Cookies and analytics

Last updated: October 11, 2026

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. This page is short, because there is very little to tell you.

We currently run no analytics at all

Most sites use this page to tell you which analytics they run. We are telling you we run none. Fawnio sets no cookies of its own and runs no analytics or tracking script. We do not know who you are, which pages you read, or how long you stayed. We would rather launch without measurement than launch with a tracking script and a consent banner nobody wants.

If that changes, this page changes first, and it will name whatever we add. Check the date at the top: it tells you when we last said this and meant it.

The one cookie you may still pick up

• Affiliate referral cookies. When you click a sponsored link, the seller or the affiliate network (for example MaxBounty) may set a cookie to credit the referral. That cookie is set by them, on their side, under their own policy, and it is how we get paid. It is not ours and we cannot read it.

One timestamp in your browser, for partner links only

When you press a partner link, your browser saves the time of that press in its local storage (not a cookie). Our redirect page checks that the press happened in the last few minutes, then deletes it. It holds no name, no ID and no browsing history, and it never leaves your browser. It exists to stop automated programs from firing our partner links without anyone reading the page. If the timestamp is missing, you see a Continue button instead of being sent on automatically.

What we do not use

No advertising cookies, no cross-site retargeting, no fingerprinting, and no selling of your data.

Controlling cookies

You can clear or block cookies in your browser settings at any time. Blocking them will not change the price you pay at any seller, and it will not change what you can read here. Questions? Contact us, or see our privacy policy.