Last updated: 1 August 2026 В· Applies to: spinroutebook.com
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text values a website asks your browser to remember, and browser storage (like localStorage) works the same way for practical purposes. They can be genuinely useful — remembering a choice so a banner doesn't nag you twice — or they can track you across the web. This page tells you which kind you'll meet here.
2. What this site stores
One value, set only after you dismiss the cookie notice:
- srb-cookie-ok — stored in your browser's localStorage, records that you've seen and dismissed the notice. Contains no identifier, expires when you clear browser data, and is read by no one but this site.
That's the complete list. We run no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies and no fingerprinting. If you never dismiss the notice, we store nothing at all.
3. Third-party requests from our pages
Our pages load the Lora typeface from Google Fonts. Serving those files involves a request to Google's servers, which Google handles under its own privacy terms. We chose the fonts-only service precisely because it doesn't set cookies on our pages.
4. What happens when you click an operator link
This is the part worth reading. Our "Visit" buttons carry affiliate tracking parameters. When you land on the operator's site, that operator — not us — will typically set cookies to remember the referral, so that an account you open gets attributed to our introduction. Those cookies belong to the operator, live under the operator's cookie policy, and will be presented to you in their own consent banner. We never see them; we only receive aggregate reports that say, in effect, "someone you referred signed up".
5. Controlling cookies
Every modern browser lets you view, block and delete cookies and site storage per site — look under Privacy or Site Settings. Blocking storage for spinroutebook.com costs you nothing except seeing our cookie notice on each visit. Blocking cookies on operator sites may interfere with their offers and session handling; that's between you and them.
6. Changes
If we ever add a cookie — say, privacy-respecting analytics — this page will list it by name and purpose before it ships, and the date above will change.
