Cookie Policy

1. Cookies and local browser storage

A cookie is a small value that a website asks your browser to keep. When you later request a matching page, the browser can send that cookie back with the request. Websites commonly use cookies to maintain settings or remember activity between visits.

Local storage works differently: it keeps a value in the browser for a particular website origin, and the value is read by page code rather than attached to each web request. Trusted Games Index uses a local storage preference to remember whether you accepted or rejected optional storage. Reading our editorial comparisons and using the on-site search do not require a reader account.

These technologies are controlled by the browser and device you use. A choice saved in one browser profile does not automatically move to another device, another browser, or a private browsing session.

2. Storage used by this site

The inventory below describes the first-party preference key used by the consent interface. Its purpose is to keep the choice consistent as you move between pages on this site. It does not record the games you play on an external platform.

We do not plan analytics, advertising, social embed, or publisher tracking storage on this guide. If a future feature adds optional storage, we will review its purpose, update this inventory, and provide any consent choice required before it is used. When you follow a link to a game publisher or another external website, that operator may use its own technologies under its own privacy and cookie information.

The site does not use the preference key to build an advertising profile or infer your interests. The key is limited to the consent interface and is not a measure of how often you visit.

3. Manage your choice

When you first visit, the consent notice offers controls to accept all, reject optional storage, or manage the choice. The preference is saved in this browser and applies when you open another page on trustedgamesindex.com or reload the current page. Accepting records your selection; it does not enable a tracker that this policy does not describe.

You can change your mind later. Choose Cookie settings in the site footer to reopen the existing consent controls, then make a new selection. The updated choice replaces the previous preference. If the notice does not appear after you select a setting, check whether your browser permits site storage and reload the page.

Rejecting optional storage leaves the editorial guide available. The preference itself is used to remember that decision, so clearing all site data may remove it and cause the notice to appear again. If storage is blocked, the page content remains readable, although your browser may not retain the choice between visits.

Consent is voluntary. You may use the site without accepting optional storage, and you can contact us if the controls are inaccessible or do not reflect the choice you made.

4. Browser controls

Most current browsers let you inspect or clear website data from their privacy, security, or site settings. Look for trustedgamesindex.com, then review its cookies and locally stored data. Menu names differ by browser and version; the browser help centre can provide steps for your device.

• Use the site-data controls for this domain to remove the saved preference or clear other stored values.
• Browser settings can block cookies or local storage for all sites or for selected sites. If you block storage, the consent prompt may return each time.
• Private browsing windows and separate browser profiles generally keep data apart from your regular profile. Closing a private session may clear its data.
• On a shared device, clear site data when you want to remove a saved choice from that browser profile.

Clearing site data can sign you out of unrelated services or remove preferences stored by other sites if you choose a broad clearing option. Review the browser’s selection carefully before confirming. We cannot change data held by a third-party site you visit from one of our links.

5. Policy updates

This policy is effective 20 October 2026. We will revise the date and storage inventory when the technologies or purposes used by Trusted Games Index materially change. Before introducing a new optional storage purpose, we will assess whether additional notice or consent is required and present an appropriate choice.

Small editorial corrections may clarify wording without changing the listed storage. The current version is published at this address; please review it again if you return after a substantial period or notice a new consent prompt. The date above identifies the version currently in force for this site.

6. Questions about browser storage

Trusted Games Index is an independent editorial guide for people comparing entertainment game websites in Canada. Questions about this policy, a privacy concern, or a correction can be sent to our support team. We aim to acknowledge messages within two business days and provide a useful response as soon as we can.

Email [email protected] or call +1 587 555 0724. Our usual contact hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00 Eastern Time, excluding Canadian public holidays. You can also use the contact page. For broader information about personal information, read our Privacy Policy.

We will use details you send only to understand and respond to the enquiry, subject to applicable privacy requirements. Please do not include passwords or sensitive financial information in a policy question.