1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags or scripts that support website features, analytics, security and preferences.
2. Quick Cookie Answer
FareRadar uses essential storage for security, consent memory and core functions. Optional categories such as analytics, marketing measurement and experience features are controlled through the FareRadar Consent Manager.
3. Current Browser Choices
The controls above show the choices currently saved in this browser. They only apply to this browser and device. If you use another browser, device or private browsing mode, you may need to set your choices again.
4. Consent Categories
FareRadar groups cookies and similar technologies into clear categories:
- Essential: required for the website to work securely.
- Analytics: optional measurement that helps us improve pages and tools.
- Marketing & partner measurement: optional campaign, affiliate or advertising measurement where used.
- Experience features: optional features that improve the user experience, such as local assistant preferences or richer embeds.
5. Essential Services
Essential services keep FareRadar secure and functional. They may include WordPress security behavior, consent storage, abuse prevention, form protection, PWA basics and first-party features needed to deliver the page or tool you requested.
These services remain active because the site cannot work reliably without them.
6. Analytics
Analytics may help FareRadar understand which pages, guides and tools are useful. Where enabled, analytics should respect the choices saved in the FareRadar Consent Manager and the Site Kit/WP Consent API setup.
7. Marketing and Partner Measurement
Marketing and partner measurement may be used for affiliate attribution, campaign performance or future calm advertising measurement. You can opt out of this category at any time using the Cookie and privacy controls above.
8. Experience Features
Experience features may support optional enhancements, embedded content, richer tool interactions or first-party local preferences. You can reject this category or clear known optional local assistant data through the Privacy Center tools.
9. Google, Site Kit and AdSense
FareRadar may use Site Kit as the owner of Google-related tags and the WP Consent API as a consent handoff layer. The FareRadar Consent Manager is designed to avoid duplicate manual Google snippets when Site Kit is active.
AdSense preparation should remain calm and consent-aware. Personalized advertising in regions requiring a certified CMP/TCF path should only be enabled after the appropriate certified ads consent setup is ready.
10. Managing Cookies
You can manage optional FareRadar categories through the controls on this page or through the privacy choices link in the footer. You can also control or delete cookies using your browser settings.
Blocking all cookies in your browser may cause some website features to stop working correctly.
11. Browser Controls and GPC
Some browsers support privacy signals such as Global Privacy Control. FareRadar Consent Manager can respect this signal by keeping marketing measurement off by default when the signal is active in the browser.
12. Contact
If you have questions about our use of cookies, please use our contact form
Cookie FAQ
Can I reject optional cookies?
Yes. Use the privacy choices window or the controls on this page to reject optional categories.
Are essential cookies optional?
No. Essential storage is needed for security, consent memory and core site functionality.
Does this page control third-party booking websites?
No. External booking or partner websites use their own cookie and privacy policies once you leave FareRadar or interact with their services.
