Cookie Policy

Last updated: 1 June 2026

This Cookie Policy describes how MIJIRA LTD uses cookies and similar tracking technologies when you visit mijira.site. MIJIRA LTD is a United Kingdom publishing industries company headquartered at 2/3, 6 Banner Drive, Glasgow, G13 2HP. We provide telecommunications infrastructure, computing platforms, data processing, web hosting, media streaming, social network delivery, motion picture and video publishing, periodical distribution, broadcast, satellite communications, and sound recording services. This policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

1. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites function, improve efficiency, remember preferences, and provide reporting information. Similar technologies include local storage objects, session storage, pixel tags, software development kits embedded in mobile applications, server-side tags, and device fingerprinting components where deployed with appropriate transparency.

Cookies may be first-party, set directly by mijira.site, or third-party, set by external providers whose services we integrate, such as analytics, content delivery, security, or embedded media players. They may be session cookies, deleted when you close your browser, or persistent cookies, remaining until they expire or you delete them.

Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 as amended, and guidance from the Information Commissioner's Office, we obtain consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device, except where a strictly necessary exemption applies.

2. How We Use Cookies on mijira.site

We use cookies to enable core website functionality, maintain security, remember privacy choices, measure aggregated traffic patterns, and improve content relevance for visitors interested in publishing infrastructure and media distribution services. We do not use cookies to make automated decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects without appropriate safeguards and transparency.

Where you access client-restricted areas or demo streaming environments linked from our portfolio, additional functional cookies may be required to authenticate sessions, balance server load, and deliver adaptive bitrate streams. Those environments may be governed by supplemental notices provided at login.

3. Categories of Cookies We Use

3.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are essential for mijira.site to operate. They include cookies that remember your cookie consent selection, maintain security tokens during form submission on our contact page, and support load balancing across hosting infrastructure. Because the website cannot function properly without them, they do not require consent under PECR, though we still describe them here for transparency.

• consent_preferences — stores your cookie category choices for up to twelve months.
• session_id — maintains a secure session while you navigate between pages during a single visit.
• csrf_token — helps prevent cross-site request forgery on enquiry forms.

3.2 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies enable enhanced features such as remembering language or regional display preferences, preserving accessibility settings, and recalling previously viewed service categories. Disabling these cookies may reduce convenience but will not block basic browsing.

• ui_preferences — retains interface choices such as reduced motion or contrast settings.
• recent_views — records anonymised on-site navigation history to suggest relevant services content.

3.3 Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use mijira.site, including pages viewed, referral sources, approximate geographic region derived from IP address truncation, device type, and interaction funnels. We use this data to improve information architecture and prioritise content about web hosting, streaming, and broadcast capabilities. Analytics data is configured to avoid direct identification of individuals where feasible.

• analytics_id — distinguishes unique browsers for visit counting using a pseudonymous identifier.
• campaign_ref — captures marketing campaign parameters for internal reporting only.

3.4 Performance and Content Delivery Cookies

Our publishing and streaming infrastructure relies on content delivery networks and edge caches. Performance cookies support efficient asset delivery, measure latency, and detect delivery errors affecting video or audio samples embedded in case studies. These technologies may store anonymised performance metrics tied to network paths rather than personal profiles.

4. Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies are placed by service providers acting on our instructions or, for embedded third-party content, on their own behalf. Categories may include infrastructure monitoring, distributed denial-of-service protection, font delivery, and privacy-friendly analytics processors contracted under data processing terms consistent with UK GDPR.

Third-party providers are selected based on security posture, data minimisation practices, and compatibility with our obligations to clients in regulated media environments. We review subprocessors periodically and update this policy when material changes occur.

Embedded media players demonstrating streaming quality may set their own cookies if you interact with the player. Where possible, we defer non-essential player cookies until you commence playback.

5. Legal Bases and PECR Compliance

For strictly necessary cookies, our legal basis is legitimate interests in operating a secure and functional website and, where applicable, performance of steps prior to entering a contract at your request. For analytics and functional cookies requiring consent, we rely on your consent under PECR Regulation 6. Consent is collected through our cookie banner and preference centre, which allows granular acceptance or rejection of non-essential categories.

Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before withdrawal. You may reopen the preference centre at any time using the link in the website footer labelled Cookie Settings where available.

6. Cookie Duration

Session cookies expire when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain for predetermined periods: consent records typically twelve months; analytics identifiers up to thirteen months; functional preference cookies up to six months; security cookies varying from session length to twenty-four hours depending on risk profile. Exact durations may be adjusted to reflect vendor updates or security recommendations.

7. Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

Most browsers allow you to refuse or delete cookies through settings menus. You can usually find controls under privacy, security, or site data sections. Blocking all cookies may impair website functionality, including the ability to submit contact enquiries or retain consent choices. For guidance, consult your browser documentation or visit the Information Commissioner's Office website for independent advice on online privacy tools.

Mobile device users may manage advertising identifiers through operating system settings. Separate consent may apply to application-based tracking not covered by this website policy.

8. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

Some browsers transmit Do Not Track signals. There is no universally accepted standard for how websites should respond. mijira.site currently does not alter cookie behaviour solely based on DNT signals, but we honour explicit cookie consent choices made through our preference centre. Where Global Privacy Control signals are recognised as valid opt-out mechanisms for applicable jurisdictions, we configure non-essential analytics cookies to respect such signals when technically feasible.

9. Relationship with Client Platforms

MIJIRA LTD operates hosted platforms for publishers, broadcasters, and streaming services under separate contractual terms. Visitors who leave mijira.site and enter a client-branded domain or subscriber application are subject to that client's cookie disclosures. We provide template compliance documentation to clients but are not responsible for client-controlled domains except where we act as data processor under a written agreement.

10. International Transfers

Cookie-related data may be processed by providers using infrastructure located in the United Kingdom, European Economic Area, or other countries with adequacy regulations or appropriate safeguards such as the UK International Data Transfer Agreement. Details of transfers tied to personal data appear in our Privacy Policy.

11. Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, regulation, or our service stack. The date at the top indicates the latest revision. Significant changes will be communicated through a notice on mijira.site or an updated consent prompt where required.

12. Contact Us

If you have questions about our use of cookies or wish to exercise privacy rights connected to data collected through cookies, contact MIJIRA LTD at general@mijira.site, write to 2/3, 6 Banner Drive, Glasgow, G13 2HP, United Kingdom, or call +447446968169. You may also lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office if you believe our processing infringes data protection law.

For contractual service matters, including data processing agreements for enterprise publishing clients, please refer to our Terms and Conditions or initiate discussion through Contact.

13. Detailed Cookie Reference Table

The following table summarises cookies commonly encountered on mijira.site. Names and durations may be updated as our technology stack evolves; material changes will be reflected in this policy and our consent interface.

13.1 Strictly Necessary

• consent_preferences — First-party. Stores granular consent choices. Duration: 365 days. Purpose: comply with PECR by remembering selections.
• session_id — First-party. Maintains navigation session integrity. Duration: session. Purpose: security and form continuity.
• csrf_token — First-party. Binds form submissions to sessions. Duration: session. Purpose: forgery prevention.
• load_balance — First-party. Affinity for infrastructure routing. Duration: session. Purpose: stable connection to correct server pool.

13.2 Functional

• ui_preferences — First-party. Accessibility and display settings. Duration: 180 days.
• recent_views — First-party. Pseudonymous service category history. Duration: 30 days.
• locale_pref — First-party. Regional content preference. Duration: 90 days.

13.3 Analytics

• analytics_id — First-party pseudonymous identifier. Duration: 395 days.
• campaign_ref — First-party marketing attribution token. Duration: 90 days.
• page_timing — First-party performance sampling. Duration: session.

14. Consent Management Platform

Our consent banner presents equal prominence accept and reject options for non-essential cookies, in line with ICO guidance. You may revisit choices at any time. Withdrawing analytics consent stops new analytics cookies from being set; existing identifiers are deleted or anonymised within thirty days unless operational logs require short retention for security.

We do not use dark patterns such as pre-ticked boxes for non-essential categories or confusing colour hierarchy that obscures rejection pathways. Consent records are retained to demonstrate compliance.

15. Browser-Specific Management Guidance

15.1 Google Chrome

Navigate to Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies or Site settings to block or clear cookies. Use Clear browsing data to remove stored identifiers for mijira.site.

15.2 Mozilla Firefox

Open Settings, Privacy and Security, and configure Enhanced Tracking Protection or manage cookies and site data under Cookies and Site Data.

15.3 Apple Safari

On macOS, use Safari Preferences, Privacy, to manage cookies. On iOS, use Settings, Safari, Advanced, Website Data to remove entries for mijira.site.

15.4 Microsoft Edge

Access Settings, Cookies and site permissions, to control storage and view all cookies stored by mijira.site.

16. Interaction with Server Logs

Even when analytics cookies are rejected, web servers may record standard access logs including truncated IP addresses, timestamps, requested URLs, and status codes for security and capacity management. These logs are distinct from cookies and are described in our Privacy Policy. Log retention is minimised and segregated from marketing databases.

