Cookie Policy

Cookies are small data files that may be stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. Cookies and similar technologies may be used to make the website work properly, manage sessions, remember preferences, support security and understand how the platform is used.

SoliHoli may use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:

Necessary cookies: These may be required for the platform’s core features to work, for users to sign in securely, for sessions to be managed, for security checks to be carried out and for the services requested by the user to be provided.

Preference and functionality cookies: These may help remember information such as your language selection or other user preferences.

Analytics and performance technologies: Where enabled, these may help us understand how visitors use SoliHoli, identify technical issues and improve the performance and user experience of the platform.

Payment-related technologies: Where paid features or subscriptions are offered on SoliHoli, payment service providers may use cookies or similar technologies in order to process payments securely, prevent fraud and verify payment status.

Some cookies may be used directly by SoliHoli or in order to operate SoliHoli’s technical infrastructure.

When you use sign-in with Google, payment services, analytics tools or other integrated third-party services, those service providers may also use their own technologies. The data processing activities of these third parties may be subject to their own privacy and cookie policies.

SoliHoli may allow users to register or sign in with their Google accounts. When this feature is used, Google may use cookies or similar technologies for authentication, security and session management purposes.

The technologies used by Google are subject to Google’s own policies.

SoliHoli may use analytics tools in order to understand the performance and use of the platform.

Where non-essential analytics or similar technologies are used and consent is required under applicable legislation, these may be enabled in line with user preferences.

SoliHoli may in future offer paid memberships, subscriptions, profile promotion or other paid features.

Where payment transactions are carried out by third-party payment service providers, those providers may use cookies or similar technologies necessary for payment security, fraud prevention and completion of the transaction.

The use of these technologies may be subject to the relevant payment provider’s own policies.

You can view or delete cookies, or block the use of certain cookies, through your browser.

However, blocking necessary cookies may cause some core SoliHoli features related to signing in or your account not to work properly.

If a cookie preference tool is also provided on SoliHoli, you can change your preferences regarding non-essential cookies through that tool.

Some cookies may be used only for the duration of the browser session and may be deleted when the browser is closed. Other cookies may be stored for longer in order to remember certain preferences or session information.

The storage period depends on the purpose of the cookie and the service used.

This Cookie Policy may be updated as the technologies used by SoliHoli or legal requirements change.

The current version will be published on this page and the “Last updated” date will be amended accordingly.

For questions about this Cookie Policy or SoliHoli’s use of cookies:

SoliHoli Email: contact@soliholi.com Website: soliholi.com