Cookie Policy

This page lists every cookie and similar tracker used on our World of Tanks game guide, what it does, who sets it, and how long it sticks around. If you want the broader context on why we collect data, see our Privacy Policy.

A cookie is a tiny text file your browser stores on your device. It lets a website (or a third party working with that website) recognise you on your next visit. Cookies can't run code or carry viruses — they're just data. "Similar trackers" include local storage, pixel tags, and device fingerprinting scripts.

We use cookies for three things: keeping the site working (remembering your consent choice), understanding which parts of the guide readers actually use, and — only after you say yes — measuring our ads and affiliate links so we can keep the guide free.

One cookie stores your consent choice (accept / decline) so we don't bug you with the banner on every visit. Without it, the banner would reappear every time you load a page. That's it — no other necessary cookies.

We use Google Analytics (or an equivalent) to count page views, measure how long readers spend on each section of the guide, and see which tank-class tips get the most attention. This helps us decide what to write next. No individual reader is identified; the data is aggregated.

These cookies are set by our ad platforms (e.g. Google Ads) and our affiliate network. They do three jobs: (1) measure whether a reader who saw an ad on this guide later clicked the "Play World of Tanks" button, (2) credit that click to the right partner so we can keep the guide free, and (3) show you relevant ads on other sites you visit. If you decline, none of these are set.

The consent banner appears on your first visit. You can click "Accept all" or "Decline non-essential." To change your choice later, clear your browser's cookies for this site and the banner will reappear. You can also block or delete all cookies through your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge all have this under Privacy & Security), though doing so may break the consent-remembering function.

When you click through to the World of Tanks download page, the game publisher's site may set its own cookies. When you see ads from our partners, those partners may set their own cookies on other sites you visit. We don't control those; check the respective third party's cookie or privacy policy for details.

If anything on this page is unclear or you want to know exactly which cookies are active in your browser right now, open your browser's developer tools (F12 → Application/Storage tab) and look under "Cookies." For any other question, email info@torvan.online.