1. What a cookie actually is
A cookie is nothing more than a small text file that a site drops into your browser. Its purpose is to hold on to tiny bits of information between page loads or return visits, such as whether you already closed the cookie banner or which country section you last viewed. Cookies are not executable code and cannot carry viruses. Throughout this page we use "cookies" as a catch-all term that also covers related technologies like browser local storage and tracking pixels.
2. The cookies Keira.gg places
Below is a full list of every cookie you might collect while browsing Keira.gg, split by purpose. The essential session cookies are always active because the site would not run properly without them. The analytics cookies are only loaded after you have accepted them on the banner.
| Type | Cookie name(s) | What it does | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential session | cc_session |
Anonymous session identifier that supports core security and rate-limiting. | Session only (removed once the browser is closed) |
| Essential session | cc_consent |
Stores your cookie-banner choice so it stops reappearing on each page. | 12 months |
| Analytics | _ga, _ga_* |
Google Analytics, IP-anonymised traffic figures reported in aggregate. | 13 months |
| Analytics | _clck, _clsk |
Microsoft Clarity, pooled heatmaps and scroll data, carrying no personal identifiers. | 12 months (_clck) / session (_clsk) |
| Analytics | _pk_id, _pk_ses |
Matomo, visitor and session tallies with IP anonymisation enabled. | 13 months / 30 minutes |
That is the entire list. No advertising cookies are placed, no remarketing pixels are fired, and cookie-based information is never sold or shared with any third party for marketing purposes.
3. Turning cookies off through your browser
The simplest way to stop analytics on Keira.gg is right on the consent banner itself, decline it and none of those analytics cookies will ever be set. If you would rather manage cookies more widely, across every site you visit, every mainstream browser has built-in controls to inspect, block or delete them:
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. From there you can block third-party cookies, block them entirely, or clear existing cookies for particular sites.
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Choosing the "Strict" mode blocks cross-site tracking cookies automatically.
- Safari (macOS): Settings → Privacy → block all cookies, or open Manage Website Data to remove individual entries. On iOS: Settings → Safari → Advanced → Website Data.
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.
- Private / incognito windows: any cookie created in a private window is cleared automatically as soon as you close it.
If you block the essential cookies, some parts of the site will stop behaving as expected, most obviously the consent banner will forget your previous choice. Blocking the analytics cookies, by contrast, has no impact on the content or reviews and will never restrict what you can access.
4. Third-party cookies you might encounter
A few cookies you may end up with while browsing Keira.gg are placed by other companies rather than by us. The most common example is affiliate tracking: when you follow an outbound link to a casino, the operator you reach, or its affiliate network, may drop a cookie so that any account you later create is credited back to Keira.gg. That is how referral commissions get calculated. It costs you nothing extra and does not shape our reviews in any way. Once you arrive on the operator's site, their own cookie policy applies instead of ours. Affiliate cookies of this type usually stay active for around 30 to 90 days.
5. Getting in touch and policy revisions
Should you have any queries about the cookies in use or the information we hold on you, feel free to email hello@keira.gg. Broader questions about personal data are covered in our Privacy Policy. Whenever we alter the site's tooling or the underlying regulations shift, this page and the last-updated date at the top are refreshed accordingly. The current version is dated 31 July 2026.