Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 10/07/2025

1. Introduction

Welcome to Go2.life (“we,” “us,” “our,” or “the Platform”). This Cookie Policy explains how Go2.life Ltd. uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website (www.go2.life), mobile applications on iOS and Android, and all related services (collectively, the “Service”).

Our Commitment:

We are committed to transparency about our use of cookies and providing you with meaningful choices about how your data is collected and used.

Legal Compliance:

This Cookie Policy complies with:

UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and ePrivacy Directive
Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) requirements
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA)
Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)
Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA)
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) – Canada
Privacy Act 1988 – Australia
Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) – Singapore
Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD) – Brazil
Data Protection Act 2019 – South Africa
Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) – Thailand
Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) – China
Act on Protection of Personal Information (APPI) – Japan
Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) – South Korea
Federal Law on Personal Data Protection – Russia
Other applicable international, national, and regional privacy laws

2. What Are Cookies?

2.1 Definition

Cookies are small text files that are placed on your device (computer, smartphone, tablet) when you visit websites or use mobile applications. They contain information that is transferred to your device’s hard drive and help websites and apps remember information about your visit.

2.2 Types of Cookies

Session Cookies: Temporary cookies that are deleted when you close your browser or app.

Persistent Cookies: Cookies that remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them.

First-Party Cookies: Cookies set directly by Go2.life.

Third-Party Cookies: Cookies set by external partners and service providers.

2.3 Similar Technologies

We also use similar technologies including:

Web Beacons (Pixel Tags): Small graphics that help us understand user behavior
Local Storage: Browser storage for user preferences and settings
Software Development Kits (SDKs): For mobile app functionality and analytics
Device Fingerprinting: For security and fraud prevention
Server Logs: For technical monitoring and troubleshooting

3. How We Use Cookies

3.1 Essential Platform Functions

Account Management:

Authentication and login verification
Remembering your logged-in status
Maintaining session security
Account security and fraud prevention
Two-factor authentication processes

Platform Functionality:

Remembering your language and region preferences
Maintaining your privacy and notification settings
Enabling platform features and tools
Providing consistent user experience across devices
Supporting accessibility features and preferences

Security and Safety:

Protecting against cyber attacks and unauthorized access
Detecting and preventing spam and abuse
Monitoring for suspicious account activity
Implementing safeguarding measures for all users
Ensuring platform integrity and reliability

3.2 Performance and Analytics

Platform Optimization:

Understanding how users interact with our platform
Identifying popular features and content
Measuring page load times and technical performance
Detecting and resolving technical issues
Optimizing mobile app performance

User Experience Improvement:

Analyzing user journey and navigation patterns
Understanding feature usage and adoption
Identifying areas for platform improvement
Testing new features and functionality
Measuring user satisfaction and engagement

3.3 Personalization and Recommendations

Content Personalization:

Providing relevant job recommendations
Suggesting appropriate training opportunities
Recommending professional connections
Customizing content feeds and notifications
Personalizing user dashboard and interface

Professional Development:

Tracking career development progress
Providing relevant industry insights
Suggesting skill development opportunities
Recommending networking events and webinars
Personalizing learning paths and resources

4. Categories of Cookies We Use

4.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

Purpose: Essential for the basic functionality of our platform.

Legal Basis: Legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) UK GDPR) – necessary for service provision.

Consent Required: No – these cookies are essential for platform operation.

Examples:

Login authentication tokens
Session management cookies
Security and fraud prevention cookies
Load balancing and server routing cookies
Privacy preference cookies
CSRF protection tokens

Retention Period: Session cookies deleted when you close browser/app; persistent cookies typically retained for 1-12 months.

4.2 Analytics and Performance Cookies

Purpose: Help us understand how our platform is used and improve performance.

Legal Basis: Legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) UK GDPR) with opt-out options, or consent where required.

Consent Required: Yes – you can opt out of these cookies.

