Cookie Policy

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026

This policy explains the current use of cookies and similar technologies on AI Detector Checker. A cookie is a small value a website may store in your browser to support a feature, remember a choice, or measure use.

  • Google Analytics is not currently active.
  • Google AdSense serves advertising on this site; our records first show ads being displayed on September 17, 2026. Google’s advertising code and its consent tool set cookies — see Advertising cookies below.
  • The site’s own fonts are served from font files hosted on detector-checker.ai. Pages may still open a connection to Google’s font servers (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com): Google’s advertising code and, where it is shown, Google’s consent message load their own fonts from Google.
  • Cloudflare Web Analytics is active and is designed to provide aggregated, cookieless usage and performance measurements.
  • Hosting and security providers may set strictly necessary cookies in limited circumstances, such as bot checks, security challenges, or administrative sessions.

Re-checked on September 24, 2026 in clean browser sessions with no earlier cookies: an ordinary anonymous visit results in Google setting the advertising and consent cookies listed under Advertising cookies below. No other non-essential cookie was observed. This may differ when a security challenge is triggered or when an administrator is signed in.

Advertising cookies

Status: advertising served by Google AdSense has been shown on this site since September 17, 2026, the first date our records show ads being displayed. In clean browser sessions on September 24, 2026, an ordinary visit resulted in these cookies:

  • __gads, __gpi and __eoi — set on detector-checker.ai by Google’s AdSense code (advertising).
  • FCCDCF and FCNEC — set on detector-checker.ai by Google’s consent tool (consent).
  • test_cookie — set on doubleclick.net by Google, to check whether your browser accepts cookies (advertising).
  • The vendor is Google, serving ads through Google AdSense and, through it, other third-party vendors and ad networks.
  • Those vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on a user’s prior visits to this website or other websites.
  • Advertising cookies are non-essential. Where consent is required — the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland — consent is collected through Google’s consent management platform before personalised ads are served, and a refusal leaves the detector fully usable.
  • Google may set other advertising or consent cookies, depending on your browser, your location and your choices. They fall into the same categories and are described on Google’s own page on how Google uses cookies. The opt-out routes are listed in the Privacy Policy.

We do not treat continued use of the website as consent to non-essential cookies. Where consent is required — the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland — Google’s consent management platform shows a consent message in which you can consent or refuse. Elsewhere, Google’s advertising cookies listed above may be set on an ordinary visit; you can opt out of personalised advertising through the routes in the Privacy Policy and control cookies in your browser.

Your browser controls

You can inspect, block, or delete cookies through your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking strictly necessary security cookies may prevent a challenge or protected area from working correctly, but the public detector is designed to work without account registration.

Questions

For questions about cookies or analytics, use our Contact page. See the Privacy Policy for the wider data flow.