Cookie Policy.

1. What the website stores on your device

Nothing. We checked this by loading the site in a browser with a clean profile and reading what it left behind:

• Cookies: none. document.cookie is empty on the homepage and on the careers pages.
• Local storage and session storage: empty.
• No Set-Cookie header is returned by our server.

This check was last run on the date shown at the top of this page. If it ever stops being true, we will publish a consent banner before setting anything, and we will update this page.

2. What the website does load

Every script, stylesheet, font and image on spacefwd.com is served from our own domain. We do not load anything from a third party content delivery network, and the site contains no iframes.

The scripts the site loads are all self-hosted libraries that handle layout and motion:

• jQuery,
• GSAP, with the ScrollTrigger and ScrollToPlugin plugins,
• Swiper,
• smooth-scrollbar,
• Bootstrap, and the application code of the site itself.

None of those set a cookie in the way we use them. The job listings on the careers pages are loaded from api.spacefwd.com, which is our own server, and that request sets no cookie either.

Some pages link out to other websites, for example LinkedIn, Instagram and press articles. Once you follow one of those links you are on someone else's website and their own cookie policy applies. We have no control over what they set.

3. Playfwd does not use cookies

Playfwd is our in-game advertising service. It delivers advertising inside third-party mobile games, and it works differently from a website.

• Mobile apps do not use cookies for advertising. Playfwd uses the mobile advertising identifier that the operating system provides, which is the Apple Advertising Identifier (IDFA) on iOS and the Google Advertising ID (AdID) on Android.
• Consent is captured inside the game, not by us. Before we receive an identifier, the player has to have consented, either through the consent management platform (CMP) that the game publisher operates, or through Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt on iOS.
• Without consent we receive no identifier. If a player declines, or has never been asked, we do not get an advertising identifier for that device and we do not log one.

What we do with an advertising identifier once we have it, how long we keep it and who sees it are all set out in our Privacy Policy.

4. Child-directed inventory

On inventory identified as child-directed, advertising identifiers, IP addresses and location are stripped before anything is logged, and no behavioural targeting is used. Section 9 of the Privacy Policy has the detail.

5. Withdrawing consent on iOS

You can withdraw tracking consent at any time in the operating system, and it takes effect for every app, including the games that carry Playfwd advertising.

• Per app: open Settings, go to Privacy and Security, then Tracking, and switch off the app you no longer want to allow.
• For every app at once: in the same Tracking screen, switch off Allow Apps to Request to Track. iOS then refuses every future request and reports no identifier to any app.
• You can also limit ad targeting from Apple itself under Settings, Privacy and Security, Apple Advertising.

Once you switch tracking off, the identifier we previously received stops being reported. Ask us to delete what we already hold by writing to privacy@spacefwd.com.

6. Withdrawing consent on Android

The exact wording moves around between Android versions and phone makers, so look for the Ads screen if the path below does not match your phone.

• Delete the identifier: open Settings, go to Privacy or Google, then Ads, and choose Delete advertising ID. Apps then receive a string of zeros instead of an identifier.
• Reset the identifier: on the same screen, choose Reset advertising ID to get a new one that is not linked to the old one.
• Turn off personalisation: on the same screen, switch on Opt out of Ads Personalisation if your version offers it.
• Where the game publisher used a consent management platform, you can usually reopen it from the game's own privacy or settings screen and change your answer there.

As on iOS, this stops future collection. To have data we already hold deleted, write to privacy@spacefwd.com. We answer within 30 days.

7. Blocking cookies in your browser

The spacefwd.com website sets no cookies, so there is nothing here to block. If you want to control cookies generally, every major browser lets you block or delete them under its privacy settings, and that will not stop this website working.