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Cookie Policy
House of Languages uses cookies and similar technologies in a minimal, practical way to keep the public website useful and reliable.
Last updated: 2026
Cookie summary
Simple, useful, and low-friction.
Performance
We may use limited diagnostics to understand which pages are used and where improvement is needed.
No unnecessary tracking
The public website should stay simple and respectful of visitors.
Your control
You can manage cookies through your browser settings if you prefer to limit them.
Cookie basics
What you should know.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser. They help websites remember basic settings and understand how pages are being used.
Why we use them
House of Languages uses cookies to keep the public website functional, support form journeys, and improve the browsing experience.
What we avoid
We do not use cookies to make the public website feel invasive or overly complicated for visitors.
Your control
You can manage or delete cookies at any time through your browser settings. Some features may work differently if you disable them.
Managing cookies
Use your browser settings if you want to limit them.
If you prefer not to use cookies, you can adjust your browser settings. The public website should continue to work, though some convenience features may be reduced.
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What they help with
Navigation, form handling, and basic usage signals that help improve the site.
What we avoid
Unnecessary clutter or complicated tracking that would make the public site feel intrusive.
Questions?
Contact support if you want to ask about how the website handles browser data.
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