Cookie policy

Last updated August 19, 2026

What we do not use

For the avoidance of doubt, this site does not load or set:

• Google Analytics, or any other analytics platform
• Google Ads tags, conversion pixels, or remarketing tags
• Meta Pixel or any other social advertising tracker
• Heatmap, session-recording, or A/B-testing scripts
• Third-party fonts, embeds, or content delivery networks
• Any first-party cookie or local-storage entry of our own

The pages on this site load only HTML, one stylesheet, one small script, and one icon — all served from framebolt.online itself. The script handles the mobile menu and passes advertising click parameters through to the merchant, as described below. It stores nothing.

What your browser still records on its own

Independently of us, your browser keeps a normal history of pages you visit and may cache files so the site loads faster next time. That is browser behaviour, not tracking by us, and you control it in your browser settings.

Server logs

Our hosting provider records standard web server logs in order to serve the site and protect it from abuse. These typically include your IP address, the page requested, a timestamp, and your browser’s user-agent string. They are not cookies, and we do not use them to build a profile of you. See our privacy policy for retention.

Advertising click parameters

If you reached this page from an advertisement, the link you clicked may have carried parameters in the URL — gclid, utm_source and similar. When you then click through to the merchant, those parameters are appended to the outbound link so the merchant can attribute the visit to the campaign that produced it.

They travel in the URL only. We do not store them, we do not set a cookie to remember them, and nothing is transmitted from this page to any third party.

The merchant’s site is a different matter

When you follow a link to a product, you leave framebolt.online and this policy stops applying. The merchant and their affiliate network almost certainly do set cookies on their own domain — that is how they attribute a sale, and it is standard for any e-commerce checkout.

Those cookies are theirs, governed by their cookie and privacy policies, and we have no control over them and no visibility into them. If that matters to you, read their policies before buying. We receive only aggregate commission reporting; we never receive your name, address, or payment details.

If this changes

If we later add analytics or advertising measurement, we will update this page, introduce a consent banner, and set nothing requiring consent until you have given it. The revision date above will tell you when the page last changed.

Questions

Email [email protected].