Cookie Policy
Last updated: 24 September 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how UniqueDB uses cookies and similar browser storage technologies. Please read it alongside our Privacy Policy.
Cookies are small pieces of information stored in your browser. Local storage is another way a website remembers information on your device, such as display preferences or saved posts.
Our website’s theme uses cookies and local storage for the following features:
Cookie notice: A cookie named “amazen_pro_cookie_consent” remembers that you dismissed the notice. It lasts for 7 days unless deleted sooner. Despite its name, this cookie does not manage separate permissions for tracking services.
Display preferences: Local storage named “darkMode” remembers your choice of light or dark appearance when you use the theme switch. The theme does not set an automatic expiry. You can remove this preference by clearing the website’s site data in your browser.
Saved posts: Local storage named “savedPosts” remembers posts you save using the website’s favourites feature. The theme does not set an automatic expiry. You can remove saved entries through the favourites feature or by clearing the website’s site data.
These preferences apply to the browser and device where you make your choices. Your browser may also remove stored information according to its settings.
Our website is hosted on Blogger, a Google service. Google uses cookies and processes technical information to deliver services, support security, understand usage and detect abuse. This information can include your IP address, browser information, and performance and security metrics. Google’s use of cookies can depend on the features you access, your account status and your settings. Our Privacy Policy links to Google’s privacy information.
Our website includes affiliate links to Amazon.in. These links contain an identifier that allows Amazon to recognise referrals from UniqueDB. When you follow an affiliate link, Amazon may use cookies and similar technologies to recognise the referral and attribute qualifying purchases. Amazon manages cookies on its own services under its privacy and cookie policies. Our Privacy Policy links to Amazon’s privacy information.
You can review, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. To remove saved display preferences and favourite posts, clear this website’s local storage or site data as well. Blocking or clearing storage may affect website features and cause the cookie notice to appear again.
Dismissing our website’s notice remembers that you closed it. It does not switch off third-party cookies or change your settings on Google or Amazon. Use the relevant provider’s privacy controls to manage the choices it offers.
We may update this page when our website’s features or storage practices change. The date above shows when this policy was last updated.
For questions about this policy or information handled by UniqueDB, please use our Contact Us page.
