support account access, remember preferences, and understand service performance.

Last updated: March 16, 2026 Operated by 4HProjects

At a glance

What this page covers

Session cookies and similar technologies used for authentication and security
Preference storage used to keep browser-side interface choices
Analytics or third-party technologies that may appear on certain public pages

For broader handling of personal information, see the Privacy Policy.

Scope

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files that a site or service can place in a browser. HelloUniversity may also use similar browser-side technologies such as session identifiers, local storage, or third-party service tags when they are needed for platform operation or enabled on a page.

This page is a platform-level operational notice for the main HelloUniversity site. Actual browser behavior can vary depending on whether a user is signed in, which page is visited, and whether a page loads embedded or third-party services.

Current Product Context

What the main site uses today

Session cookies for authenticated account access and security controls.
Browser storage for interface preferences where a page supports them.
Third-party technologies on selected public pages, such as search or ads where those services are enabled.

How these technologies may be used

The exact set can change as features are added, removed, or reconfigured.

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Essential session and security cookies

These help keep users signed in, maintain authenticated sessions, apply security settings, and support reliable platform access.

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Preference storage

Some pages may store interface choices such as theme or similar user preferences so the site can remember them between visits.

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Analytics and diagnostics

Analytics or measurement tools may be used to understand site reliability, traffic patterns, feature usage, and service improvement opportunities.

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Third-party service cookies

Some public pages may load third-party services such as site search or advertising scripts, and those providers may use their own cookies or similar technologies.

Duration

Session and persistent storage

Session cookies may expire when the browser is closed or when the active session times out.
Persistent cookies or browser storage can remain for a longer period so the platform or a third-party service can remember settings, measure visits, or keep service state across sessions.
Retention can vary depending on the feature, provider, browser configuration, and whether a user clears stored site data manually.

Control

How users can manage cookies

Use browser settings to block, delete, or limit cookies and site data.
Sign out of authenticated sessions when using shared devices.
Use browser privacy controls or extensions to manage third-party technologies.
Expect some login, preference, search, or embedded features to work less reliably if browser storage is disabled.

Third-Party Services

Page-level differences can happen

Not every HelloUniversity page uses the same browser-side technologies. Some public pages can load external services such as programmable search or advertising scripts, while core authenticated workflows rely more directly on session management and security-related cookies.

When a third-party service is loaded, that provider may process browser data under its own terms or privacy notice. Users should review those provider notices where relevant.

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Changes to this notice

This cookie notice may be updated as platform features, integrations, or public-page services change. Material revisions should be reflected by updating the content and the Last updated date shown above.

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