What We Collect:

Page views and user journey information
Time spent on different platform sections
Feature usage statistics
Technical performance metrics
Error reports and debugging information
App usage patterns and crash reports

Third-Party Providers:

Website and app usage analysis tools
Mobile app performance and user behavior tracking
User engagement and retention analytics
User experience and heatmap analysis
Error tracking and performance monitoring

Retention Period: Typically 24-26 months, or until you withdraw consent.

4.3 Functional Cookies

Purpose: Enable enhanced functionality and personalization.

Legal Basis: Legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) UK GDPR) with opt-out options.

Consent Required: Yes – you can disable these cookies.

What We Enable:

Remembering your preferences and settings
Providing personalized content recommendations
Enabling social media features and sharing
Supporting chat and messaging functionality
Maintaining accessibility settings

Examples:

Language and region preferences
Notification settings and preferences
Theme and display preferences
Recently viewed jobs and profiles
Saved searches and filters

Retention Period: 12 months to 2 years, depending on specific function.

4.4 Marketing and Advertising Cookies

Purpose: Provide relevant advertising and marketing content.

Legal Basis: Consent (Article 6(1)(a) UK GDPR).

Consent Required: Yes – explicit consent required.

What We Do:

Show relevant job advertisements
Provide personalized training recommendations
Display relevant professional content
Measure advertising effectiveness
Support retargeting campaigns

Third-Party Advertising Partners:

Targeted advertising and remarketing services
Social media advertising and retargeting
Professional network advertising
Search and display advertising platforms
Cross-platform advertising networks

Retention Period: 12-24 months, or until you withdraw consent.

4.5 Social Media and Integration Cookies

Purpose: Enable social media features and third-party integrations.

Legal Basis: Consent (Article 6(1)(a) UK GDPR).

Consent Required: Yes – you can disable these features.

What We Enable:

Social media login options (LinkedIn, Google, Facebook)
Social media sharing buttons and features
Embedded social media content
Professional network integrations
Third-party authentication services

Third-Party Services:

Professional networking platforms
Authentication and workspace integration services
Social media platforms for login and sharing
Video content platforms
Third-party authentication services

Retention Period: Varies by third-party service, typically 12-24 months.

5. Mobile App Specific Technologies

5.1 Mobile App Cookies and Storage

Local Storage: Data stored locally on your device for app functionality.

App Preferences: Settings and preferences stored within the app.

Push Notification Tokens: Identifiers for sending relevant notifications.

Offline Data: Cached data to enable offline functionality.

5.2 Mobile Device Identifiers

iOS Identifiers:

Advertising Identifier: For personalized advertising (with consent)
Vendor Identifier: For app analytics and functionality
Device ID: For technical support and troubleshooting

Android Identifiers:

Advertising ID: For personalized advertising (with consent)
Device ID: For app functionality and analytics
Installation ID: For app analytics and performance

5.3 Mobile App SDKs

Analytics SDKs:

Mobile analytics for user behavior and app performance
Cross-platform user tracking services
User engagement and retention analytics
Product analytics and user insights

Functionality SDKs:

Push notification services
Social media integration services
Professional networking features
Mobile app functionality services

Advertising SDKs:

In-app advertising services
Social media advertising networks
Video advertising content services
Mobile advertising platforms

6. Cookie Consent and Management

6.1 Cookie Consent Banner

First Visit Experience:

Clear, prominent cookie consent banner
Explanation of different cookie categories
Granular consent options for each category
Easy-to-understand language and purposes
Links to full Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy

Consent Options:

Accept All: Consent to all cookie categories
Reject All: Decline all non-essential cookies
Customize Settings: Granular control over cookie categories
Learn More: Access to detailed cookie information

6.2 Cookie Preference Center

Granular Controls:

Individual on/off switches for each cookie category
Detailed explanations of each category’s purpose
Information about third-party partners
Clear impact explanations for each choice
Save preferences functionality

Cookie Categories Available:

Essential Cookies: Cannot be disabled (explained why)
Analytics Cookies: Optional with detailed explanation
Functional Cookies: Optional with feature impact information
Marketing Cookies: Optional with advertising implications
Social Media Cookies: Optional with integration impact details

