Cookie notice for the Australian regional website

Last updated: 29 October 2026. This notice describes cookies and related browser choices on silversinglesaustralia.com. It covers this Australian regional website, rather than every service reached through its links. SilverSingles’ original platform supplies account services and has its own current cookie and privacy information. A preference set here does not automatically control an account website, app store or other external destination.

What a cookie does

A cookie is a small item of information that a website asks your browser to keep and return with later requests to the relevant site. It can remember a setting or support a service function. Other technologies, such as browser storage or pixels, work differently. A category name in a preference panel is not proof that every type of technology is running.

Ordinary page requests also involve network information needed to deliver content. Clearing cookies is not the same as removing server records or deleting an account. Our regional privacy notice explains those distinctions and identifies where external services become involved.

The two preference cookies used here

The regional preference controls use cookie_consent_user_accepted to remember that a choice has been made and cookie_consent_level to record the selected categories. They are first-party cookies for this website. Their configured expiry is 62 days, although your browser settings or your own actions can remove them earlier.

These cookies help prevent the same notice appearing on every page visit in the same browser. They do not contain dating check-in responses, a membership password, a payment-card number or a health profile. They do not create a SilverSingles account. Changing the category choice updates the regional preference record rather than editing a profile on the original platform.

Analytics and advertising on the regional pages

The current regional implementation does not run third-party analytics or advertising tags. Its optional tracking and advertising categories are inactive. The preference panel should be understood in that context: browsing these pages does not activate a hidden advertising or measurement service, and the check-in does not send answers to such a service.

The website’s fonts, images and scripts are provided as local site assets. Independent Australian resource links and original-platform account links lead elsewhere when you choose to open them. The destination may use its own technologies. Read that site’s notice if you want to understand the choices available there.

The dating check-in uses page memory

The ten-question check-in does not store its answers in either preference cookie or in local or session storage. Answers stay in the page while you move between questions. Previous lets you review a choice; starting again or refreshing clears all answers. No selected values are added to the page address.

This means a saved cookie choice and a saved quiz answer are different things. You may return to the website without seeing the cookie notice again while the check-in starts fresh. If you copy a result or capture a screenshot yourself, consider where that separate copy will be kept and who may see it.

Changing or clearing your choice

Use the site’s cookie-preference control to review the available categories and save your selection. You can also use your browser’s site-data settings to inspect, block or delete cookies for this website. The names above can help you identify the regional preference records. Browser instructions vary by device and version.

Clearing these cookies may cause the notice to appear again. A private-browsing window, a new device or a different browser may have no previous preference record. If your browser blocks the preference cookies, the choice may not persist between visits. That does not mean that check-in answers have been retained or an account setting changed.

External accounts and future changes

If you register, sign in, use an app or make a purchase on the original SilverSingles platform or an app store, review the controls provided by that service. Do not assume that rejecting an optional regional category signs you out, cancels a subscription or withdraws a choice you made elsewhere. Those actions need their own appropriate process.

Any future addition of measurement, advertising, embedded content or account functionality should be reflected in this notice and the relevant controls. A regional domain alone does not establish where a separate provider processes information. For a question, use our contact guidance and identify the website and feature concerned. The privacy choices page explains how to direct a broader data enquiry.