Website Privacy & Cookies

Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used when you visit the Reddybook365 website. It also explains what cookies are, why websites use them and what options visitors may have to manage cookie preferences.

We believe visitors should be able to understand how website technologies work without having to read complicated technical language.

Last updated: September 2026
About This Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites may place on a visitor's device when the website is opened. They can allow a website to remember certain information about a browser or understand how visitors interact with different parts of a site.

Cookies can be temporary or remain on a device for a longer period, depending on their purpose and how they are configured. Some cookies are created directly by the website you are visiting, while others may be placed by third-party services used by that website.

Cookies are commonly used across modern websites for functions such as remembering preferences, maintaining sessions, improving performance and understanding general website usage.

Cookie Usage

Why may Reddybook365 use cookies?

Depending on the features active on the website, cookies or similar technologies may be used for several practical purposes. Their purpose is generally related to website functionality, performance, preferences or understanding how visitors use the site.

Cookie Categories

Types of cookies that may be used

Not every cookie has the same purpose. The following categories describe common types of cookies that may be used by websites. The actual cookies active on the website can change when website features or third-party services are added or removed.

Essential Cookies

Essential or necessary cookies

Some cookies may be necessary for a website to provide basic functionality. Without these cookies, certain parts of a website may not work as intended.

For example, a website may need technical information to remember a temporary session, maintain basic navigation or support a security-related function.

Because these cookies can be connected with essential website operations, disabling all cookies may affect how certain pages or features function.

Preferences

Preference and functional cookies

Preference cookies can help a website remember choices made by a visitor. This may include settings related to the way certain website features are displayed or used.

Functional cookies can support features that provide a more convenient browsing experience. They are generally designed to make returning to a website easier rather than to identify a visitor personally.

Analytics

Analytics and performance information

If analytics tools are enabled on the website, they may use cookies or similar technologies to collect general information about website usage.

This can include information such as which pages receive visits, how visitors navigate between pages, general browser or device information and whether pages are functioning as expected.

Analytics information is generally useful for understanding website performance and improving content and navigation. Analytics data should not automatically be interpreted as personally identifying information.

Third-Party Services

Can third-party services use cookies?

Some websites use external services for analytics, embedded content, security, performance or other functionality. Depending on how those services operate, they may use their own cookies or similar technologies.

Third-party cookies are controlled by the relevant third-party provider rather than directly by the website visitor's browser settings alone.

Third-party providers may have separate privacy policies that explain how their technologies operate and how information is handled.

Your Browser

How can you manage cookies?

Most modern browsers allow visitors to control cookies through browser settings. Depending on the browser, you may be able to view stored cookies, delete existing cookies, block certain cookies or prevent websites from storing cookies in the future.

The exact steps depend on the browser and device you use. Common browsers provide cookie and privacy controls through their settings or security menus.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies can affect website functionality. Some pages or features may not work correctly if necessary cookies are disabled.

  • You can delete existing cookies through your browser settings.
  • You can configure your browser to block some or all cookies.
  • You may receive notifications when websites attempt to store certain types of cookies, depending on your browser.
  • You can change these settings later if you want to restore normal cookie functionality.
Mobile & Desktop

Cookies on phones, tablets and computers

Cookie behaviour can differ depending on the device and browser. A visitor using a mobile phone may have different privacy controls from someone using a desktop computer.

If you access Reddybook365 through a smartphone, you can normally manage browser cookies through the browser's privacy or site settings.

Keeping your browser updated is also a useful general security practice because modern browsers regularly receive privacy and security improvements.

Privacy

Cookies and personal information

A cookie itself is not automatically the same thing as personal information. Depending on how a website or third-party service uses cookies, however, cookie-related information can potentially be associated with other information.

For this reason, visitors should review the website's broader privacy information when they want to understand how personal information is collected, used or handled.

You can visit our Privacy Policy for additional information about website privacy and information handling.

Security

Cookies do not replace account security

Cookies and account credentials serve different purposes. A cookie may help a website remember technical information, but it should not be treated as a password or authentication code.

Visitors should never provide passwords, OTPs, authentication codes or payment credentials to another person simply because that person claims to be helping with cookies, login access or website settings.

If you are concerned about account security, read our Security Guide for general online safety information.

Policy Updates

Changes to this Cookies Policy

Website technology can change over time. New features, analytics services, security tools or other functionality may introduce changes to the way cookies and similar technologies are used.

When appropriate, this Cookies Policy may therefore be updated to reflect changes in website functionality or applicable requirements.

The latest version published on this page will be the version visitors should refer to when reviewing our current cookie information.

Contact

Questions about cookies?

If you have a question about this Cookies Policy or how cookies may be used on the website, please visit our Contact page.

When contacting us, avoid sending passwords, OTPs, payment credentials or other sensitive account information unless it is specifically required through an appropriate secure process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cookies Policy FAQs

What are cookies on a website?

Cookies are small pieces of information that websites may store in a visitor's browser or on their device. They can support functionality, preferences, performance and analytics.

Does Reddybook365 use cookies?

The website may use cookies or similar technologies depending on the features and services active at a particular time. The exact technologies can change as website functionality is updated.

Can I disable cookies?

Most modern browsers allow visitors to delete or block cookies through their privacy or security settings. Blocking necessary cookies may affect some website functionality.

Are cookies the same as passwords?

No. Cookies and passwords serve different purposes. A password is an account credential, while cookies are generally used by websites for technical functionality, preferences or other purposes.

Can third-party services use cookies?

Some third-party services integrated into websites may use their own cookies or similar technologies. Those providers generally have their own privacy and cookie policies.

Will this Cookies Policy change?

It may be updated when website functionality, technologies or applicable requirements change. Visitors should refer to the latest version published on this page.