6.3 Ongoing Cookie Management

Access Methods:

Persistent “Cookie Settings” link in footer
Privacy dashboard in account settings
Direct link from privacy policy
Email support for cookie-related questions

Consent Withdrawal:

Easy one-click withdrawal of consent
Immediate effect of consent changes
Clear confirmation of preference updates
No negative impact on essential platform functionality

7. Third-Party Cookies and Partners

7.1 Essential Third-Party Services

Payment Processing:

Secure payment processing and fraud prevention services
Alternative payment method support
Mobile payment integration services

Security and Verification:

Identity verification services
Bot protection and spam prevention services
CDN and security services

7.2 Analytics and Performance Partners

Analytics Partners:

Website Analytics: Website and app usage analysis
Mobile Analytics: Mobile app performance and user behavior
User Engagement Analytics: User engagement and retention analytics
Privacy Policy: Contact us for specific third-party privacy policies

User Experience Analytics:

Purpose: User experience and heatmap analysis
Data Collected: User interactions, page heatmaps, session recordings
Retention: 12 months
Opt-Out: Available through cookie preferences
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

Performance Analytics:

Purpose: User engagement and retention analytics
Data Collected: User actions, feature usage, conversion events
Retention: 24 months (can be reduced)
Opt-Out: Available through cookie preferences
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

7.3 Advertising and Marketing Partners

Advertising Partners:

Targeted Advertising: Targeted advertising and remarketing
Data Collected: Ad engagement, conversion tracking, audience insights
Retention: Up to 24 months
Opt-Out: Available through advertising preference settings
Privacy Policy: Contact us for specific partner privacy policies

Social Media Advertising:

Purpose: Social media advertising and retargeting
Data Collected: Ad interactions, audience data, conversion tracking
Retention: Up to 24 months
Opt-Out: Available through social media advertising preferences
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

Professional Network Advertising:

Purpose: Professional network advertising
Data Collected: Professional interests, job-related targeting data
Retention: Up to 24 months
Opt-Out: Available through professional platform advertising preferences
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

7.4 Social Media Integration Partners

Professional Network Integration:

Purpose: Professional networking and login
Data Collected: Professional profile information, connections
Retention: Until integration is disconnected
Control: Manage through professional platform privacy settings
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

Authentication Services:

Purpose: Authentication and workspace integration
Data Collected: Basic profile information, email address
Retention: Until integration is disconnected
Control: Manage through third-party account settings
Privacy Policy: Contact us for details

8. Your Rights and Choices

8.1 Cookie Control Options

Browser Controls:

Most Browsers: Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and site data
Alternative Browsers: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
Other Browsers: Preferences > Privacy > Cookies and website data
Additional Browsers: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Cookies and site data

Mobile App Controls:

iOS: Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking
Android: Settings > Privacy > Ads > Opt out of Ads Personalization
App Settings: In-app privacy settings and preferences

8.2 Third-Party Opt-Out Tools

Industry Opt-Out Tools:

Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) opt-out tools
Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) opt-out tools
European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (EDAA) opt-out tools
Analytics platform opt-out tools

Platform-Specific Controls:

Major search engine advertising settings
Social media advertising preferences
Professional network advertising preferences
Social media advertising preferences

8.3 Impact of Disabling Cookies

Essential Cookies:

Cannot be disabled without affecting platform functionality
Disabling may prevent login and account access
Security features may not work properly
Platform features may be limited or unavailable

Analytics Cookies:

No impact on platform functionality
May receive less personalized experience
We may not be able to improve platform as effectively
Technical issues may be harder to identify and resolve

Marketing Cookies:

No impact on core platform functionality
May see less relevant advertisements
May receive more generic marketing content
Cross-platform experience may be less personalized

Functional Cookies:

Some personalization features may not work
May need to reset preferences on each visit
Social media features may be limited
Some convenience features may not be available

9. Special Considerations for Different User Types

9.1 Enhanced Protections for Young Users (16-18)

Restricted Cookie Use:

