Melbet Cookie Policy in Bangladesh

Cookies are small text files saved on your device when the website is visited using a browser on desktop or mobile. They help remember settings such as language and other choices, and they can record limited activity information related to website use.

Cookies can be used to understand how the platform is used, monitor traffic patterns, and check website performance so pages load and work as expected. Cookies do not access files stored on your device, and they do not read private content such as photos, contacts, or messages. The information collected through cookies is used for website operation, security, and service improvement.

• Session cookies. Session cookies work during a single visit and usually expire when the browser is closed. They help with core features such as keeping you signed in during navigation and keeping pages working correctly.
• Persistent cookies. Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period, or until deleted in your browser settings. They help remember preferences and support returning visits.
• Analytical cookies. Analytical cookies help collect aggregated information about website use, such as pages visited, time spent, and error events. This data helps review performance and improve the website experience across desktop and mobile.

All cookie types are used to support convenience, improve navigation, and personalise content based on how the website is used.

Cookie controls are available in most browser settings. Options differ by browser and device, so the exact steps may vary.

• View which cookies are stored and see basic details
• Delete cookies stored on your device
• Block all cookies or block cookies for specific websites
• Allow cookies only for the current session
• Set rules for third party cookies in the browser
• Clear cookies and site data for selected pages or all pages

Some content may use Flash cookies or similar local storage technologies. Flash cookie controls are managed separately through Flash Player settings where available. Blocking all cookies can limit website functionality, including sign in, preference saving, and some security checks.

Flash cookies, also known as local shared objects, may be stored using Adobe Flash Player where supported. Permissions and storage limits can be managed through the Flash Player settings manager, which includes controls for storage restrictions and security parameters.

Blocking cookies and Flash cookies can affect how the website works. Some functions may stop working as expected, including saving language preferences, keeping an active session, and automatic sign in on return visits.