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Last updated 2 November 2026
Cookies needed for the site to work
When you sign in, we save a secure sign-in code in your browser so you stay logged in and your saved chats load. Without it the account side of the site can't work, so these don't need consent. They expire when your session ends or after a short period of inactivity.
Understanding how the site is used
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Advertising (Meta Pixel)
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If you click No thanks, the pixel never loads. We keep a note of your choice and when you made it in your browser. You can change your mind at any time:
Turning them off
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings. Blocking the necessary ones will stop you signing in, but you can still browse the site and chat with Sheila.
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