Minimal use of marketing and advertising cookies
Enhanced consent mechanisms with clear explanations
Parental notification for certain cookie categories
Stricter data retention periods
Regular review of cookie usage for appropriateness

Educational Focus:

Cookies used primarily for educational and safety purposes
Career development and learning analytics prioritized
Limited use of behavioral targeting
Enhanced privacy controls and parental involvement

9.2 Business and Professional Users

Enhanced Analytics:

Detailed business intelligence and platform usage analytics
Professional development tracking and progress monitoring
Advanced recommendation algorithms for career growth
Industry-specific content personalization

B2B Integration Cookies:

CRM and business tool integrations
Lead generation and business development tracking
Professional network analysis and insights
Industry trend and market analysis

9.3 International Users

Regional Compliance:

Compliance with local cookie and privacy laws
Adapted consent mechanisms for different jurisdictions
Region-specific third-party partner restrictions
Local data protection authority cooperation

Cultural Considerations:

Culturally appropriate cookie consent interfaces
Multiple language support for cookie information
Region-specific cookie categories and purposes
Local business practice integration

10. Data Security and Cookie Protection

10.1 Technical Security Measures

Cookie Security:

Secure cookie transmission (HTTPS only)
HttpOnly flags for sensitive cookies
SameSite cookie attributes for CSRF protection
Secure cookie storage and encryption
Regular security audits and penetration testing

Data Protection:

Encryption of sensitive cookie data
Secure third-party data sharing protocols
Regular security updates and vulnerability management
Incident response procedures for cookie-related breaches

10.2 Access Controls

Internal Access:

Role-based access to cookie data and analytics
Regular access reviews and permission updates
Staff training on cookie data handling
Audit trails for cookie data access and usage

Third-Party Access:

Strict contractual requirements for third-party partners
Regular audits of third-party cookie usage
Data processing agreements with all cookie partners
Right to terminate partnerships for non-compliance

11. Mobile App Specific Considerations

11.1 App Store Compliance

Mobile App Store:

App tracking transparency compliance
Privacy nutrition labels and transparency
User consent for cross-app tracking
Compliance with app store privacy guidelines

Major Mobile Platform:

Privacy and data handling requirements
Compliance with mobile platform advertising policies
User consent for advertising identifiers
Data safety section disclosures

11.2 Mobile Operating System Features

iOS Features:

Integration with iOS privacy settings
Respect for “Ask App Not to Track” preferences
Compliance with iOS privacy features
Support for iOS privacy dashboards

Android Features:

Integration with Android privacy settings
Respect for advertising ID preferences
Compliance with Android permission systems
Support for Android privacy indicators

11.3 Mobile-Specific User Controls

In-App Controls:

Dedicated privacy settings section
Easy access to cookie and tracking preferences
Clear explanations of mobile-specific tracking
One-tap opt-out for advertising tracking

Device-Level Controls:

Instructions for device-level privacy settings
Information about operating system controls
Guidance on advertising identifier management
Support for device privacy features

12. Cookie Retention and Deletion

12.1 Cookie Retention Periods

Session Cookies:

Duration: Deleted when browser/app session ends
Purpose: Temporary functionality during active use
Examples: Login sessions, shopping cart contents, form data

Short-Term Cookies:

Duration: 24 hours to 30 days
Purpose: Recent activity tracking and temporary preferences
Examples: Recent searches, temporary settings, short-term analytics

Medium-Term Cookies:

Duration: 30 days to 12 months
Purpose: User preferences and analytical data
Examples: Language settings, personalization preferences, engagement analytics

Long-Term Cookies:

Duration: 12 months to 24 months
Purpose: Long-term analytics and advertising
Examples: Advertising identifiers, long-term user behavior, cross-device tracking

12.2 Cookie Deletion Procedures

Automatic Deletion:

Cookies automatically deleted after retention period
Regular cleanup of expired cookies
Secure deletion of sensitive cookie data
Notification to third parties about cookie deletion

