Cookie policy
This site sets no cookies and runs no tracking. One local browser flag remembers that you have read the notice.
This policy explains what this site does and does not store on your device. The short version is that we set no cookies, we run no analytics, and we load nothing from other parties. The only thing we store locally is a single flag that records that you have dismissed the notice on this page, so that it does not reappear.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file that a website asks your browser to keep, and which the browser sends back on later visits to the same site. Cookies can be used to keep you logged in, to remember preferences, or to track you across sites. They are not the only way a site can store things; browsers also offer local storage, which keeps data on your device without sending it automatically with every request.
What this site uses
This site sets no cookies at all. It does not use advertising cookies, analytics cookies, social cookies or any third-party cookie. It does not embed content from other domains, so no other party receives a request when you load a page. Fonts and icons are part of the site itself, not fetched from elsewhere.
The site uses one local storage entry, named for the notice on this site, whose only content is a short value meaning "read". It contains no personal information, no identifier, and nothing that could be used to recognise you elsewhere. It exists so that the notice does not appear on every single page you visit after you have dismissed it once. You can remove it at any time by clearing site data in your browser, and the site will continue to work exactly as before.
Why this matters for privacy
Many sites cannot be used without a banner because they set cookies before you make a choice. We removed that problem by not setting cookies in the first place. That means there is nothing to consent to, nothing to withdraw, and no cookie list to audit. If we ever change this approach, we would update this policy first and ask for consent where the law requires it.
Managing the local flag
You are in control of local storage through your browser settings. Clearing it removes the flag and the notice will appear once more on your next visit. Blocking local storage entirely does not break the site; the notice simply behaves as though it has not been dismissed. We do not use local storage for anything else, and we do not read it for any other purpose.
Links to other sites
If you follow an email link to another service, that service has its own policies. This policy covers only easylaptoprepair.site. We keep the site clear of third-party embeds so that our own policy is all you need to read to understand what happens here.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy if the site changes. The date below shows the latest revision. Questions go to [email protected].
Last updated: 20 September 2026. Related policies: Privacy policy · Terms of service · Refund policy · Disclaimer · Do not sell or share.