Draft — not yet reviewed by a lawyer

GO! has not launched. These pages describe how the service is designed to work and are published early so the terms are visible before anyone is asked to accept them. They are not a contract, and they are not legal advice. Sections still awaiting legal input are marked in place.

Cookies

Last updated 27 August 2026

GO! uses the smallest number of cookies it can. There is no advertising network behind this site and nothing here is sold.

1. The short version

These marketing and legal pages do not need cookies to work, and do not set any for advertising. Signing in to the GO! app requires a cookie to keep you signed in; that is what a session cookie is for and there is no way around it.

2. What we use

Session cookies. Set when you sign in, so that you stay signed in. Deleted when you sign out.
Preference storage. If you choose a light or dark theme, or a language on a tracking page, that choice is stored in your browser. It never reaches us.

3. The tracking page

A recipient following a tracking link never signed up for anything, so that page is held to a stricter standard than the rest of the site: it sets no cookie beyond remembering a language choice, and it is built to load on a cheap phone over a slow connection.

A tracking link expires 24 hours after the delivery closes, and the page never displays the delivery PIN.

4. What we do not do

No advertising or retargeting cookies.
No third-party trackers embedded in these pages.
No selling or sharing of browsing behaviour.

Awaiting legal input

The final analytics decision, and a consent mechanism if one is needed.

GO! intends to measure how these pages perform, and that measurement can be done with or without anything that counts as a cookie under Zimbabwean law. Which tool is used, what it stores, and whether a consent banner is required all need to be settled before launch — and if the answer is that consent is required, it needs to be asked for properly rather than assumed.