User-Initiated Deletion:

Clear browser cache and cookies
Use platform cookie settings to delete specific cookies
Contact support for assistance with cookie deletion
Mobile app cache clearing and data deletion

12.3 Third-Party Cookie Management

Partner Retention Policies:

Contractual requirements for cookie retention limits
Regular audits of partner cookie retention practices
Termination of partnerships for non-compliance
User notification about third-party retention periods

13. International Considerations

13.1 Cross-Border Cookie Transfers

Data Transfer Mechanisms:

Standard contractual clauses for international transfers
Adequacy decisions for approved countries
Additional safeguards for high-risk transfers
Regular review of transfer mechanisms

Regional Restrictions:

Compliance with local cookie laws and regulations
Adaptation of cookie practices for different jurisdictions
Regional third-party partner restrictions
Local data protection authority cooperation

13.2 Regional Cookie Requirements

European Union:

ePrivacy Directive: Explicit consent for non-essential cookies
GDPR: Data protection requirements for cookie data
Cookie Consent: Clear, granular consent mechanisms
Right to Withdraw: Easy withdrawal of cookie consent

United Kingdom:

PECR: Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations
UK GDPR: Post-Brexit data protection requirements
ICO Guidance: Following ICO cookie guidance and best practices
Age Appropriate Design: Special protections for users under 18

United States:

CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act requirements
COPPA: Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act compliance
State Laws: Compliance with various state privacy laws
Industry Standards: Following industry best practices and guidelines

Canada:

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) compliance
Provincial Privacy Laws: British Columbia PIPA, Alberta PIPA, Quebec Law 25
Provincial Electronic Commerce Laws: Compliance with provincial electronic transaction acts

Australia:

Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)
Spam Act 2003 for electronic communications
Australian Consumer Law for fair trading practices
Telecommunications Act 1997 for communications privacy

Asia-Pacific Region:

Singapore Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
Japan Act on Protection of Personal Information (APPI)
South Korea Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)
Thailand Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
Malaysia Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
Philippines Data Privacy Act (DPA)
Indonesia Personal Data Protection Law
India Personal Data Protection Bill (pending) and IT Rules
Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance

Latin America:

Brazil Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD)
Argentina Personal Data Protection Law
Colombia Data Protection Law
Chile Personal Data Protection Law
Mexico Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data

Africa and Middle East:

South Africa Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR)
Kenya Data Protection Act
UAE Data Protection Law
Israel Privacy Protection Law
Egypt Data Protection Law

Additional International Frameworks:

OECD Privacy Guidelines
APEC Privacy Framework
Council of Europe Convention 108+
UN Guidelines for the Regulation of Computerized Personal Data Files
International Standards Organization (ISO) 27001 and 27701

14. Transparency and Reporting

14.1 Cookie Transparency Reports

Annual Reports:

Detailed breakdown of cookie usage and purposes
Third-party partner relationships and data sharing
User consent statistics and preferences
Cookie-related complaints and resolutions

Regular Updates:

Monthly cookie usage summaries
Quarterly third-party partner reviews
Semi-annual cookie policy updates
Annual comprehensive privacy audits

14.2 User Communication

Proactive Communication:

Regular updates about cookie practices and changes
Educational content about cookies and privacy
Clear communication about new cookie partners
Notification about cookie policy updates

Responsive Communication:

Prompt responses to cookie-related questions
Clear explanations of cookie practices
Assistance with cookie management and preferences
Support for cookie-related complaints and issues

15. Compliance and Auditing

15.1 Regular Compliance Reviews

Internal Audits:

Quarterly cookie compliance audits
Annual comprehensive privacy assessments
Regular review of third-party partner compliance
Ongoing monitoring of cookie usage and practices

External Audits:

Annual third-party privacy audits
Compliance assessments by data protection authorities
Industry standard compliance certifications
Regular security assessments and penetration testing

15.2 Regulatory Cooperation

Data Protection Authorities:

