This page covers only what happens on www.foodiedayout.com itself, not on any site it links to. The site counts visits in a limited way, uses no cookies, and asks for no consent, account or personal detail.
Scope and Limits
This page states only what the site's build has confirmed. It does not describe the practices of any outside site, and it gives no storage period for traffic counts because none has been confirmed.
The site has no forms, no login, no registration and no contact channels, so it cannot receive a name, an e-mail address, an account identifier or payment details from you. It uses no third-party analytics and loads no files from outside hosts. Because nothing asks for personal information, there is nothing to consent to and no account to create. Do not send personal details through any channel that claims to be connected to this site.
Visit Counting
When you arrive from a search engine, the site sends a small first-party visit beacon to its own domain. It records:
- the page path
- the type of event, such as a page view or a click
- the name of the referring search engine
- the text of an outbound button you click
The site uses this information only to count page views and outbound clicks. It is not shared with advertising networks, data brokers or outside analytics services. No beacon is sent if you arrive some other way, such as by typing the address directly.
To avoid counting the same page view twice, the browser keeps one flag for the current session. That flag holds no personal data and is not a cookie. It ends with your session. The site sets no other browser storage and no persistent identifier.
Hosting and Links
The site is made of self-contained static pages, and its fonts are embedded locally. Every file a page needs comes from this domain, so no outside host is contacted while you read. As with any website, those files are delivered by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, the network processes the technical data that every request involves.
Outbound links lead to separate third-party sites. When you follow one, your browser contacts that site directly, and that site keeps its own record of the visit. This site does not control the privacy practices of those destinations. Review their own policies before sharing anything with them.