Cookie policy
Almost every cookie question about a site like this one has the same answer: the cookie you are worried about was probably not set here. The distinction between this guide’s cookies and the operator’s cookies matters, so this page keeps them separate.
Cookies this site sets
Functional cookies. Small preferences that make the site behave sensibly between pages — such as remembering that an age confirmation has already been dismissed, so it is not shown on every page load. These expire on their own and hold no personal data.
Analytics cookies. Aggregate measurement of which pages load and how readers move between them. These record page paths and approximate regions, not identities.
Cookies this site does not set
No advertising or retargeting cookies are set by this site. No reader is added to an advertising audience here, and no third-party ad network is given a slot on these pages to drop its own identifiers.
There is no tracking pixel here belonging to a social network.
Cookies the operator may set
Following a referral link to PH90 hands the browser to a different domain. At that point the operator’s own cookies may be set, typically including a campaign identifier recording that the visit originated from this guide. That identifier is how commission is attributed.
Two things follow from this that readers often get wrong. That cookie is set by the operator on the operator’s domain, so it is not visible to this site and cannot be read by it. And it is governed by the operator’s own cookie and privacy terms, which are the ones that apply from the moment the link is followed.
Because PH90 addresses change from time to time, a campaign cookie may also be associated with whichever domain was current when the link was followed. The address question is covered separately on the which PH90 link is current.
Clearing cookies
Every major browser clears cookies from its settings, usually under privacy or site data, and every one allows clearing for a single site rather than all of them.
- Chrome (Android and desktop) — Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies and other site data.
- Safari (iOS) — Settings, then Safari, then Clear History and Website Data.
- Firefox — Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
Private or incognito windows discard cookies when the window closes, which is the simplest way to browse without leaving any behind.
Clearing cookies on this domain does not affect any PH90 account, and it does not sign anyone out of the operator’s platform.
More detail
What is and is not collected here is set out on the privacy policy page.