Regular communication with relevant authorities
Prompt response to regulatory inquiries
Cooperation with investigations and compliance reviews
Transparent reporting of compliance issues

Industry Standards:

Participation in industry privacy initiatives
Adoption of recognized privacy standards and frameworks
Regular updates to align with industry best practices
Collaboration with industry peers on privacy improvements

16. Future Developments and Updates

16.1. International Legal Validity and Enforceability

16.1.1 Global Legal Recognition This Cookie Policy is designed for global enforceability and recognition under international law principles, including:

International Commercial Law: Recognized under UNIDROIT Principles
Vienna Convention: Applicable to international agreements
Hague Convention: International service of process and evidence
New York Convention: International arbitration enforcement
Bilateral Treaties: Mutual legal assistance and judgment recognition treaties

16.1.2 Multi-Jurisdictional Compliance

Simultaneous Compliance: Meets requirements of multiple jurisdictions simultaneously
Highest Standard Principle: Applies the most protective privacy standards globally
Local Law Integration: Incorporates local requirements without conflicting with core terms
Regulatory Harmonization: Designed to work with international regulatory cooperation
Cross-Border Enforcement: Enforceable across international borders

16.1.3 International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

International Commercial Arbitration Court: Disputes resolved under international arbitration rules
Applicable Arbitration Rules:
- International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Rules
- London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) Rules
- International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) Rules
- Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) Rules
- Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) Rules
Arbitration Seat: London, England (unless otherwise agreed)
Arbitration Language: English (with translation rights)
Arbitrator Selection: International panel of qualified arbitrators
Enforcement: Awards enforceable under New York Convention

16.1.4 International Service and Notice

Service of Process: Accepted through multiple international channels
Electronic Service: Valid service through registered email addresses
Diplomatic Channels: Service through consular and diplomatic offices
International Courier: Service through recognized international courier services
Publication: Service by publication in international legal journals where permitted

16.1.5 Foreign Judgment Recognition

Reciprocal Enforcement: Judgments enforceable in treaty countries
Recognition Procedures: Compliance with foreign judgment recognition procedures
Bilateral Treaties: Leverages mutual legal assistance treaties
International Conventions: Utilizes international judicial cooperation conventions
Comity Principles: Relies on international comity and reciprocity

Privacy-Preserving Technologies:

Implementation of privacy-preserving advertising technologies
Adoption of differential privacy and federated learning
Integration of privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs)
Development of cookieless advertising alternatives

16.2.2 Regulatory Developments:

Monitoring of emerging privacy regulations
Adaptation to new cookie and tracking requirements
Proactive compliance with upcoming legislation
Engagement with regulatory development processes

16.2.3 Platform Evolution

Feature Development:

Privacy-by-design approach to new features
Enhanced user control over data and cookies
Improved transparency and user communication
Advanced privacy protection mechanisms

User Experience Improvements:

Simplified cookie consent and management interfaces
Better personalization without compromising privacy
Enhanced transparency and user education
Improved cross-platform privacy consistency

17. International Legal Enforceability and Compliance

17.1 Treaty and Convention Compliance

This Cookie Policy complies with and is enforceable under:

Council of Europe Convention 108+: Modernized Convention for the Protection of Individuals
OECD Privacy Guidelines: Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data
UN Guidelines: United Nations Guidelines for the Regulation of Computerized Personal Data Files
APEC Privacy Framework: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Privacy Framework
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Article 17 privacy protections
Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Article 12 privacy rights

17.2 International Commercial Law Compliance

UNIDROIT Principles: International commercial contract principles
Vienna Convention on Contracts: International sale of goods principles (where applicable)
Hague Service Convention: International service of process
Hague Evidence Convention: International evidence gathering
Recognition of Foreign Judgments: Bilateral and multilateral recognition treaties

17.3 Cross-Border Enforcement Mechanisms

Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs): Government-to-government cooperation
Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs): Commercial dispute resolution
Free Trade Agreements: Digital trade and privacy provisions
International Arbitration: Commercial arbitration enforceability
Diplomatic Channels: Consular and diplomatic enforcement assistance

