Cookie Policy

1. Cookies and browser storage

A cookie is a small value that a website asks your browser to keep and return with later requests to the site. Because a cookie can accompany a request, it can help a service recognize a preference across page visits. Cookies are stored and managed by your browser, and you can usually inspect or remove them through its privacy or site settings.

Web storage is a separate browser feature. This site uses the browser’s localStorage area to remember your privacy selection. Unlike a cookie, a localStorage value is not automatically sent with each web request; a script running on the same site can read it when the page loads. It normally remains in that browser profile until the site replaces it or you clear site data. Clearing cookies alone may therefore leave localStorage behind, and clearing localStorage alone may leave cookies behind.

These technologies are limited to the browser and profile where they are saved. They do not synchronize a preference between devices or between different browsers. If you use a shared device, anyone with access to the same browser profile may be able to see or change its site settings.

2. Storage used by this website

The inventory below covers storage used by the Gaming Choice Board site itself. We use one first-party cookie to keep the selection made in the privacy banner available as you move between pages. The banner offers acceptance or rejection of optional storage; the current site does not activate optional analytics or advertising storage based on either choice.

The consent interface also keeps a first-party localStorage preference named gamingchoiceboard_consent_v1 in the browser. It records the current choice until it is changed or removed. This browser value is not a separate cookie and has no fixed expiry date. Its purpose is to keep the interface consistent during later visits; no third-party analytics, advertising, or cross-site profiling storage is planned for this site.

Links to games and other publishers may lead to services with their own cookies or storage. Those services decide what they set and how long they retain it. Their activity is outside this inventory, so please review the privacy or cookie information on the destination site before using it.

3. Choosing and changing preferences

When the privacy notice appears, choose Accept to record that selection or Reject optional to keep optional storage disabled. Both choices are remembered so the notice does not need to ask again on every page. Since the site currently has no optional analytics or advertising storage, rejecting optional storage does not prevent access to the rankings, guides, or other site content.

You can revisit the choice at any time with Cookie settings in the site footer. Open that control to review the available options and make a different selection. Saving a new choice replaces the previous preference; the updated setting applies as you continue browsing and on subsequent visits in the same browser profile.

Changing your selection is different from deleting stored site data. If you want the browser to forget the saved choice entirely, use the browser controls described below. After removal, the notice may appear again so you can select a preference for the new session.

4. Browser controls

Most current browsers let you view site data for a specific domain. Look in settings under privacy, cookies, site permissions, or website data, find gamingchoiceboard.com, and remove its cookies and stored data. Menu names vary by browser and version. Removing all site data may also clear choices or local settings that a browser would otherwise preserve.

• Remove the site’s cookies to clear the consent cookie described in the inventory.
• Clear site storage or localStorage as well if you want to remove the saved browser preference.
• Reload the site after clearing data; the privacy notice can return because no selection remains.

Private browsing windows often keep site data only for the temporary session, while storage restrictions or content-blocking settings can prevent a browser from saving it. In those cases your choice may need to be made again, but the site’s informational content remains available. On a shared device, consider closing the private window or signing out of the device profile when finished.

Browser controls affect only gamingchoiceboard.com. They do not clear storage belonging to an external game or publisher. Use that provider’s own settings or browser site-data controls for its domain.

5. Policy updates

This policy is effective 20 October 2026. We will review this inventory when the site’s storage behaviour changes and revise the descriptions to explain any new name, provider, purpose, category, or retention period. A new optional purpose will not be treated as covered by an earlier selection: if optional storage is introduced, we will explain it and request a fresh choice before activating it.

The date at the start of this document identifies the current revision. Please check this page periodically if you want to follow changes. A browser may retain a choice made under an earlier version until you replace or clear it; you can use Cookie settings to review the current options whenever you return.

6. Questions about storage

Gaming Choice Board operates this website for readers comparing online games and gaming services. For questions about this cookie policy or a request concerning the site’s browser storage, contact our privacy team at [email protected]. The team reviews messages Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00 Eastern Time, and aims to respond within five business days.

For broader information about personal information and privacy requests, read our Privacy Policy. A message about cookie settings should include the browser and device involved if you are asking us to help diagnose a preference issue; do not send passwords or other sensitive account information.