Cookie Policy
Cookie content should match the actual tracking tools used by the site before publication.
Cookie Policy Intent
Users want to know what cookies exist, why they are used, and how to manage preferences.
Cookie Categories
A final cookie policy should separate essential cookies, analytics cookies, preference cookies, and marketing cookies if any are used.
- List cookie categories clearly.
- Explain user choices.
- Avoid naming tools that are not installed.
Consent and Preferences
If the site uses non-essential cookies, add a consent banner and preference controls that match the policy.
Cookie Details to Add Before Launch
The final cookie policy should list each cookie category in plain language and avoid naming tools that are not actually installed. If analytics, advertising pixels, fraud prevention tools, or embedded media are added later, the policy should be updated at the same time as the scripts.
For a dating site, cookie transparency matters because members may care about discretion. Explain which cookies are essential for login and security, which are optional for analytics or preferences, and how visitors can change browser settings or consent choices.
Related Privacy Pages
Cookie information should not stand alone. It should connect to the broader privacy and support pages so users can understand how tracking, account data, and support requests fit together.
- Privacy policy for account, profile, and data handling.
- Terms of use for acceptable use and member responsibility.
- Contact support for account-specific questions.
- Safety hub for dating privacy and offline safety guidance.
Before Publishing
- Audit installed scripts.
- Add exact cookie names and durations.
- Connect the policy to consent controls.
This starter cookie page should be updated after analytics and advertising tools are finalized.