CyberSignal

Cookie policy

Last updated 20 October 2026

CyberSignal, owned by Freeroam LLC, sets one cookie of its own, and only if you sign in: it keeps you signed in. The other cookies here come from Google, which serves the ads that keep the site free, and from Google’s consent message. Pro members see no ads. This page lists them and explains how to control them.

What is used

NameSet byPurposeTypeLasts
cybersignal.booted (session storage)CyberSignalRemembers that the start-up animation has played, so it does not replay on every page.Strictly necessaryUntil you close the tab
cybersignal.landed (session storage)CyberSignalRemembers that this visit has started, so only the first page on a phone opens the camera wall.Strictly necessaryUntil you close the tab
cs_sessionCyberSignalKeeps you signed in, only if you sign in (to buy or manage Pro). Not used for tracking or ads.Strictly necessary30 days, or until you sign out
FCCDCF, FCNECGoogle (consent message)Stores your consent choices for advertising, where a consent message is shown.Strictly necessaryUp to 13 months
__gads, __gpi, __eoiGoogle AdSenseServes ads, limits how often you see the same ad, and measures ads.AdvertisingUp to 13 months
IDE, test_cookie, DSID and similar (doubleclick.net)GooglePersonalised advertising, ad measurement and fraud prevention.AdvertisingUp to 13 months

Google decides the exact cookies it uses and may change them; its current list is at policies.google.com/technologies/cookies. Advertising cookies are only set once ads are running on the site, and — in the EEA, UK and Switzerland — only with your consent.

Your choices

  • Change your consent at any time: Privacy choices (also at the foot of every information page). If it does not open, an ad blocker or browser setting may be hiding Google’s consent message; the options below still work.
  • Global Privacy Control: if your browser sends it, we ask Google for non-personalised ads only.
  • Google: turn off personalised ads at adssettings.google.com.
  • Industry opt-outs: aboutads.info (US) and youronlinechoices.eu (Europe).
  • Your browser can block or delete cookies; the site works fully without them.

More

How we handle data generally is in the privacy policy. Questions: privacy@freeroam.ai.