Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how MockBase uses cookies, local storage, analytics scripts, and similar technologies on the main MockBase website.

Last updated: 8 June 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored on your device by a website. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, analytics tags, pixels, and scripts that remember choices or measure usage.

2. How MockBase uses them

MockBase uses only the technologies needed to run the site, remember consent choices, understand aggregate usage, and support optional social sharing features.

3. Essential technologies

These are needed for basic operation. For example, MockBase may use local storage to remember whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies. Some practice tools may also use local storage to remember practice progress or settings on your device.

4. Optional analytics

MockBase may use Google Analytics to understand aggregate website usage. For example, analytics can show which guides receive visits and which product links users open. The updated homepage loads analytics only after a user accepts optional cookies.

5. Optional social sharing

MockBase may use AddToAny to support sharing through email or social platforms. The updated homepage loads the AddToAny script only after a user accepts optional cookies. If you reject optional cookies, basic links may still work but enhanced sharing widgets may not load.

6. Current categories

Essential. Consent preference and basic site operation.

Analytics. Google Analytics, used only after consent.

Social sharing. AddToAny, used only after consent.

Local practice storage. Browser storage for progress or settings when a tool provides that function.

7. Your choices

You can accept or reject optional cookies through the banner on the homepage. You can also clear cookies and local storage through your browser settings. If you clear local storage, local progress tracking may reset.

8. Changing your choice

If you want users to change choices without clearing browser storage, add a small link or button in the footer that resets the consent value. For example, a button labelled “Cookie settings” can remove the saved choice and show the banner again.

9. Third party policies

Google Analytics, Google Forms, AddToAny, social networks, email providers, and hosting providers may process data under their own policies. Review their policies if you use those services directly.

10. Contact

For cookie questions, please submit your request with this form.