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How the notice works
When you first arrive, a notice asks whether you accept cookies. Your answer is written to your browser's local storage under a single key so the notice stays gone. Decline and the site behaves identically — every comparison, guide and link works whichever button you press.
What is stored
| Name | Purpose | Type |
|---|---|---|
| crh-cookie-choice | Remembers whether you accepted or declined, so the notice appears once rather than on every page. | Local storage, essential |
| Aggregate measurement | Counts page views and referring sources in totals, with no attempt to recognise you between visits. | Optional, set only after acceptance |
Affiliate tracking parameters
Links to operators carry a short parameter in the address — a btag, affid, clickid or subid depending on the brand. It travels in the link itself rather than in a cookie we set, and it exists so the operator's own system can attribute the visit to this site. Once you arrive there, that operator's cookie notice and privacy policy govern what happens next.
Changing your mind
Clear this site's data in your browser settings and the notice returns on your next visit, ready for a different answer. In Chrome and Edge that lives under Privacy and security; in Safari under Manage Website Data; in Firefox under Cookies and Site Data. Most browsers also offer a blanket block on third-party cookies, which this site continues to work under.
Third-party requests
The typeface used across the site is served from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a request to their servers when a page loads. Operator logos and every image on the site are hosted here, not pulled in from elsewhere. There are no advertising networks, no social media widgets and no embedded trackers.
Questions
Anything unclear on this page can go to privacy@chiproutehouse.com. Broader data questions are covered in the privacy policy.