Cookies policy
No cookies unless you say yes
Last updated 14 November 2026
The short version
- This website sets no cookies of its own.
- Google Analytics sets two cookies, and only if you say yes in the question at the bottom of the page. Before you answer, or after a no, nothing from Google loads.
- You can change your answer any time with "Cookie choice" at the bottom of every page.
This website is run by Ganna Dzyuba Glushchenko (Yawnalot), Spain.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser, which it can read again later. Websites also use similar storage in the browser, such as "local storage"; this policy covers that too.
Everything this website stores in your browser
| Name | Set by | What for | Kept for | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
yl-analyticslocal storage, not a cookie | Yawnalot | Remembers your answer to the analytics question and when you gave it, so we don't ask again. It never leaves your browser. | Until you change it, or for 24 months at most; then we ask again | Once you answer |
_ga | Google Analytics | A random number that tells one visitor's visits apart from another's, so we can count visitors. | 2 years | Only after a yes |
_ga_P98DN6SHN7 | Google Analytics | Keeps track of your current visit, for the same counts. | 2 years | Only after a yes |
With Google Analytics, we turned off advertising storage, ad personalisation and Google signals, so these cookies aren't used for ads. Google's own explanation is in How Google uses information, and the privacy policy says how long the data is kept and where. Google may process it in the United States, under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and Google's standard contractual clauses.
Firebase Hosting, which serves this website, sets no cookies. The site's fonts and pictures come from the site itself, not from other companies. The waitlist form sends your sign-up when you press the button, and stores nothing in your browser.
Changing your choice
- On this website: click "Cookie choice" at the bottom of any page and answer again. Saying no after a yes deletes the Google Analytics cookies and reloads the page without them.
- In your browser: you can also block or delete cookies in its settings. If you clear this site's data, we'll ask the question again.
- Every 24 months at most, we ask again, even if you haven't changed anything.
To have Google Analytics data from this browser deleted, write to privacy@yawnalot.com before you clear cookies; we'll ask for the ID in your _ga cookie.
In the app
The iPhone app uses no cookies. If you say yes to Google Analytics in the app, Google uses an app instance number of its own; the privacy policy explains it, and the app's Family tab lets you change your answer.
Contact
Questions: privacy@yawnalot.com.