Legal: privacy and terms
The whole page in one breath: we collect almost nothing, and the guides are documentation, not warranties.
Privacy
No accounts, no comments, no newsletter ambush. One analytics property (GA4) counts visits and tells us which guides get used; switch it off and nothing breaks. Email us and the address is used for the reply, then benched.
Patch notes on that property: Google Analytics 4 comes from Google LLC — or Google Ireland Ltd. if you play from the EEA or UK — and it records pages viewed, the referrer you came in from, approximate location (city or country), the device and browser in your setup, and session timing. Zero IP addresses get logged or stored. Advertising features: disabled. Google signals: disabled. Ad personalisation: disabled. So the stats never feed ads and never get sold. Google’s rules live at policies.google.com/privacy.
Cookies in the loadout: _ga and _ga_<ID>, lifetime up to 2 years, dropped only after analytics gets the green light and purged if you decline later. Europe (EEA, UK, Switzerland — detected from your device’s time zone) gets a prompt first; until you hit Accept, nothing ships to Google. Everywhere else it’s enabled by default and you can toggle it off whenever. Run a browser that broadcasts Global Privacy Control and you’re treated as opted out until you explicitly accept. Your setting is saved in browser local storage, not a cookie. Respec your analytics choice any time, or grab Google’s opt-out add-on to mute GA across the web.
Terms
Guides describe menus, requirements and prices as verified on the stamped build date (current: 2026.07.30). Vendors patch menus without notes; where a chip and your screen disagree, your screen wins and we owe the re-verify. Nothing here warrants that a filter suits your rig — that’s what the free tiers and the 60-second benchmark are for, and it’s why we push both so hard. Quote with a link; wholesale reprints are a different game mode.