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Cookie Policy

Effective Date: June 13, 2026. This Cookie Policy explains how whoislookuptool.com uses cookies, web beacons, and localized tracking structures in full compliance with the UK ePrivacy Directive / DPA 2018 (ICO rules), EU Data Protection Code (GDPR), and United States State-Level Privacy Statutes (such as CCPA/CPRA).

1. What are Cookies & Local Tracking?

Cookies are small text structures placed, modified, or accessed in your browser when you visit websites. Local tracking may also utilize browser cookies or standard HTML5 localStorage parameters inside your local device cache to speed up retrieval times and sustain custom layout preferences.

2. Explicit Cookie Categories & Purposes

Category Cookie / Cache Name Purpose & Deployment Lifespan Compliance Basis
Strictly Necessary _whois_history, _theme Tracks recent searches and theme choices entirely on your browser. Never transmitted to our servers. Persistent (Until cleared) Exempt from consent: Essential for user-initiated features.
Performance & Analytics _ga, _ga_* (Google) Captures anonymous traffic trends, referrer channels, page latencies, and device configurations. 2 Years max Opt-in (EU/UK) / Opt-out (US): Active after consent approval.
Marketing & Targeting __gads, IDE, DSID (AdSense) Delivers relevant regional advertisements and monitors visual ad performance. Prevents duplicate ad blocks. Up to 1 Year Opt-in (EU/UK) / Opt-out (US): Disabled by default in compliance zones.

3. UK, EU, and US Consent Management Protocols

  • For UK & EU Residents: Non-essential analytics and marketing tracking elements are blocked by default. They are only initialized once you signify dynamic voluntary agreement (consent).
  • For US Residents (CCPA/CPRA rights): We support local opt-out capabilities. To opt-out of "sale" or "sharing" of personal data or custom targeted promotional metrics, you can directly adjust your Google Ad Settings profiles or configure browser and security parameters to block third-party identifiers.

4. Disabling and Removing Installed Cookies

Most modern browsers allow you to change cookie configurations to fit your comfort levels. Navigate to Google Chrome Settings -> Privacy & Security, Apple Safari Preferences -> Privacy, or Mozilla Firefox Settings to review active cookies and clear your local cookie data blocks.

5. Inquiry Helpdesk

For comprehensive cookie consent auditing questions, please reach our designated compliance officer at: help@whoislookuptool.com.

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