Cookies Policy

Cookies are tiny text files a website parks in your browser. Some are essential (the site won't work without them), some help us see how the place is being used. The banner you saw on your first visit lets you accept or decline the optional set. This page explains what each one does — no marketing fog.

The technical cookies

These are non-negotiable. They keep the site behaving like a website. Decline them and you'd just get a blank screen, so they're always on:

• pk_age_ok — remembers you confirmed you're 18+ so the gate doesn't bug you on every page.
• pk_cookies — stores your answer to the cookie banner. Ironic, we know.
• pk_points — your current Fruit Max balance. Lives only in your browser, not on our end.

The optional analytics

If you accepted the banner, we load a lightweight analytics tool that counts page views and rough device types. No personal data, no cross-site profile, no advertising network. If you declined, none of this fires — the site still works, we just see less.

• _pk_visit — a session ID so we can tell two pageviews apart in the same visit. Expires when you close the tab.
• _pk_seen — flags whether you've been here before. 30-day life.

Third-party cookies

We don't run ads and we don't load Facebook or TikTok pixels. Google Fonts is the one external service in use, and it doesn't drop tracking cookies — just delivers the font files. Outbound links to harm-reduction partners (GambleAware, etc.) take you off-site, where their own cookies and policies apply.

How to turn things off

Three ways, take your pick:

1. Decline in the banner — the cleanest way. The optional cookies just won't load.
2. Clear site data — kill everything stored about you, including your points balance. Browser settings → Clear data → This site.
3. Block cookies entirely — most browsers have a per-site toggle. The site will still load but you'll see the age gate every time.

Changes to this list

If we add or drop a cookie, this page gets edited and the date at the top moves. We'll re-show the banner if the new cookie is anything you'd want a fresh choice on.