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Afropari cookies and browser storage

See what the site stores, dismiss the storage notice or remove the preference through your browser.

Editorial Afropari illustration accompanying this guide.
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Check or dismiss the notice

Use Cookie settings in the footer to reopen the notice. Choose Got it, the close button or Escape to dismiss it. All three controls save the same necessary acknowledgement. No optional tracking is activated.

Open storage notice

What this website stores

The scripts use one first-party localStorage record named afropari_cookie_choice. It remembers that the storage notice was dismissed. It is not an HTTP cookie and contains no name, email address, password or betting account identifier.

The record contains a policy version, acknowledgement mode, necessary-storage flag, an empty optional-category object and save/expiry timestamps. Older valid records may use the mode “all”; this has never enabled optional tracking in this version.

Purpose, validity and removal

The acknowledgement is valid for 180 days from saving. Visits do not extend that period. Saving again replaces the record and restarts the period. After expiry the site displays the notice again; the old record can remain until replaced or removed.

To delete the record, remove this website’s data in your browser settings. The next visit will show the notice. Settings are shared across languages on the same origin and browser profile, but not across devices or domains.

How the necessary preference works

Reading or scrolling does not save a choice. Opening the notice does not change the stored record. Dismissing it saves only its acknowledgement. If storage is blocked, the acknowledgement lasts for the current document and a message explains the limitation.

Without JavaScript, no preference is saved. The guides and this policy remain readable.

Optional tracking and external services

The current site scripts include no optional analytics or advertising trackers and do not send the saved acknowledgement to a server. Adding an optional service requires updated controls and a new storage-policy version before it runs.

External websites have their own storage and privacy controls. Production hosting, delivery services and server-log arrangements still require confirmation. Read the privacy notice for these separate questions.