Privacy policy

What loads, and when

HTML, CSS and images are served from moadra.net; no external font service is requested. Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Adsterra are requested on the first view, without waiting for a click. No saved choice means the script loaders are enabled; it does not mean you have given affirmative consent. Google Consent Mode starts with ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization denied, analytics_storage granted, and ads_data_redaction enabled before config. Only Accept grants the Google advertising signals. Pressing Reject disables all three providers, remembers denied for 180 days, and reloads without requesting their tags. Cookie settings reopens the banner. Global Privacy Control is treated as denied.

Browser measurements of the local build on October 24, 2026 observed googletagmanager.com and google-analytics.com (Google), www.clarity.ms, scripts.clarity.ms and collection subdomains of clarity.ms (Microsoft), and bicea.org (Adsterra). No YouTube request or iframe was present before Play trailer. The table distinguishes browser tags from hosting and email providers; listed cookie names are possible vendor storage, not a claim that every cookie is present in every visit. Vendor account retention settings have not been audited.

Cookies and localStorage keys

moadra-consent — first-party localStorage. Value: JSON with choice (granted or denied), ts (milliseconds) and v (version). A first view shows the banner without saving an affirmative choice. Accept writes granted; Reject writes denied. Records are ignored after 180 days and the banner returns. Global Privacy Control writes denied. The site does not set a first-party cookie for this choice.

moadra-adsterra-bar-closed — first-party localStorage. Value: JSON with closed:true and ts. It is written when Hide ads is pressed on the Adsterra Social Bar and expires after 180 days, so the bar does not return on the next reload. Clearing site data removes it and the bar can appear again.

Google Analytics 4 may set _ga and _ga_MW735LH2KV (up to 2 years) and sends requests to googletagmanager.com and google-analytics.com. Clarity may use _clck, _clsk and Microsoft MUID, with code and collection on clarity.ms and its subdomains. Adsterra loads both units from bicea.org and may use storage under provider-selected names. Reject stops future tag loading; it does not recall data already sent or erase third-party cookies outside this origin.

No account is required to read the guide. The site does not build a logged-in profile or run an ad auction itself. Advertising providers receive browser information when their tags load; use Reject to stop that loading here.

Ads, opt-outs, and your rights

Adsterra may use cookies or local storage to limit repetition, measure a campaign, and detect invalid traffic. Where ads are personalized, you can object or opt out through https://adssettings.google.com/, https://optout.aboutads.info/, https://www.youronlinechoices.com/ and https://optout.networkadvertising.org/. These are industry controls; they do not delete data already stored, and they do not cover every partner. Reject on this site stops Adsterra, Clarity and GA4 from loading here for 180 days. Browser settings that block third-party storage also limit them.

Default-on loading is described here as a technical behavior, not proof of affirmative consent or a claim that this notice establishes a legal basis in every jurisdiction. Cookie settings provides withdrawal and opt-out controls. Email [email protected] for a privacy request. Cloudflare Email Routing forwards messages to the operator’s Gmail inbox, so Cloudflare and Google process the message and its sender details; mail is kept only as needed to handle the request and associated records.

You can ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or object to a legitimate-interest use by writing to [email protected]. You can also complain to a supervisory authority where you live. Requests about a vendor’s own data may need to go to that vendor as well; the links above and each vendor’s privacy policy are the starting points.

Policy changes appear as a new Last verified date on this page. The date matches the sitemap lastmod for the URL. If a new third party is added, this page names it in the same release that adds the script.