Cookies

One cookie. It keeps you signed in. There is no banner because there is nothing to consent to.

In effect from 28 September 2026.

Muhammed Aarham is registering as a sole proprietor in Hungary. The registration number, tax number and business address will appear here as soon as that is done, and before anything is sold. Until then, ask at hello@medwithaarham.com for anything you need in writing.

1.The one cookie

Name: __hmc_session
What it holds: Which account is signed in, and on which device. Signed, so it cannot be edited.
Why: Without it every page would ask you to sign in again.
How long: A year, or until you log out. Logging out deletes it.
Who set it: Med with Aarham. Not a third party.
Readable by scripts: No. It is httpOnly, so no code running in the page can see it, including any that should not be there.

2.Why there is no banner

A cookie that is strictly necessary to do the thing you asked for does not need consent, and this one is doing exactly that: you asked to sign in, and the cookie is what remembers you did.

Everything a banner normally asks about is absent here. There is no analytics, no advertising, no social embed, no heatmap, no session recorder and no third party script of any kind on any page.

3.What else the browser stores

Nothing in local storage, and nothing in session storage.
The video player remembers where you got to, but it does so on the server against your account, not in your browser.

4.Turning it off

Your browser can block or delete it. Blocking it makes sign in impossible, which is not an attempt to twist your arm, just what happens when the thing that remembers you is gone. Deleting it signs you out.

5.If this changes

If anything is ever added that measures visitors or comes from another company, this page will say what it is before it is switched on, and a real consent request will appear with a refuse button that works. Refusing will never cost you access to something you paid for.

What is actually collected about you, cookie or not, is on the privacy page. Questions to hello@medwithaarham.com.

Anything here that is unclear, ask. hello@medwithaarham.com