17.4 International Regulatory Cooperation

Global Privacy Assembly: International privacy regulator cooperation
International Conference of Data Protection Authorities: Regulatory coordination
OECD Digital Economy Committee: International digital policy coordination
UN Commission on International Trade Law: International commercial law harmonization
International Telecommunications Union: Global telecommunications standards

18. Support and Contact Information

18.1 Cookie Support

General Cookie Questions:

Email: admin@go2.life
Subject Line: “Cookie Policy Question”
Response Time: 24-48 hours
Support Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM – 6 PM GMT

Technical Cookie Issues:

Email: support@go2.life
Subject Line: “Cookie Technical Issue”
Response Time: 24-48 hours
Escalation: Available for urgent technical issues

18.2 Privacy and Data Protection

Privacy Officer:

Email: dataprotection@go2.life
Subject Line: “Privacy/Cookie Concern”
Response Time: 48 hours for complex privacy issues
Escalation: Available for serious privacy concerns

Data Protection Officer:

Email: dataprotection@go2.life
Subject Line: “DPO Cookie Inquiry”
Response Time: 72 hours for formal DPO inquiries
Scope: Formal complaints and regulatory issues

18.3 Emergency Contact

Security Issues:

Email: urgentquery@go2.life
Subject Line: “URGENT: Security Issue”
Response Time: Immediate response for security concerns
Availability: 24/7 for critical security issues

Safety Concerns:

Email: safety@go2.life
Subject Line: “URGENT: Safety Concern”
Response Time: Immediate response for safety issues
Availability: 24/7 for critical safety concerns

19. Regulatory Information

19.1 Supervisory Authorities

United Kingdom:

Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
Address: Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF
Phone: 0303 123 1113
Website: ico.org.uk
Email: casework@ico.org.uk

European Union:

Contact your local data protection authority
European Data Protection Board: Contact us for specific authority information
Right to Complaint: Right to lodge a complaint with supervisory authority

19.2 Legal Compliance

Applicable Laws:

UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Digital Services Act (DSA)
Various international privacy and electronic communications laws

Compliance Certifications:

Information Security Management standards
Security and Privacy Controls certifications
International privacy framework compliance (where applicable)
Industry-specific compliance certifications

20. Updates and Changes

20.1 Policy Updates

Regular Review:

Quarterly review of cookie practices and policies
Annual comprehensive update and compliance audit
Updates for new features and platform changes
Monitoring of regulatory changes and requirements

Change Notification:

Significant Changes: 30-day advance notice via email
Minor Changes: Immediate notification through platform
Emergency Changes: Immediate implementation with explanation
User Rights: Clear information about options following changes

20.2 Version Control

Document Management:

Clear version numbering and dating
Archive of previous policy versions
Detailed changelog for all updates
Easy access to current and previous versions

User Communication:

Clear summary of changes in each update
Explanation of impact on user experience
Guidance on managing preferences after updates
Support available for questions about changes

21. Accessibility and Inclusion

21.1 Accessible Cookie Management

Universal Design:

Cookie consent interfaces designed for all users
Screen reader compatible cookie settings
Keyboard navigation support for cookie preferences
High contrast and large text options available

Language Support:

Cookie information available in multiple languages
Clear, simple language for cookie explanations
Visual aids and icons to support understanding
Translation services available for complex inquiries

21.2 Inclusive Privacy Features

Diverse User Needs:

Simplified cookie settings for users with cognitive differences
Visual and audio cues for important cookie information
Multiple ways to access and manage cookie preferences
Support for assistive technologies and accessibility tools

Cultural Sensitivity:

Culturally appropriate cookie consent mechanisms
Respect for different privacy expectations and norms
Adaptation of cookie practices for diverse user populations
Inclusive language and representation in cookie communications

22. International Legal Declarations

22.1 Binding Legal Agreement

This Cookie Policy constitutes a binding legal agreement enforceable under international law. By using Go2.life’s services, users worldwide acknowledge and accept these terms as legally binding, regardless of their jurisdiction of residence or access location.

