Current as of — 28 Aug 2026

What a Cookie Is

A cookie is a small text file a site asks your browser to keep, so that something can be remembered between page loads or between visits. Similar technologies — local storage, pixels, SDK identifiers — do much the same job, and everything said here about cookies applies to them as well.

Taking Control

Every browser can block or delete cookies — look under privacy or site settings. Where a consent banner is presented, your choice there is stored and honoured. We also respect Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. Blocking essential cookies will break parts of the site; blocking analytics and advertising cookies will not.

Types We Use

Essential cookies keep the site functioning — security, load balancing, and remembering your cookie choice itself. These cannot be switched off without breaking the site. Analytics cookies, where an analytics provider is in use, measure traffic in aggregate so we can see which pages are read. Advertising cookies, where advertising is served, may be set by ad partners to limit repetition and to measure or personalise ads.

External Cookies

Cookies originating from analytics and advertising partners fall under their own privacy policies rather than this one, and their handling of the resulting data is theirs to explain. Collective opt-out tools are provided by the DAA, the NAI and Your Online Choices in Europe.

Talk to Us

Email hello@movewithage.com for privacy queries and data-rights requests.