1. What these technologies do
Cookies are small values a website asks a browser to store. Local storage keeps data in the browser without sending it automatically with every request. Pixels, scripts, and SDKs can send device or interaction information to the service providing a feature.
2. Strictly necessary technologies
These technologies support requested functions and cannot be disabled through the optional-consent panel. Blocking them in your browser may prevent sign-in, security, language, theme, or other core features from working.
- Authentication and session
- Better Auth session and security values used to sign in, maintain a session, prevent abuse, and protect requests. Standard sessions are configured for seven days.
- Language and interface
- The selected language, theme, PWA state, and other interface preferences, generally kept until changed or cleared.
- Consent record
- Your analytics and advertising choices, decision identifier, policy version, and timestamp, kept until replaced or browser storage is cleared.
- Operational state
- Short-lived cache, upload, navigation, or support state required to complete an action you requested.
3. Analytics technologies
Analytics storage is optional and denied by default. If granted, Jobumi may load Google Analytics, consent-aware Google Tag Manager tags, and Microsoft Clarity to understand site use, errors, navigation, and aggregate performance.
- Google Analytics
- Measures visits and interactions using the Jobumi analytics property. Google controls its vendor cookies and retention settings.
- Microsoft Clarity
- Provides consent-aware session and interaction analytics on jobumi.com. Known Clarity storage includes _clck and _clsk.
4. Advertising measurement
Advertising storage is optional and denied by default. If granted, consent-aware tags managed through Google Tag Manager may measure campaign effectiveness. Jobumi does not authorize a tag to ignore the choice recorded in the consent panel.
5. Functional third-party services
Some providers receive technical information because you request their feature rather than for advertising. Stream Chat connects after authentication when messaging is used. Cloudflare Stream receives a media request only after you deliberately play a landing-page video; authenticated app media follows the visibility and feature rules described in the Privacy Policy.
Google or Apple receive information when you choose their sign-in button. Apple and Google Play receive information when you follow an app-store link.
6. Your choices
On jobumi.com, Reject all and Accept all are presented alongside Customize. You can grant analytics and advertising independently. No optional category is treated as granted because you continue browsing.
Use Cookie settings in the jobumi.com footer to change your decision. Withdrawal stops future optional events, sends updated consent signals to loaded providers, and removes known first-party analytics cookies where the browser permits it.
7. Browser and device controls
Most browsers let you inspect, block, or delete cookies and site data. These controls operate independently from Jobumi’s panel. Blocking all storage may sign you out or prevent preferences and uploads from working correctly.
8. Duration
Session technologies expire when their configured session ends. Persistent preferences remain until their stated expiry, replacement, account lifecycle event, or manual deletion. Vendor durations can change under the provider’s settings; Jobumi configures them to remain proportionate to the disclosed purpose.
9. Changes and contact
We update this Policy when technologies, purposes, or providers materially change. Questions can be sent to the Privacy Officer at contact@jobumi.com.