Third party cookies
Two categories of third-party cookies can appear on the site. Cloudflare sets a security cookie when it needs to distinguish real visitors from automated traffic. Outbound clicks to Gambajack may set an attribution cookie on the operator's own domain — that cookie is not readable by us and is governed by the operator's own cookie notice.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store, so that on your next visit the site can recognise the browser and, for example, remember your preferred language or the fact you have already accepted a notice. Cookies do not run code by themselves and they cannot access files on your device outside the browser's own storage.
How to manage
Every current browser lets you view, block or delete cookies from a specific site. In Chrome the path is Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies. In Safari it is Preferences > Privacy. In Firefox it is Preferences > Privacy & Security. Blocking cookies from this domain will not break any content; blocking cookies from the operator's domain will break the sign-in there.
Analytics
We do not run Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, TikTok Pixel or any comparable analytics tag on these pages. Traffic figures are read from server access logs on the origin server. The consequence for you is that opening the site does not add you to any third-party ad audience.
Retention
Access log entries are kept for 30 days on the origin server for security and diagnostic purposes, then rotated out automatically. Cookies stored in your browser have their own lifetime, listed in the browser's cookie inspector — the security cookie set by Cloudflare typically lasts 30 minutes.
Which we use
The site itself sets one cookie: a preference cookie that remembers you have seen this notice, so the banner does not reappear on the next page. It is set only after you interact with the banner and it expires after 12 months. No advertising cookies are set by this domain.