What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on a browser or device. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels and device identifiers. They can support essential functions, remember preferences, measure audiences or build advertising profiles.
What this site currently uses
Matchup Radar does not currently set analytics, advertising, personalisation or affiliate-tracking cookies. The privacy and safer-play widget uses temporary page memory only: closing or opening it is not recorded after you reload or leave the page.
Because the exported site is static, no account or session cookie is needed for its core pages. A future hosting, security or content-delivery service could use strictly necessary technology to route requests, prevent abuse or maintain network security. If deployment introduces such technology, its name, purpose and duration should be added here.
Your browser choices
You can inspect, block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking essential storage can break functions on some websites, although the current editorial pages are designed to work without persistent browser storage.
There is no “accept all” control because the current site does not ask permission for non-essential cookies and does not set them. If analytics, advertising or another non-essential storage technology is added later, an appropriate consent mechanism must be introduced before that technology runs where required.
Links to third parties
Opening an external operator, helpline or organisation website may allow that destination to set its own cookies. Those cookies are controlled by the third party and described in its policy, not this one.
Questions and updates
Send cookie questions to [email protected]. This page will be revised if the site’s use of cookies or similar technology changes.