Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. When you return, the browser sends it back, which lets the site recognise the visit. Related technologies do similar jobs by different means — local storage, session storage, pixels, tags and device fingerprinting.

In this policy, “cookies” means all of them. Some are set by the site you are visiting (first-party) and some by another company whose code the site loads (third-party).

Specifically, as at the date of this policy:

• We run no web analytics product. We do not use Google Analytics, and we do not measure you across pages or across visits.
• We run no advertising, remarketing or conversion pixels. There is no Meta Pixel, no LinkedIn Insight Tag, no Google Ads tag.
• We store nothing in your browser’s local storage or session storage.
• We do not fingerprint your device, and we do not buy or build advertising profiles.
• The fonts this site uses are downloaded when the site is built and served from our own domain, so loading a page sends no request to Google Fonts and sets no Google cookie.
• The video on our home page is hosted by us, not embedded from YouTube or Vimeo, so it sets no third-party cookie.
• Our social media links are ordinary links. Nothing from those platforms is embedded in our pages, so nothing from them runs until you choose to click through.

The practical effect is that, for an ordinary visit, the information we hold about you is the server log described under what we collect in our Privacy Policy — not a cookie-based record of your behaviour.

This site is served through a hosting and content delivery platform. Platforms of this kind may set a small number of strictly necessary cookies to route a request to the right server, to keep a session consistent, to balance load, or to mitigate an attack.

These are strictly necessary: the site cannot be delivered securely without them, they carry no marketing function, and they are not used to build a profile of you. Under both the Personal Data Protection Act, 2026 and the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, cookies strictly necessary to provide a service the user has requested do not require prior consent.

We expect to add measurement at some point, because we cannot improve a site we cannot see being used. So that you know where you would stand, here is how we classify cookies and what each category would trigger:

If we introduce anything beyond the strictly necessary category, we will publish a consent notice on your first visit that lets you accept or reject each non-essential category separately, refuse as easily as accept, and change your mind later. Non-essential cookies will not be set before you agree, and we will update this page and its date before, not after, the change goes live.

The AI assistant does not set a cookie and does not persist your conversation in your browser between visits. What it does do is send the text of your messages to our AI provider outside Bangladesh so that a reply can be generated. That is a data transfer rather than a cookie, and it is explained in the AI assistant and international transfer sections of our Privacy Policy.

Your browser gives you the final say, whatever any website asks for. You can block cookies, delete the ones already stored, allow only first-party cookies, or browse in a private window.

• Chrome — Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies, and “Delete browsing data”.
• Safari — Settings → Privacy, including “Prevent cross-site tracking”; on iOS, Settings → Apps → Safari.
• Firefox — Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data, and Enhanced Tracking Protection.
• Edge — Settings → Cookies and site permissions, and “Tracking prevention”.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop parts of this or any other site from working properly. Because we use no analytics or advertising cookies, blocking those categories will not change anything about how this site behaves for you.

We honour the Global Privacy Control signal where your browser sends one. There is no industry consensus on “Do Not Track”, but since we run no tracking, the point does not arise in practice.

Where a cookie holds or generates information that identifies you, that information is personal data and the Personal Data Protection Act, 2026 applies to it. You then hold the rights set out in our Privacy Policy — to ask what we hold, to have it corrected or erased, and to withdraw any consent you gave.

If you are in the United Kingdom, regulation 6 of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 additionally requires your consent before anything that is not strictly necessary is stored on or read from your device, and the UK GDPR governs the personal data that results.

We will update this page whenever we add, remove or change a cookie or a similar technology, and the date at the top will tell you when that happened. Where a change introduces a category that needs consent, we will ask for it before the change takes effect rather than relying on the updated date.

Questions about cookies or anything else on this page can go to info@global360ventures.com, or to Global 360 Ventures Group, House 42, Road 4, Block D, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka 1229, Bangladesh.