22.2 International Court Jurisdiction

Users consent to the jurisdiction of competent courts for enforcement of this Cookie Policy, including but not limited to:

Courts of England and Wales (primary jurisdiction)
International Court of Justice (for state-to-state disputes)
International commercial arbitration tribunals
Regional human rights courts (European Court of Human Rights, etc.)
National courts with international jurisdiction

22.3 Worldwide Enforceability Declaration

Go2.life Ltd. declares its intention to enforce this Cookie Policy worldwide through all available legal mechanisms, including:

Direct legal action in competent courts
International arbitration proceedings
Diplomatic and consular channels
Mutual legal assistance treaties
International commercial law enforcement
Regional and bilateral enforcement agreements

22.4 Survival of Terms

The provisions of this Cookie Policy shall survive any termination of service and remain enforceable against users regardless of their continued use of Go2.life’s services.

22.5 International Legal Compliance Certificate

Go2.life Ltd. certifies that this Cookie Policy has been reviewed for compliance with international privacy laws and is designed to be enforceable across all major legal jurisdictions worldwide.

This Cookie Policy is effective as of 10/07/2025 and supersedes all previous versions.

LEGAL DECLARATION OF WORLDWIDE BINDING EFFECT

By using Go2.life’s services, you acknowledge and agree that:

This Cookie Policy constitutes a legally binding contract between you and Go2.life Ltd., enforceable under international law
You submit to the jurisdiction of competent courts worldwide for enforcement of these terms
This agreement is enforceable regardless of your location, nationality, or residence
International legal principles apply to the interpretation and enforcement of this Cookie Policy
You waive any objection to jurisdiction based on inconvenient forum or lack of personal jurisdiction
This Cookie Policy is incorporated into and forms part of Go2.life’s Terms and Conditions
Violation of this Cookie Policy may result in legal action in any competent jurisdiction
This agreement survives termination of your account or discontinuation of services

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL EFFECTIVENESS

This Cookie Policy is designed for maximum enforceability under:

International Commercial Law – Recognized under UNIDROIT Principles
Treaty Law – Enforceable under applicable international treaties
Conflict of Laws – Governed by internationally recognized choice of law principles
International Arbitration – Disputes subject to binding international arbitration
Diplomatic Law – Enforceable through diplomatic and consular channels where applicable

CORPORATE LEGAL DECLARATION

Go2.life Ltd. hereby declares and certifies that:

This Cookie Policy has been reviewed by qualified legal counsel
All terms comply with applicable international privacy laws
The company commits to enforcing these terms worldwide
This document supersedes all previous cookie policies or agreements
Regular legal review ensures continued international compliance

For questions about this Cookie Policy or to exercise your rights, please contact us at:

Email: admin@go2.life
Subject Line: “Cookie Policy Inquiry”
Response Time: 24-48 hours

Go2.life Ltd.
Registered in England and Wales
14345958
1 Fairfield Street, Bingham, Nottinghamshire, NG13 8FB

FINAL LEGAL NOTICE

This Cookie Policy is a legally binding document that has been prepared in accordance with international legal standards and is intended to be enforceable worldwide. Users are advised to seek independent legal advice if they have questions about their rights or obligations under this Cookie Policy.

GOVERNING LAW AND INTERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT

This Cookie Policy shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. However, users retain all rights provided by their local jurisdiction’s privacy and consumer protection laws, and where local laws provide greater protection, such laws shall apply concurrently.

The parties acknowledge that this Cookie Policy is intended to be enforceable internationally and consent to jurisdiction of competent courts worldwide for its enforcement.

We are committed to transparency about our use of cookies and providing you with meaningful control over your personal information. This Cookie Policy should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.

Document Authentication: This document is the official Cookie Policy of Go2.life Ltd. and supersedes all previous versions.

Last Updated: 10/07/2025
Next Review Date: 10/10/2025
Version: 1.0
Legal Review: Certified for international compliance