Last updated: August 31, 2026
This page explains what Utilario stores in your browser. It covers cookies and equivalent technologies such as local storage.
What Utilario stores today
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google consent record | Cookie / local storage | Set by Google's certified consent platform to remember your advertising choice so you are not asked on every visit | Up to 13 months |
| __gads, __gpi and similar | Cookie | Set by Google AdSense where advertising is active, to serve advertisements, limit how often you see the same one and measure performance | Up to 13 months |
Utilario itself sets no cookies of its own. It runs no analytics, no visitor tracking and no cross-site identifiers. The tools need no storage at all — they read what you type, calculate, and forget it. Everything in the table above comes from Google's advertising and consent services.
Strictly necessary versus optional
The consent record is strictly necessary in the practical sense: without it your choice could not be remembered. Advertising cookies are optional, and in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom they are only set after you agree through the consent dialog. Declining them costs you nothing — every tool works identically either way.
Changing your mind
You can reopen the consent dialog at any time using the privacy link it provides, or clear cookies and site data for this domain in your browser settings, which resets your choice and makes the dialog appear again on your next visit.
How to control cookies and storage
You can clear or block cookies and site data from your browser settings, usually under Privacy or Site settings. Clearing data for this site resets your cookie notice choice, so the notice will appear again on your next visit. Blocking storage entirely does not stop the tools from working.
Contact
Questions about this policy: daorchaia@gmail.com.