No advertising cookies and no audience tracker.
This page describes the browser storage used by testspeednow.com. It does not describe the separate local database of the FiberPulse desktop application.
Effective date: August 31, 20261. Current website configuration
The FiberPulse website does not set advertising, profiling, social-media or audience-measurement cookies. It does not use analytics pixels or cross-site advertising identifiers. Because no optional tracker is used, the site does not display a marketing-cookie banner.
2. Strictly necessary account session
When you sign in, the FiberPulse account API sets a secure, HttpOnly session cookie named fiberpulse_session. It is required to keep the private account open, is not readable by page scripts and is not used for advertising or audience measurement. During Google sign-in, a separate secure, HttpOnly fiberpulse_google_oauth cookie binds the request to the browser for up to ten minutes and is deleted on return. Google and Stripe can set their own strictly necessary security or payment cookies on their respective hosted pages under their policies. Logging out deletes the active FiberPulse session cookie.
3. Language preference
When you choose a language, the website stores the value under fiberpulse.language in your browser’s local storage. Its sole purpose is to open future visits in the selected language. It contains a language code only, does not identify you and is not shared across other websites.
4. Control and deletion
You can remove the language preference by deleting site data for testspeednow.com. You can remove the account session by signing out or clearing site data. If language storage is blocked, the public website still works.
5. Future changes
If FiberPulse later introduces a tracker that requires consent, it will not be activated before a valid choice is obtained and this policy will be updated. Strictly necessary storage may remain available to provide a feature expressly requested by the user.