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Last updated

February 28, 2026

What cookies are and why we use them

Cookies are small text files stored on your device that help websites remember preferences, session state, and interaction patterns. SafariDesk uses cookies to keep core flows working, improve performance, and understand usage trends.

Cookie categories used by SafariDesk

• Strictly necessary: authentication, security, routing, and session continuity.
• Functional: interface preferences such as language and UX customizations.
• Analytics/performance: aggregate measurement of site and product usage.
• Communication and campaign tracking: attribution for marketing and onboarding channels where applicable.

Where cookies are used

• Marketing site pages (navigation preferences, language, and consent state).
• Authentication screens and account-access flows.
• Workspace and support-product surfaces for session and security handling.

Managing cookie preferences

You can manage cookie choices through SafariDesk consent controls where available and through your browser settings. Blocking some categories may affect feature availability, localization, login continuity, and other site behavior.

Third-party technologies

Some cookies may be set by SafariDesk providers used for hosting, analytics, support tooling, and communication delivery. These technologies are governed by provider agreements and SafariDesk data-protection controls.

Policy updates and contact

SafariDesk may update this policy when technologies or legal requirements change. For cookie-policy questions, contact [email protected] with subject line "Cookie Policy Request".