Cookie Policy
How this independent review site uses cookies, and what you can do about them.
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If you have ever returned to a website and found it remembered a setting you chose the last time, a cookie is usually the reason. A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. It carries a short label so the site can recognise that browser later. Cookies are not programs, they cannot open files or scan your device, and on their own they say very little about who you are.
We run alpabrokerng.com as an independent editorial resource. We review the broker Alpari for readers in Nigeria, and we are not that broker. We are not affiliated with it, we do not provide financial services, and we do not open accounts, take deposits or give advice. That independence matters here too: cookies on this site exist to make the pages work and to help us understand how they are read, not to sell you anything.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Some cookies have to be there for the site to function at all. They keep a page stable while it loads, remember choices you make within a session, and help protect the site against misuse. Without them, parts of the site would break or behave unpredictably, so these cookies are set as soon as you arrive.
Strictly necessary cookies are not used to track you across other websites, and they are not used to build a profile of your interests. They serve the visit in front of you and nothing more.
Third Party Cookies
A cookie is called third party when it is set by a domain other than ours. When you use this site, some features may involve services run by other organisations, and those services may place their own cookies. The usual examples are tools that measure how many people read a page, or components that help a page display properly.
We do not control what those organisations do with the information their cookies collect. Their own cookie and privacy notices apply, and we would encourage you to read them if this matters to you. We do not use third party cookies to sell advertising space or to follow you around the web for marketing.
How Long Cookies Last
Cookies are either session cookies or persistent cookies. A session cookie exists only while your browser is open. It disappears when you close the browser, and it is typically used for things like keeping a page state steady during a single visit.
A persistent cookie stays on your device after the browser is closed, until its expiry date passes or you delete it. On this site, persistent cookies are kept short: the functional ones that remember a preference last up to a year, and the measurement cookies set through third party services generally last between a few days and a few months, depending on the service. Strictly necessary cookies are session based, or expire within hours.
Controlling Cookies Yourself
You do not have to accept cookies. Every mainstream browser lets you see what is stored, delete individual cookies or clear everything, and block cookies from some or all sites. The controls usually sit in the browser's settings, under a section on privacy or site data. Blocking all cookies may affect how parts of this site and other websites behave.
If you would like to know which cookies are currently active or when this policy changes, look at this page first. Any future update will be published here, with the revised text replacing the current version and the change taking effect from the date it appears. We do not send individual notices. If you have a question about this policy, the contact form on this site is the way to reach us.
