Cookie policy

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep. Sites use them to remember a setting, to keep you signed in, to count visits, or to choose and measure adverts. Some of what is described here would sit in your browser's local storage rather than in a cookie, but it behaves the same way from your side.

What this site stores

uk49slatestresults.co.za sets no cookies of its own. Three things can still sit in your browser, and here is each one plainly:

• A login session. If you create a free member account and sign in, a token stays in your browser so you stay signed in between pages. It is essential to being logged in, and it clears when you sign out. If you never sign in, it never exists.
• Analytics. Google Analytics 4 counts visits so we can see which pages are worth keeping. Google may set cookies to tell one visit from another.
• Advertising. Google AdSense serves the adverts and may set cookies to deliver, choose and measure them.

If anything new is ever added, this page is updated first.

Third-party requests

The Inter typeface loads from Google's font servers on every page. That is a request to Google rather than a cookie, but it is worth knowing about.

Managing cookies yourself

Every browser lets you see, block and clear cookies in its settings, and you can do that at any time without asking us. Blocking essential items may stop you staying signed in once accounts exist. To control advert personalisation across Google, use Google's Ads Settings. For broader opt-outs, see youronlinechoices.com.

Related: the privacy policy covers what personal information we collect and your rights under POPIA.