What cookies are
A cookie is a small file that is stored on your device and saves information, such as your language selection, then sends it back on later visits. This SweetMeet cookie policy covers cookies and similar technologies used in the SweetMeet dating app and on this website. Similar technologies can include software development kits (SDKs) inside the app and tracking pixels on web pages.
[Company Name] (“we”, “us”) uses these tools to understand how people interact with the app, to keep it usable and reliable, and to make the services we promote more relevant. Our cookies are not designed to store personal details such as your name or address.
To see how personal information is handled more broadly, read our Privacy Policy.
Types of cookies we use
SweetMeet uses five kinds of cookies. The table below shows what each type does and gives examples of how it is used.
Cookie types used by SweetMeet, with their purpose and examples
| Type |
Purpose |
Examples |
| Strictly necessary |
Required to provide the services you ask for. Without them, core features of the app and website cannot work. |
Keeping a session running, remembering a language choice, basic security functions. |
| Authentication |
Persistent cookies that recognize you when you come back, so you can be logged in automatically. |
Staying signed in to your account between visits on the same device. |
| Analytics |
Help us understand how the service is used so we can customize and improve it. |
Google Analytics, AppMetrica (Yandex) and AppsFlyer. |
| Advertising |
Make ads more relevant to you, prevent the same ad from appearing repeatedly, select interest-based ads and measure how ads perform. |
Interest-based ad selection and ad performance measurement, including remarketing described below. |
| Social networking |
Connect your SweetMeet account to a third-party social network when you choose to do so. |
Cookies set when you link or sign in with a social network account. |
Analytics providers
Third-party service providers may monitor and analyze how the service is used. The analytics providers we name are Google Analytics, AppMetrica (Yandex) and AppsFlyer. Each provider handles information under its own terms and privacy information.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies are set by our partners rather than by us. This is the case for analytics, advertising and social networking cookies. These partners may place their own cookies or similar technologies on your device when you use SweetMeet.
We do not control how third parties use their cookies. Each partner is governed by its own policies, so we encourage you to read them. Our Privacy Policy explains which service providers may receive information and when.
How to manage or turn off cookies
You can choose how cookies are handled in your browser and on your device. Blocking strictly necessary or authentication cookies may stop parts of SweetMeet from working, and you may need to log in again each time you visit.
Browser settings
Most browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, let you view, block or delete cookies from their privacy or security settings. You can usually:
- Block all cookies, or only third-party cookies.
- Delete cookies that are already stored on your device.
- Clear cookies automatically when you close the browser.
The exact steps differ by browser and version, so check your browser’s help pages for current instructions.
Mobile device settings
On a phone or tablet you can limit how your device is used for advertising:
- iOS: use the privacy settings to limit ad tracking and to control whether apps may ask to track your activity.
- Android: use the ads settings to reset or delete your advertising ID and to opt out of ads personalization.
Advertising and remarketing choices
We use remarketing to advertise to people on third-party websites after they have visited SweetMeet. We and our vendors use cookies to show ads based on your past visits to the service.
You can opt out of interest-based advertising in several ways:
- Follow the interest-based advertising and opt-out instructions that Facebook provides in its ad settings.
- Use the opt-out tools of the Digital Advertising Alliance (USA), the Digital Advertising Alliance of Canada, or the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (Europe).
- Change the advertising settings on your mobile device, as described above.
Opting out does not remove ads altogether. You may still see ads, but they will be less tailored to your interests.