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Cookie Policy

Last Updated: November 24, 2026 • Transparency in how we track website interactions

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are tiny text files sent to your browser when you visit a webpage. They are saved in your device's memory and allow the site to remember your actions, session states, and device properties over a period of time.

Besides cookies, we may also utilize local storage tokens, clear GIFs, and web beacons to track page load statistics, performance indicators, and user interactions.

2. How We Use Cookies

We use cookies to make your browsing experience as seamless as possible. The cookies we implement are divided into:

Strictly Necessary Cookies: Essential for you to log into secure areas, complete paywall transactions, and access subscription content. Without these, the site cannot function.
Functional Cookies: Used to remember your customized settings (e.g. login tokens, category layouts, or sound levels in podcast players).
Analytical & Performance Cookies: Gather anonymous statistics regarding which articles are read the most, typical dwell time, and performance errors.

3. Specific Cookies We Set

When you visit Post Harbor, we may place the following proprietary cookies:

Cookie Name	Purpose	Duration
no_sess_tok	Keeps you signed into your profile across page refreshes.	30 Days
no_cookie_cons	Remembers if you accepted our cookie notification.	1 Year
no_theme_pref	Saves design preferences (e.g. text contrast options).	Session

4. Third-Party Cookies

Some components integrated into our articles (such as Spotify podcast embeddings, YouTube video previews, or stripe payment forms) may set third-party cookies on your browser.

These third-party platforms govern their own cookie usage. We recommend checking their individual policies directly to understand how they track interactions.

5. Managing Cookie Settings

You hold full control over how your browser handles cookies. You can:

Configure your browser to block all cookies, or warn you before saving them.
Clear all cached cookies and storage histories directly through browser settings.
Utilize browser-extensions or private incognito windows to disable tracking scripts.

Please note: If you fully disable or block cookies, major portions of our subscription paywalls and interactive dashboard features may fail to function correctly.

6. Updates to this Policy

We will update this Cookie Policy occasionally as the website features evolve. Whenever changes are made, we will update the date at the top of this document. We encourage you to revisit this page periodically to remain informed about our cookie practices.

For further questions about our cookie tracking, feel free to email our privacy compliance team at privacy@newsorigine.com.