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Choosing to like an article sets an essential, first-party HttpOnly cookie named clubhouse_article_browser for up to one year. It remembers this browser so repeated clicks do not add extra votes and you can unlike. No login is required. Clearing cookies or using another browser can allow another vote; these are browser reactions, not unique-person votes.

We store an article-specific keyed hash of the random cookie and the article identifier, never your name, email or raw IP address. Likes remain until you unlike. Clearing the cookie loses the ability to remove its previous likes. To limit abuse we temporarily store a keyed hash of the network address, rotated each hour, with a request counter. Expired counters are removed on subsequent requests. These records are separate from membership and are not used for advertising.

The cookie is only created when you choose to react. Without it, totals can still be read. Contact hello@clubhousett.com with privacy questions or requests.

The separate membership privacy notice remains subject to its existing launch approval.

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