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Cookie policy

NoFluffPicks Stats uses a small number of browser technologies. Necessary preferences work without analytics consent. Google Analytics starts only after you choose to allow it.

Necessary technologies

The nfp_locale cookie remembers the language version you selected. It is a first-party preference cookie, uses SameSite=Lax and expires after up to one year.

The nfp-analytics-consent-v1 item is stored in localStorage rather than in a cookie. It remembers whether you allowed or refused Google Analytics and remains until you change the setting or clear browser data.

Analytics technologies

Vercel Web Analytics measures anonymous, aggregated page views without third-party cookies. Vercel states that the temporary visitor hash used for a session is discarded after 24 hours.

If you consent, Google Analytics may set first-party cookies including _ga and _ga_<container-id>. Google describes these cookies as distinguishing visitors and preserving session state; their default lifetime is up to two years. Advertising storage, Google signals and ad personalisation are disabled.

  • _ga - Google Analytics visitor distinction, up to 2 years
  • _ga_<container-id> - Google Analytics session state, up to 2 years
  • no Google Analytics cookies are loaded before consent

Changing or withdrawing consent

You can allow analytics, keep only necessary technologies or reopen Analytics settings at any time. Refusing analytics does not limit access to statistics, matches, leagues or guides.

Withdrawing consent stops future Google Analytics collection. Reloading the page disables its script; you can also remove existing cookies through your browser settings.

Browser controls and more information

Browsers let you inspect, block and delete cookies or local storage. Blocking every browser technology may prevent the site from remembering your chosen language or analytics preference.

Questions about these technologies can be sent to picks@nofluffpicks.com. More information about the related processing appears in the privacy policy.