Cookies and related technologies

Cookies are short text files a site leaves on your device so it can recognise the same browser on the next page. Local storage and tracking pixels do much the same job by different means, and everything on this page applies to them equally.

There is not much to manage here. With no login to preserve and no basket to remember, apexadvertisingllc.com runs on a handful of files rather than the sprawling list a shop would need.

The essential group keeps the site functioning: it remembers that the age prompt has been answered, stores your response to the cookie banner itself, and helps block automated abuse. None of it has any marketing value, and switching it off simply breaks the pages — which is why UK guidance allows it without asking first.

The measurement group, if you allow it, counts visits and shows how far down a review people actually get. Figures are aggregated before anyone looks at them and they decide what gets written and fixed next. Nothing in this group loads until the banner says yes.

Affiliate cookies are placed by the operator you click through to, so the visit can be credited to this site. They belong to the destination platform and are covered by its policy; they give us no sight of your account or your stakes. We run no advertising cookies of our own and no retargeting anywhere.

Consent is reversible. Any modern browser lets you inspect, block or wipe cookies for a single domain, and clearing them for this one brings the banner back next time. Removing the essential group means the age prompt will greet you on every visit.

This page is revisited whenever the tooling behind the site changes. Ask anything about a specific file at contact@apexadvertisingllc.com. The Information Commissioner's Office publishes plain-English guidance on cookies for UK readers at ico.org.uk.