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SafeMama runs no ads and sets no advertising cookies. The only cookies readers get are first-party analytics, listed below, so you don't have to take our word for it.

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Why there's no consent banner

A cookie consent banner exists to get permission for advertising and cross-site tracking. SafeMama runs neither. The analytics cookies below count visits and show us where pages are hard to use; they are not used to target you, and nothing on the site stops working if you block them.

What actually runs

  • Rybbit — Privacy-focused page analytics — no cookies, no cross-site tracking. rybbit.io
  • Google Analytics — Page analytics — which pages are read and how people find them. Sets first-party cookies (_ga) so a repeat visit counts once. Not used for advertising. policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites
  • Microsoft Clarity — Heatmaps and session replays that show where a page is confusing. Text typed into form fields is masked. Sets first-party cookies (_clck, _clsk). privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement
  • A session cookie for signed-in accounts. If you create a SafeMama account to save products, brands, or pages, a cookie keeps you signed in. It carries no advertising data and isn't set unless you create an account.
  • Local storage for small preferences.Some pages remember things like which items you've checked off a list, saved entirely in your own browser. It never leaves your device, and we can't read it.

If you'd still rather not

Every browser lets you block or clear cookies in its own settings. Doing that will sign you out of any SafeMama account, but nothing else on the site depends on cookies to work — reading, searching, and using the free tools all work the same either way.

To stop Google Analytics on this site and every other, Google offers a browser add-on. Blocking cookies from clarity.ms in your browser settings stops Microsoft Clarity.

Full detail on what we collect and why is on the privacy notice.

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