Last updated: 13 October 2026
This page explains how cookies and browser functions relate to browsing, login and external resources. Not all technical data is a cookie, and a policy page does not itself enable consent management.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data stored by the browser and sent according to their scope and conditions. They may expire with a session or remain for a specified period. Some features may also use local browser storage, which is different from cookies.
2. WordPress operational cookies
WordPress uses cookies to test cookie acceptance, authenticate logins and save some administrative interface preferences. Login functions concern account users; they do not establish that a commercial visitor-registration service exists.
3. Language selection
Language links let you choose Arabic or English without a visitor account or marketing consent. Stored language preference data can vary with language and browser settings. Clearing website data in your browser resets stored preferences.
4. Embedded content and external resources
Some fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, and pages may embed a Google map or another external resource. Loading a resource sends connection data to its provider; embedded content may use cookies under provider policies and browser settings. A font request is not itself a visitor analytics tool. Your browser can restrict third-party resources.
5. Cookie-related functions table
The table describes WordPress functions used during sign-in or dashboard use. Not every visitor receives all these cookies. Durations are WordPress defaults; signing out or clearing browser data may end a session sooner, and session settings may change them.
| Cookie name or pattern | Purpose | When it applies | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| wordpress_test_cookie | Test cookie acceptance on the login page | When visiting the login page | Session cookie |
| wordpress_[hash] / wordpress_sec_[hash] | Authenticate a login session and permissions | Users who log in | Two days; two weeks with Remember Me, subject to session settings |
| wordpress_logged_in_[hash] | Recognize the logged-in user session | Users who log in | Two days; two weeks with Remember Me, subject to session settings |
| wp-settings-[user] / wp-settings-time-[user] | Store some administrative interface preferences | WordPress dashboard users | One year by default |
6. Browser controls
Browser privacy settings let you remove site data, block cookies or restrict third-party cookies. Blocking may affect login or preference storage. Deleting browser cookies does not automatically delete a message already submitted to the website.
7. Consent and optional resources
There is currently no enabled and tested consent banner on this website. This policy explains usage and is not a consent interface. The external resources described above may load directly. You can reject third-party cookies or clear website data through browser settings. Continued browsing is not treated as separate marketing consent. Optional analytics or advertising tools require review and suitable choices before activation. For questions or clarification, email info@blueskyreach.com.
8. Updates and questions
We review this policy when measurement tools, advertising, embedded content, language features or sign-in functions change. The revision date appears above. Email info@blueskyreach.com with questions about cookies or related data.