17. Demonstration and Staging Environments

Prospective clients reviewing streaming or publishing demonstrations may receive temporary credentials. Separate cookies may apply in staging subdomains with shorter durations and stricter SameSite policies. Those environments should not be used for production personal data except under test agreements.

18. Employee and Contractor Access

Internal staff accessing mijira.site for content updates may use additional authentication cookies tied to corporate identity providers. Those cookies are not set for general visitors and are governed by internal information security policies.

19. Cookie Policy Version History

Version 1.0 effective 1 June 2026: initial comprehensive policy aligned with UK PECR and GDPR transparency requirements. Prior informal notices are superseded. We maintain internal records mapping policy versions to consent interface configurations.

20. Further Information

For combined questions about cookies, privacy rights, and contractual data processing, contact general@mijira.site. Enterprise clients may request cookie inventories specific to branded subsites deployed under our Terms and Conditions.

21. Similar Technologies in Embedded Media Players

Portfolio demonstrations may embed media players that store local playback position, volume preferences, or quality selections using browser local storage rather than traditional cookies. These technologies serve functional purposes and are disclosed here for transparency. Clearing site data in your browser removes such locally stored values.

22. Advertising and Retargeting

MIJIRA LTD does not operate behavioural advertising networks on mijira.site. We do not purchase retargeting lists based on website visits. If this position changes, we will update this policy and obtain required consents before deploying advertising cookies.

23. Cookie Audits and Governance

We conduct periodic cookie audits to ensure inventory accuracy, categorisation correctness, and alignment with documented consent flows. Audit findings are remediated with defined owners and timelines. Material new cookies introduced by platform upgrades are reviewed before production deployment where feasible.

24. Publishing Client Cookie Responsibilities

Clients operating subscriber websites on MIJIRA infrastructure must publish their own cookie disclosures for features they enable, including comment systems, personalisation, and third-party embeds. We provide template language and configuration guidance but do not assume controller responsibilities for client-controlled domains.

25. Retention of Consent Records

Records demonstrating cookie consent choices are retained for six years to evidence compliance with PECR and UK GDPR accountability requirements. Records include timestamp, policy version, and categories accepted or rejected.

26. Technical Cookie Attributes

First-party cookies issued by mijira.site typically use Secure and HttpOnly flags where appropriate, and SameSite=Lax or Strict attributes to reduce cross-site request risks. Session cookies expire on browser close. Persistent cookies use Max-Age or Expires headers consistent with durations stated in this policy.

27. Mobile Applications

If MIJIRA LTD releases companion mobile applications in future, separate application privacy and cookie disclosures will apply to identifiers such as advertising IDs and push notification tokens. This website Cookie Policy governs mijira.site browser access only.

28. Impact on Service Functionality When Cookies Are Blocked

Blocking strictly necessary cookies prevents core features including form submission and consent storage. Blocking functional cookies may reset accessibility preferences each visit. Blocking analytics cookies does not prevent you from browsing public pages or submitting enquiries, though we lose aggregated insight used to improve content about services and infrastructure offerings.

29. Questions from Publishers and Broadcasters

Publishing and broadcasting clients evaluating MIJIRA hosting should request a cookie and tracking inventory workshop during sales discussions. We map third-party tags against client editorial and monetisation requirements before go-live.

30. Logging Out and Session Termination

Closing your browser typically ends session cookies. Where administrative demo accounts are provided, use supplied logout controls to invalidate server-side sessions. We recommend clearing cookies for mijira.site if using shared computers.

31. Relationship with Privacy Policy

Personal data collected through cookies may become linked to identity data if you later submit contact forms. Combined processing is described in our Privacy Policy. Cookie consent choices do not override separate consents required for marketing email or contractual data processing.

32. Cookie Policy Contact Summary

For any cookie-related enquiry, including requests to confirm what cookies were set during your visit, contact MIJIRA LTD at general@mijira.site or write to 2/3, 6 Banner Drive, Glasgow, G13 2HP, United Kingdom. We respond within twenty business days unless complex technical investigation is required across archived logs.

33. Effective Date

This Cookie Policy version 1.0 takes effect on 1 June 2026 and applies to all visitors of mijira.site from that date forward. Continued browsing after updates constitutes notice of revised terms where re-consent is not legally required.

34. Accessibility of Cookie Information

We present cookie information in clear language and structured headings. If you require this policy in an alternative format, contact general@mijira.site and we will endeavour to assist promptly within a reasonable timeframe at no charge.