Effective date: October 3, 2026
How cookies work
Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. They can keep a signed-in session working, remember a choice, support security, measure use, or help deliver advertising. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, and device identifiers.
Services currently loaded
NerveFilter loads a Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon. Cloudflare states that its Web Analytics measurement does not use cookies or local storage and does not fingerprint individual visitors. Analytics code is therefore present even though this particular measurement service is described as cookieless. Read Cloudflare’s explanation.
Google AdSense and Google Funding Choices scripts are also present while the site undergoes AdSense review. Loading Google code is distinct from approval or delivery of an advertisement. Google services may process browser and technical information; advertising, storage and privacy-message behavior can depend on the active configuration and the visitor’s location.
NerveFilter has no public visitor-account system. WordPress and the hosting/security infrastructure may use necessary cookies or similar storage to deliver and protect the site. Logged-in administrators receive authentication, session and preference cookies. This policy does not treat every visitor as an administrator.
Comments are disabled
Public comments are disabled across NerveFilter. Visitors are not currently shown a public comment form or a checkbox that saves commenter details, and NerveFilter does not intentionally set WordPress comment-author cookies. If commenting is enabled in the future, the Privacy Policy and this Cookies Policy will be updated before the feature is opened.
Advertising cookies if ads are activated
If Google advertising is approved and activated, third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on a visitor’s prior visits to NerveFilter or other websites. Google and its partners may use those cookies for personalized or non-personalized advertising, measurement, frequency control, and fraud prevention.
You can manage or opt out of personalized advertising through Google Ads Settings. You can also read how Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services. If another advertising network is introduced, the relevant provider and controls will be added to this policy.
Consent and advertising choices
Google Funding Choices is the privacy-messaging service loaded on this site. Where a privacy message is shown, use its controls to accept, reject or manage the available choices. Consent requirements depend on location and the technologies in use. The presence of a Funding Choices script alone does not establish that a message is available in every region.
If a required choice is unavailable or a privacy control does not work, please contact [email protected] with the page URL, your country and browser type. Do not include passwords, account codes or other private account information. You can also use Google’s advertising controls linked above and your browser’s storage controls.
Your browser choices
Most browsers let you view, delete, or block cookies and clear site storage. Blocking all cookies can affect how some websites work, including administrator sign-in and security features. Browser controls do not necessarily replace the separate advertising or consent choices described above.
Policy updates and contact
This policy will be updated when the active services or features change their cookie or storage practices. For more detail, read the Privacy Policy or email [email protected].
Browser tools and storage
The NerveFilter browser tools do not use cookies or local storage to retain tool inputs or results. Copy controls use the clipboard only after a click. This does not remove cookies or technical processing associated with WordPress, hosting or third-party code described in the Privacy Policy. Tools disclosure added October 27, 2026.