Cookie Policy
Freetol currently uses no cookies. Here is what that means, and what would change in future.
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What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website can save in your browser. They are often used to remember settings, keep people signed in, measure visits or show advertising. Websites can also save information in other parts of the browser, such as “local storage”, which works in a similar way.
Cookies on Freetol today
Freetol does not set any cookies and does not save anything in your browser’s storage. There are no analytics, tracking or advertising scripts, and no content is loaded from other companies’ servers.
Your browser may keep its own copy of Freetol’s pages, images and program files (the browser “cache”) so that pages load faster next time. This is normal browser behaviour, contains nothing about you, and you can clear it at any time in your browser settings.
If this changes
Freetol may show advertising in future (for example through Google AdSense) or use an analytics service. These services may use cookies or similar technology, including to show personalised ads. Before adding any of them, we will:
- update this Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy to list each service, what it does and who runs it;
- ask for your consent first where the law requires it, and let you change your choice later.
Controlling cookies
All major browsers let you see, block and delete cookies and other stored site data, usually under Settings → Privacy. Blocking cookies won’t affect how Freetol works today, because it doesn’t use them.
Contact
Questions about cookies? Email contact@freetol.com.