Cookie Policy
This page describes cookies and similar storage used on the free IngoHub website, including Google AdSense preparation and Google’s consent message.
Last updated: 31 August 2026
Current anonymous browsing
Browsing public pages and using local tools does not set first-party IngoHub cookies. There is no account session cookie on the public catalog. We do not store a list of recently used tools on your device.
Your browser may still keep information in memory while a page is open. That is not used to build an advertising profile.
Strictly necessary / security (Contact form only)
The Contact form may use Cloudflare Turnstile to distinguish people from automated abuse. Cloudflare may set cookies or use similar storage on its own domains for that check. That processing happens only on Contact, not on every page.
Turnstile is used for security and abuse prevention, not advertising. Related technical signals are not kept longer than reasonably necessary to complete the check and apply rate limits.
What we do not use
We do not use:
- Google Analytics or other analytics tags;
- a home-grown consent-management platform;
- first-party preference cookies.
Google AdSense and consent
IngoHub is preparing the public site for Google AdSense review. Eligible public pages include Google’s AdSense script so Google can verify the site. Ads are not guaranteed to appear until Google reviews and approves the site. Legal pages (Terms, Privacy, this Cookie Policy, and Contact) are not eligible for ads.
When ads are shown, they are provided by Google AdSense. Google may store or access cookies and similar device identifiers on your device for advertising. Personalized advertising runs only where you give a valid choice through Google’s certified CMP (AdSense Privacy & messaging / European regulations consent message). If you decline, or where that consent is not obtained, Google’s non-personalized or limited ads behaviour applies as Google makes available.
You can change or withdraw those choices. When Google’s CMP is actually serving, the footer Privacy choices control opens Google’s own privacy/revocation message. Until Google’s control exists on the page, that footer control stays hidden. IngoHub does not replace Google’s CMP. See also the Privacy Policy.