Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small piece of data stored by a browser. Similar browser technologies can remember a setting or allow a service to run. SarkariUpdatesDaily uses necessary cookies for core functions and asks before loading optional preferences, analytics or advertising services.

Consent categories

How your choice is remembered

Your website choice is stored in an encrypted, first-party, necessary cookie for up to 180 days. It contains the selected categories, a version and the time of the choice—not your name, email address or advertising profile. If the cookie is missing, unreadable or belongs to an older consent version, the website asks again and keeps optional categories off.

Course referral cookies

Opening a course affiliate short link may set a first-party visitor identifier and a course-specific referral map. They support requested referral attribution, daily unique-click protection and commission calculation if a later order is verified as paid. The map is limited to recent courses and expires after the attribution period configured by the administrator. Social preview bots are excluded, self-purchases do not earn commission, and a refund voids the linked credit.

A separate random first-party qualified-view identifier can be kept for up to one year. The server converts it into a one-way keyed hash before saving a counted event. It is not used to personalise advertising, and optional analytics or advertising consent is not required for this security and deduplication function.

You can accept all optional categories, reject all optional categories, or choose them separately. Necessary storage cannot be disabled through the consent panel because account security and protected forms would stop working.

Global Privacy Control

If the browser sends a recognised Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, the website keeps the advertising category denied while that signal is present, even if an earlier website choice allowed advertising. GPC does not automatically switch off necessary storage or the separate Android app consent system.

Optional scripts and Google consent signals

Custom analytics, advertising or preference scripts configured by the administrator are assigned to a consent category. Optional code is held back until that category is allowed and is suppressed on sensitive account, payment and protected-video pages. When compatible Google tags are configured, the website can send denied-by-default signals and update them after your choice; the category control remains the deciding gate for loading optional code.

Changing a choice stops the website from loading that optional category on future page loads. A third party may already have placed its own cookie after an earlier permission. The consent panel cannot reliably delete every third-party cookie, so use the browser's site-data controls if you also want to remove stored third-party data.

PayU and Google Drive

PayU is opened when you choose its hosted payment flow and may use storage needed to process and protect the transaction. Google Drive-hosted course videos are click-to-load: the browser connects to Google only after you choose to open the media. Those providers apply their own cookies, terms and privacy policies once their service is opened.

Android app choices are separate

The Android app may use Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) for mobile advertising consent. That app choice and this website cookie choice are separate because they are stored and applied in different environments. Changing one does not automatically change the other.

Change your choice

Open Cookie preferences at any time to review or change optional categories. The footer also provides a shortcut when the consent manager is available.

This page describes how the current consent tools work; it is not a promise that any particular privacy law applies to every visitor. For broader data information, read the Privacy Policy.