Website privacy
Updated 23 October 2026
Optional website analytics
If you allow analytics, this website uses Google Analytics to measure visits and clicks on the App Store buttons. This helps us understand which pages are useful and which pages lead visitors to the app.
Google Analytics uses browser identifiers and cookies to distinguish visits. It receives technical information about your browser and device as part of processing analytics requests. We do not enable Google signals or advertising personalisation.
Our App Store click event includes the page path and button position. Our page-view event sends the page address without its query string and only the referring website’s origin. We do not send memory text, search questions, photos or voice recordings through these events.
Your choice
We do not show an analytics prompt automatically. Analytics starts only after you open Analytics preferences and choose Allow analytics. You can decline and continue using the website. We respect the browser’s Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals. You can reopen Analytics preferences below at any time. Withdrawing consent stops our analytics collection and removes this website’s Google Analytics cookies where accessible.
Website hosting and external links
The hosting service processes requests needed to deliver the website and may report aggregate traffic separately from optional Google Analytics. App Store buttons open Apple’s App Store, which has its own privacy practices.
Google’s privacy policy · FreeToForget app privacy policy · Contact FreeToForget
The iPhone app
Website analytics preferences are separate from the analytics setting in the FreeToForget iPhone app. This website preference does not change that app setting.