BdrGo is the new name of NextWho. References to the former brand in the current documents identify the same platform.
This Policy supplements the Privacy Policy. If optional analytics or advertising technologies are added, they will remain disabled until the applicable controls and notices are available.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files or identifiers stored in the browser. Similar technologies, such as session storage and local storage, keep temporary information needed for authentication, preferences, and continuity of a flow. Depending on the context, this information may be personal data.
2. What we currently use
| Category | Purpose | General duration |
|---|---|---|
| Authenticated session | Keep sign-in secure, associate requests with the account, and prevent misuse. | Session or technical period defined by the authentication service. |
| Security and infrastructure | Network protection, load balancing, fraud prevention, and availability. | As required by technical needs and the provider's policy. |
| Temporary storage | Invitations, extension return flow, authorization state, and temporary preferences. | Browser session or until the flow is complete. |
The public website does not currently use its own behavioral advertising cookies or optional measurement cookies. We therefore do not display a banner encouraging visitors to “accept” something that is not active.
3. Third-party services
When you voluntarily proceed to the authenticated area, a sign-in provider, checkout, scheduling service, or another external service, that third party may use its own technologies under its policy. Integrations open only through user action and do not authorize unrestricted tracking on the public website.
4. How to control them
Your browser lets you view, block, and delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent sign-in, security, or flow continuity. Clearing temporary storage may require signing in again or repeating an authorization.
If we add optional technologies, we will offer granular choices, rejection as accessible as acceptance, and the ability to change your choice later, before enabling them.
5. Changes and contact
This list will be reviewed when the website, authentication, or providers change. Questions can be sent to [email protected].