Cookie Policy

A short, complete list of what this site stores in your browser — and how to change your mind. Consent is collected by InMobi Choice, a consent management platform certified under IAB TCF v2.4.

What we store

Name Type Provider Purpose Duration Category
euconsent-v2 cookie InMobi Choice, on behalf of recipeup.fit Stores your choices in the standard Transparency & Consent Framework format (TC string) 13 months Essential
IABGPP_HDR_GppString, usprivacy cookie InMobi Choice, on behalf of recipeup.fit Store your US privacy choices (Global Privacy Platform and US Privacy strings); outside the US they stay empty 13 months Essential
_acceptanceState, gbc_consent, _cmpRepromptHash, visitTimestamp and other panel keys local storage InMobi Choice, on behalf of recipeup.fit Make the consent panel work: state of your choice, Google consent signals, when to ask again until cleared Essential
ru_units local storage recipeup.fit Remembers US/metric preference until cleared Essential
_ga cookie Google Analytics Distinguishes users (random ID) 2 years Analytics
_ga_* cookie Google Analytics Keeps session state 2 years Analytics
__cf_bm, cf_clearance cookie Cloudflare Bot detection and security challenges; set only when Cloudflare needs to verify a request up to 30 min / as needed Essential (security)

We do not use advertising cookies, social media pixels or fingerprinting. There are no embedded videos or third-party widgets that set cookies. All the cookies above are set on our own domain.

The consent panel is InMobi Choice, provided by InMobi Technology Services Pte. Ltd. (Singapore). It is a consent management platform registered with IAB Europe and certified by Google, compliant with version 2.4 of the Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF). Your browser loads it from InMobi's servers (cmp.inmobi.com, api.cmp.inmobi.com, visit-server.inmobi-choice.io). InMobi therefore receives your IP address, which it uses to work out your country (and, in the US, your state) and apply the right rules. It also receives technical browser data and the choices you make, and it logs when the panel is shown. InMobi acts as an independent controller of that data: see the privacy policy.

  • Outside the United States (EU, EEA, UK, Switzerland and the rest of the world): the panel appears on your first visit. You can accept, reject, or choose purpose by purpose and vendor by vendor. Google Analytics loads only if you consent to TCF purpose 1 ("Store and/or access information on a device"), to a measurement purpose (8 or 9), to Google as a vendor and, in the "Google consents" section, to Google's analytics consent. Accepting all gives them all at once. Until then, Google Analytics is not loaded at all: we use Google Consent Mode v2 with all signals denied and do not send cookieless pings. Rejecting is as easy as accepting.
  • United States: on your first visit the "Do Not Process My Personal Information" panel opens and analytics runs by default, as permitted by law. You can opt out there or at any time. Opting out of sale or sharing turns analytics off. So does confirming the panel without giving Google analytics consent, because the "Google consents" section starts switched off. Reopen the panel from "Cookie settings" in the footer or on Your privacy choices. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as an opt-out automatically.

The panel lists the vendors registered in the TCF (more than a thousand) because that is the shared industry standard. RecipeUp does not load code from any of them: the only third-party service that runs after consent is Google Analytics.

Your choice is stored in your browser for 13 months. The panel may ask again sooner if the vendors or the TCF rules change, or if you clear site data.

Change your choice

Open Cookie settings in the footer of any page, or go to Your privacy choices. When you withdraw consent or opt out, the site deletes the _ga cookies from your browser. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings; the site keeps working without analytics cookies.

Future changes

RecipeUp shows no ads today, even though the TCF panel also describes the advertising purposes of its vendors. If we introduce advertising (for example Google AdSense), we will update this page before that happens, and ads will follow the choices you make in the panel.

See also the privacy policy.