What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files your browser stores on your device so a site can remember specific things between pages and visits. We use them very sparingly, and this page explains every type we use and why.
[The site operator’s operational details — legal name, contact email, and jurisdiction — will be added here before launch.]
Storage strictly necessary to run the site
Some storage is essential for the service itself and cannot be disabled without breaking it: when you download a video file, we create a signed ticket in the server’s memory that expires after thirty minutes, to verify your request is legitimate and protect the network from abuse. This storage is fully transient and carries no information about your identity.
Language preference
We may store your language choice (Arabic or English) so the site opens in your preferred language on your next visit without asking again. This storage doesn’t track you and never leaves your device.
Your consent state
Your cookie decision — accept all, necessary only, or any choice you set later — is stored in a first-party cookie named tt_consent that lasts about six months. This cookie is used for nothing other than honoring your decision and re-showing the banner when it expires.