Privacy policy
This page explains what Airframe Ultra Guide stores, what third parties can see when you visit, and what you can do about it.
What this site collects
The site is a set of static pages. There is no account system, no comment form and no newsletter, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing stored about you on our side.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics (GA4) to count page views, referring sites and which guides are read most. It records the page you requested, a coarse region derived from your IP address, your browser and your device type. It is not used to build an advertising profile and no data is sold — there is no data to sell.
Advertising
Pages may show advertising supplied by third-party advertising networks. Those networks may set their own cookies or similar device identifiers as part of serving an ad, and those cookies are governed by the network's own policy, not this one.
| What happens | Detail |
|---|---|
| Who serves the ads | A third-party advertising network, not this site |
| What they may store | Their own cookies or device identifiers, set by them |
| What we pass them | Nothing. There is no visitor data on our side to pass |
| Desktop | A native banner slot may be requested |
| Phones and tablets | A 320×50 banner may be requested inside a sandboxed frame that cannot navigate this page |
| Ad blockers | Block the request entirely; the slots are designed to collapse when empty |
You can limit ad personalisation in your browser or device settings, or through the advertising network's own opt-out tools. Because the ad code is supplied by the network, this site cannot see or read the identifiers it sets.
If you email a correction, the message is kept only for as long as it takes to verify and fix the page. Addresses are never added to a list and never shared.
External links
The site links to Steam, the developer's pages and other resources. Those destinations have their own privacy practices; this policy stops at the edge of this domain.
Changes
If the advertising setup changes — for example if a different network is added — this page is updated in the same change, because the disclosure has to match what the pages actually load.