Cookie Policy

How DHS Africa uses cookies on this website.

Last updated: 2026-05-10

A note on this document. This cookie policy is a starting point provided for transparency. It is not legal advice and should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before public launch. For questions in the meantime, contact hello@dhs.africa.

What this site does (and doesn’t) do

The DHS Africa website does not use:

  • Analytics cookies
  • Advertising cookies
  • Cross-site tracking
  • Third-party trackers, pixels, or beacons
  • Session-recording or fingerprinting tools
  • Marketing automation

The site does not record your IP address, your browsing path, or your device fingerprint. It does not pass your visit to any third party for measurement.

What we may set

The site may set minimal first-party cookies only if strictly necessary for technical operation. For example, to remember a UI preference you have explicitly chosen on your device. Today, the site does not set any such cookies.

What changes if we add measurement later

If we ever add analytics, audience measurement, or similar cookies, we will:

  • Update this page to describe what is set and why
  • Add an appropriate consent flow before any non-essential cookie is set
  • Honour your choice if you opt out

Managing cookies in your browser

Even though the site sets no analytics or tracking cookies, you can configure your browser to refuse cookies in general or remove them at any time. The instructions vary by browser. Your browser’s help pages cover the details.

More information

For how we handle the information you submit through the contact or demo form, see our Privacy Policy.

Contact

For any question about this cookie policy, email hello@dhs.africa.

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