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What cookies and similar technologies do
A cookie is a small item of data that a browser or device can store when a website is used. Similar technologies may use local browser storage, tags, pixels or identifiers to remember a session, maintain security, measure activity or provide other website functions.
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Essential store and security cookies
Some cookies are required for the store to function correctly. WordPress and WooCommerce may use necessary cookies or session identifiers to maintain carts, remember checkout state, authenticate signed-in customers, protect forms and provide other core ecommerce functions.
Blocking necessary cookies may prevent features such as cart, checkout, account login or security controls from working correctly.
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Preference and functionality storage
The website may store preferences that improve usability, such as interface choices or consent settings. These technologies are intended to remember a choice rather than require the visitor to repeat it on every page.
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Analytics and site measurement
we may use Google Analytics or related Google measurement tools to understand how visitors use the website. Analytics can help measure page views, product interactions, search activity, ecommerce funnels, device/browser patterns and other aggregated or pseudonymous usage information.
Where consent is required for non-essential analytics storage, we intend to respect the applicable consent setting before using that storage.
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Advertising and conversion measurement
Where enabled and permitted, Google Ads and Meta technologies may use identifiers or cookies to measure whether an advertisement led to actions such as a product view, enquiry, checkout or purchase and to improve advertising relevance or reporting.
Advertising identifiers may include campaign parameters and identifiers such as GCLID, GBRAID, WBRAID or comparable platform identifiers. we do not intend to place customer message text or uploaded procurement documents into advertising cookies.
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Our technologies and third-party technologies
A first-party cookie is set by the Corporate Furniture Kenya website domain. A third-party cookie or similar identifier may be set or read by an external service integrated with the website, such as an analytics, advertising, mapping, social or embedded-content provider.
Third-party providers control their own technologies and may publish separate privacy or cookie information describing how they use data.
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Session versus persistent storage
Session cookies normally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until they are deleted. The exact duration depends on the purpose and provider. Corporate Furniture Kenya aims not to retain cookie-based identifiers for longer than reasonably necessary for their purpose.
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Choosing your cookie preferences
Where the website presents cookie or advertising-consent controls, visitors can use those controls to choose the available non-essential categories. Necessary ecommerce and security technologies may continue to operate because the store cannot function reliably without them.
A preference can normally be changed later through the website’s cookie/ads settings once those controls are available.
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Browser-level controls
Most browsers allow users to view, delete or block cookies and to control whether new cookies may be stored. Browser settings differ, so visitors should consult their browser help documentation for exact instructions.
Deleting or blocking cookies may remove saved preferences and can interfere with cart, checkout, login and other store functions.
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Measurement without cookie storage
Some platforms may support limited or aggregated measurement even when particular cookies are unavailable. The availability and behaviour of those modes is controlled partly by the relevant technology provider and the website’s consent configuration.
These website policies explain Corporate Furniture Kenya’s current operational terms. They are not intended to exclude or reduce any consumer or data-protection right that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable Kenyan law.
