Cookie Settings

Short and honest: Parho uses only the cookies it truly needs.

Last updated: 31 October 2026

A cookie is a small piece of data your browser stores for a website, so the website can remember you between pages. Here is exactly what Parho uses — and what it does not.

Essential cookies

One session cookie keeps you logged in as you move between pages, and a "remember me" cookie (only if you tick it on the login page) keeps you signed in on that device. Without these, Parho cannot work at all — every page would ask you to log in again.

Always on

Analytics cookies

Cookies that track which pages you visit for statistics or advertising profiles. Parho does not use any.

Not used

Marketing cookies

Cookies used by ad networks to follow you across websites. Parho shows no ads and uses none of these.

Not used

Data stored on your own device

While a large file is uploading, Parho keeps a small note in your browser's local storage so the upload can continue safely. It stays on your device, contains no personal information, and is removed when the upload finishes.

How to control cookies

You can view, block or delete cookies any time in your browser settings (for example in Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies). Please note: if you block Parho's essential cookie, you will not be able to stay logged in, and the site will keep returning you to the login page.

Questions

Anything about cookies or privacy, message the admin on WhatsApp: 0309 3555754. See also our Privacy Policy.