Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 24, 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, and device identifiers.

How this site may use cookies

• To remember whether you accepted or declined optional result-history storage.
• After acceptance, to keep up to 20 test results in your browser's local storage.
• To understand site performance and improve usability.
• To help prevent abuse or security issues.
• To support advertising, measurement, and fraud prevention if ads are enabled.

Local test history

Test history is optional and disabled until you accept the storage prompt shown over the first question's answer controls. Accepting stores the latest 20 result types, result names, dimension scores, and completion dates in this browser's local storage. The oldest record is automatically removed when the limit is exceeded. This history feature does not upload those records to the site.

Declining removes the prompt and allows the test to continue normally, but no result history is stored. The history entry remains visible with an Off status so you can revisit the choice later. The site uses a first-party preference cookie to remember whether you accepted or declined this optional feature.

Google advertising cookies

If Google ads are enabled, Google and its partners may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads. Depending on consent and regional law, ads may be personalized or non-personalized.

The test-history prompt controls only the optional first-party history feature. It does not grant or deny consent for Google's advertising cookies. Advertising consent, where required, is handled separately through the applicable Google-certified consent management process. See how Google handles business data.

Analytics measurement

Cloudflare Web Analytics and Cloudflare Zaraz may be used to measure aggregate traffic and selected site interactions. Zaraz may forward events to Google Analytics 4 or another configured provider only under the consent rules configured for that provider. Analytics events do not contain individual quiz answers or locally saved test-history records.

Your choices

The history dialog lets you delete one result, clear all results, or disable history. The Storage choices control in the site footer shows the prompt again. You can also block or clear cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Declining local history does not prevent you from taking the test.