Effective date: 2 September 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how The AI Review Hub (“we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on theaireviewhub.com (the “Site”). It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device when a website is visited. They can help a website function, remember preferences, maintain security and understand how people use it. Similar technologies may include local storage, tags, pixels and device or browser identifiers.
Some cookies are session cookies, which generally expire when you close the browser. Others are persistent cookies, which remain until they expire or you delete them. First-party cookies are set by the Site; third-party cookies are set by another provider.
Cookies and technologies used on the Site
1. Essential, security and administration
WordPress, Hostinger, LiteSpeed Cache and related infrastructure may use cookies or similar technologies that are necessary to operate, secure, cache and administer the Site. Examples include checking whether a browser accepts cookies, maintaining an authorised login session, remembering administrative display choices and supporting security or performance features.
Most visitors do not use the WordPress administration area. Login and administration cookies mainly apply to authorised users. Blocking essential cookies may prevent some features from working correctly.
2. Analytics
The Site uses Google Analytics through Site Kit by Google. Analytics helps us understand matters such as which pages are visited, how visitors reach the Site, broad device and browser categories, approximate geography, engagement and site performance. This information helps us improve content and navigation.
Google Analytics may use cookies or similar identifiers. Common Google Analytics cookie names can include _ga and a property-specific _ga_... cookie, although names, purposes and durations can change with configuration and product updates. Analytics data may include page-view, referral, device, browser, approximate-location and interaction information.
Google explains its data practices in the Google Privacy Policy and its Analytics privacy information. Google also provides a Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on.
3. Preferences, comments and accounts
If commenting is enabled, WordPress may offer to remember a commenter’s name, email address and website for convenience. If registration or account features are enabled, WordPress may use cookies to maintain a login and remember account-related preferences. These features are not necessarily available to every visitor at all times.
4. Embedded content and external services
Articles may embed or link to videos, images, social posts, AI tools or other third-party content. An embedded service may set cookies or similar technologies and monitor interaction as though you visited that service directly. A normal external link does not by itself place the destination’s cookies on the Site, but the destination may set cookies after you click through.
The Site links to LinkedIn for professional contact. When you visit LinkedIn, its own Cookie Policy and privacy terms apply.
5. Affiliate tracking
Where an article contains an affiliate link, the merchant or affiliate network may use a cookie or similar identifier after you click the link to attribute a qualifying purchase or action. The Site does not control those third-party cookies. Relevant affiliate relationships will be disclosed in or near the content and in our Disclaimer & Affiliate Disclosure.
How to manage cookies
You can usually view, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Browser help pages commonly describe controls under Privacy, Security, Cookies or Site Data. You can also use private-browsing modes or browser extensions designed to limit tracking.
Blocking all cookies may affect login, preferences, embedded content or other Site functions. Deleting cookies may remove saved preferences. Choices made in one browser or device generally do not automatically apply to another.
Where applicable law requires consent for a non-essential technology, we will use it subject to the consent or choice mechanism made available on the Site. You may also withdraw or change a choice through the available mechanism or browser controls, although this will not affect processing that already occurred lawfully.
Do Not Track and browser signals
Browsers may send “Do Not Track” or other privacy signals. Because industry responses are not uniform and the Site does not currently operate its own cross-site advertising system, we do not promise a specific response to every signal. We will honour legally required signals where they apply and are technically supported.
Changes to this Policy
Cookies and third-party services can change as the Site develops. We may update this Policy to reflect those changes or new legal requirements. The effective date at the top identifies the latest published version.
Contact
For questions about cookies or privacy on the Site, use the contact channel listed at theaireviewhub.com/contact/.