Essential functional cookies

Which cookies are genuinely needed for a site like Brivandara to function at a basic level? Essential cookies help pages load correctly, remember your cookie choices, and keep forms working when you ask questions about social assistance. Without them, some features may break or become unreliable. We use these cookies to maintain security and core functionality, not to follow your activity across other websites. Because they are necessary for the service you request, they usually cannot be switched off through our internal tools.

Preference and functional cookies

How do we remember your preferences without asking the same questions every visit? Functional cookies allow Brivandara to store simple choices, such as language settings or whether you have already seen a particular notice. They are not strictly essential for loading pages, but they make your experience smoother and more personal. We use them to reduce repeated clicks and to keep certain settings in place between visits, while avoiding the collection of more information than is reasonably necessary for these purposes.

Analytics and insights cookies

How do we understand which parts of our site genuinely help pensioners and caregivers without following them around the web? On Brivandara, we use analytics cookies in a cautious way to see overall patterns, such as which pages are most visited or where visitors tend to stop reading. These cookies help us notice confusing sections and improve navigation over time. We do not use them to build personal profiles, and we look at the information in aggregated form, focusing on trends rather than individuals.

Marketing and third party cookies

Do we use cookies to follow you across the internet with advertising about financial products or other services? No, Brivandara does not use marketing cookies to create advertising profiles or to target ads on external platforms. If, in future, we consider any broader outreach tools, we will describe them clearly here and request appropriate consent before they are used. For now, our focus remains on essential, functional, and limited analytics cookies that support the core purpose of the site.

Chrome

Wondering how to manage cookies in Chrome while you read about social support for pensioners? Open Chrome, then go to the settings menu and look for the privacy and security section. There you can review site settings and choose how cookies are handled, including blocking third party cookies or clearing existing data. You can also make exceptions for trusted sites like Brivandara if you feel comfortable doing so, or tighten controls if you prefer to minimise tracking overall.

Firefox

Using Firefox and curious about how to limit cookies while still accessing guidance on social help for pensioners? Open the Firefox menu, choose settings, and go to the privacy and security section. There you can select a standard, strict, or custom level of protection, which changes how cookies and trackers are handled. You can clear cookies and site data, manage exceptions, and decide whether to allow cookies only for the current session. These controls let you shape your browsing experience according to your own comfort and needs.

Safari

If you browse Brivandara using Safari and want to adjust cookie behaviour, start by opening the preferences or settings menu and selecting the privacy section. There you can choose whether to block all cookies, prevent cross site tracking, or remove existing website data. You can also review which sites store information and delete entries you no longer want. These tools allow you to shape how much data is kept while still accessing information about social support for pensioners and caregivers.

Edge

If you use Microsoft Edge and want to adjust cookie settings while browsing Brivandara, start by opening the settings menu and selecting privacy, search, and services. From there, you can choose a tracking prevention level and decide how strictly cookies should be controlled. You can clear browsing data, including cookies, and manage exceptions for particular sites. This gives you room to balance convenience, like staying signed in, with your own comfort level about data collection and tracking.