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Cookie Policy
Version 1 · Updated October 3, 2026
Operator: Trippie Nation Entertainment Ltd.
Contact address: Lagos, Nigeria
Privacy and support: support@saashunt.xyz
About this policy This policy explains cookies, browser storage and similar technologies on SaaSHunt. The operator and privacy contact appear above. Read this alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions, linked below.
Your choices Optional storage is off by default. Accept all enables the available optional preference category; Reject optional keeps it off. Customize lets you choose individually. Browsing, scrolling, closing a notice or accepting our terms does not give cookie consent. You can use the service with optional storage disabled. Open Cookie settings in the footer at any time to change or withdraw permission as easily as you gave it. Changes apply immediately in this browser; withdrawal does not invalidate earlier lawful processing.
Storage inventory main_data — first-party cookie used for sign-in, session credentials and account state. Necessary for account features. Expires after up to 7 days, refreshed when account state changes, or removed on logout. Protect your device and do not share this cookie.
saashunt_consent — first-party cookie recording your category choice, policy version, choice time, expiry and whether a Global Privacy Control signal was observed. Necessary to remember and enforce your privacy choice. Expires 180 days after saving; changing your choice replaces it. It does not contain your name or email and is not used for advertising.
site_theme — first-party cookie that records the light/dark appearance you explicitly select. It is a functional setting used to provide that requested appearance, not analytics or advertising. It is written only after you choose a theme, expires after up to 180 days, and is replaced when you choose a different theme. It can be removed in browser settings.
Analytics and advertising — no analytics or advertising cookies or scripts are installed by this application. The controls identify these categories as not in use; accepting cookies does not authorize undisclosed future tracking. Ordinary server requests can still produce operational and security logs, described in the Privacy Policy.