Cookie Policy

1. General Provisions

This Cookie Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are used on the SeaJobs website at seajobs.ru, why they are used, and how users can manage related settings.

This Policy applies together with the Privacy Policy. Where information collected through cookies constitutes personal data or may be linked to a specific user, such information is processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy and the applicable laws of the Russian Federation.

2. What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text file that a website or third-party service may store in a browser or on a device when a user visits the site. Cookies help recognise the browser, remember settings, maintain authorisation, provide security, store user preferences, and analyse website usage.

In addition to classic cookies, SeaJobs may use similar technologies such as browser local storage, session identifiers, action logging, and other tools performing comparable functions.

3. What Cookies SeaJobs Uses

SeaJobs may use the following categories of cookies:

• Strictly necessary cookies used for the core operation of the website, navigation, authorisation, session support, security, abuse prevention, and correct rendering of interfaces.
• Functional cookies used to remember the selected language, certain interface settings, user preferences, and the state of particular website elements.
• Analytics and statistical cookies used to assess website performance, understand which pages and functions are used most often, detect errors, and improve the platform.
• Security and anti-spam cookies used to protect registration, sign-in, contact, bulletin board, application, and other forms from automated requests, fraud, and abuse.

The exact set of cookies may vary depending on the users device, browser, workflow on the site, sign-in status, and enabled third-party services.

4. Purposes of Using Cookies

• ensuring the technical operation of the website and its sections;
• keeping the user signed in and maintaining the session;
• protecting accounts, forms, and user actions;
• remembering the selected language and certain user settings;
• preventing spam, fraud, and automated abuse;
• analysing website usage, identifying errors, and improving user experience;
• maintaining aggregated statistics and internal diagnostics of platform performance.

5. Third-Party Services and Cookies

On some pages and forms SeaJobs may use third-party services that, as part of their operation, may set their own cookies or use other technical identifiers.

In particular, SeaJobs may use Google reCAPTCHA on certain forms to protect the site from automated submissions and abuse. The use of that service may involve processing of technical data, including through cookies or similar technologies on Googles side.

SeaJobs does not fully control the cookie processing rules of third-party services. Users are encouraged to review the relevant provider policies where they use website features involving such services.

6. How to Manage Cookies

Users may manage cookies through their browser or device settings by allowing, restricting, or deleting stored cookies, or by configuring automatic deletion after the session ends.

Disabling strictly necessary cookies or protective technologies may cause parts of the website to malfunction, make certain features unavailable, or prevent sign-in or form submission.

If the site uses a banner or another interface for expressing cookie consent, the user may use those controls within the technical functionality available on the site.

7. Changes to This Policy

SeaJobs may amend this Cookie Policy. A new version becomes effective once published on the website unless the new version states otherwise.

The current version of this Policy is always available at /cookies.

8. Contact

If you have questions about cookie use and the processing of related data, you may contact SeaJobs: