How This Site Uses Cookies
A plain explanation of the small files this review site stores in your browser and the choices you have over them.
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When you open a page on p500brokerke.com, your browser may save small text files that let the site remember your visit. This site is an independent editorial resource that reviews a single broker for readers in Kenya. It is not the broker, it has no affiliation with the broker, and it does not offer accounts, deposits, trading facilities or financial advice. Any cookie used here serves the reading experience only.
Some cookies are needed for the site to load and behave correctly, such as remembering that you have already acknowledged this notice or keeping a page secure during your session. Others help the site understand which reviews readers find useful by counting visits and seeing how people move between pages. None of these cookies place orders, move money or give anyone access to a trading account, because this site has no such account to access.
We keep the range of cookies narrow on purpose. The site does not need to recognise you across unrelated websites, and it does not use cookies to build advertising profiles for sale to third parties.
See how long each kind lives
Cookies fall into two practical groups by lifespan. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser tab or window. They support basic functions such as holding your place while you read and confirming that a page loaded correctly. Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period, and that period depends on what the cookie does.
A cookie that records your cookie choice usually lasts up to twelve months so that the notice does not appear on every visit. Measurement cookies set through analytics generally expire within a few months, and some last only for the duration of a single session. We do not set cookies intended to remain for years.
Where a third-party service supplies a measurement cookie, its own retention period applies, and it may differ from ours. You can always delete stored cookies yourself through your browser settings, which ends their life earlier than the stated expiry.
Learn how updates to this list reach you
The cookie practices described here can change when the site adds a feature, removes one, or when a measurement tool is replaced. When that happens, this page is updated and the revised text takes effect from the date it appears. We do not send individual notices for routine updates.
If a change materially affects what is stored on your device, we aim to make that clear in the revised wording rather than hiding it in small print. We encourage you to read this page again if you return after a long gap. Questions about the current list can go through the contact form on this site.
Control cookies in your browser and know the trade-offs
Every major browser lets you view stored cookies, delete them, and block them for specific sites or all sites. The settings menu usually sits under a privacy or security heading. Blocking all cookies is allowed, and you remain free to browse this site that way.
Refusing cookies has consequences. Session cookies that keep a page stable may be blocked, so some elements could fail to load or a form may not submit. Your cookie preference may not be remembered, so the notice could reappear each visit. Measurement cookies will stop counting your visit, which reduces the site's ability to see which reviews readers actually use but does not limit what you can read.
Nothing about refusing cookies prevents you from reading the editorial content, and no function of this site depends on tracking you. If you clear cookies later, your earlier choice is erased and the notice may show again.
