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  1. 01EssentialNot set
  2. 02AnalyticsNot used
  3. 03MarketingNot used
  4. 04Site storageNot used
Fair Go cookies policy questions

Cookie basics

What are browser cookies?

Cookies are small data files that a website may ask your browser to store and send back with later requests. They can support sessions and preferences, or help with analytics and advertising where those features are enabled.

A cookie is separate from a cached page, bookmark or downloaded HTML file. Browsers can also store information through other storage features without using cookies.

Fair Go website use

Which cookies does Fair Go use?

Cookie categoryWhere it appliesWhy it matters
Essential cookiesNot set by the page code.Navigation and page features work without a cookie.
Preference cookiesNone identified.Selections stay in the page while it remains open.
Analytics cookiesNone identified.No analytics script or visitor measurement service is included.
Marketing cookiesNone identified.No advertising pixel or cross-site tracking script is included.
Local and session storageNot used.The website does not retain tool state between visits.

These pages have no optional cookies for you to accept or reject.

Essential

Features that work without cookies

Menus, FAQ panels, filters, calculators and checklists run in your browser without a persistent identifier or login session.

The informational Log In guide does not access an account. Any external provider session follows that provider’s own cookie policy.

Analytics

Analytics and marketing controls

No analytics service, remarketing code or advertising tracker is included on this site. Opening a page does not request an external font service, image host or tracking pixel.

A website you open through an external link may use cookies under its own policy and your browser settings.

How records last

Storage duration and browser records

Record typeHow you control it
Page selectionsRemoved when you reload or close the page.
Browser cacheYour browser manages it; cached files can remain until cleared or replaced.
Browsing historyManaged through your browser history settings.
Downloaded pagesStay on your device until you delete the files.
External-site cookiesControlled by the destination and your browser settings.

Browser controls

Manage Fair Go cookies in your browser

Browser guidance: Chrome cookie settings → or Safari privacy settings →.

  1. 01

    Open privacy settings

    Use your browser’s site-data, cookie and privacy controls.

  2. 02

    Check Fair Go site data

    Open the site information or settings view to see what the website has stored.

  3. 03

    Remove selected records

    Choose whether to clear cookies, cached files or history, as each option affects different records.

  4. 04

    Check external services

    Read the relevant external website’s policy and use its available controls.

Common questions

Fair Go cookies FAQ

Can I browse Fair Go information without accepting cookies?

Yes. These pages do not set cookies or require a consent choice to read them.

Why does my browser still show cached Fair Go files?

Caching keeps website files available to help pages load. It is separate from cookies and is controlled in your browser settings.

Will Fair Go remember my page selections?

Selections last while the page is open and reset after a reload. The site does not save them in browser storage.

Does this Fair Go cookies policy cover linked websites?

No. Each external destination manages its own cookies and privacy practices. Review its policy and browser controls.

Get in touch

Policy questions and updates

See the Privacy Policy → for information about site tools, hosting requests and external links. The Support guide → offers consumer resources and guidance for contacting a provider.

Updated: 14 October 2026.

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Related information

Fair Go cookies policy: browser controls and cookie use

What the Fair Go cookies policy explains

This Fair Go cookies policy describes how cookies and similar browser technologies may work when people in Australia visit information about Fair Go. Cookies are small text files that a website may store on a device to remember settings, support site functions or understand how pages are used.

The available official information does not publish exact cookie names, providers, storage periods or individual purposes. This guide therefore explains the main categories without assigning unconfirmed cookies to Fair Go or its website.

  • Essential cookies may support page loading, navigation, security and other functions needed for a website to operate.
  • Preference cookies may remember choices such as language, region or consent settings when those features are available.
  • Analytics cookies may show how visitors use pages and whether the website is performing as intended.
  • Advertising or marketing cookies may measure campaigns or tailor content when the relevant consent settings allow them.

Fair Go cookie policy and essential functions

Essential cookies are commonly used to keep browsing reliable. They may maintain a session, protect forms, identify unusual activity or remember a consent choice. Their storage period depends on their purpose and is not published in the available Fair Go information.

Some essential technologies may activate when a visitor opens a page, while others may follow an interaction. Blocking them can affect navigation or other functions. A complete essential-cookie register and retention schedule are not published.

Fair Go cookies for preferences and analytics

Preference cookies can save browsing choices so settings do not need to be entered repeatedly. Analytics cookies can collect technical and usage information, such as page visits or loading performance, usually for aggregated website improvement.

Australian visitors may see a consent notice where optional cookies can be accepted, declined or adjusted. If a preference centre appears, use its controls to change the selection and follow the categories displayed there.

How to manage Fair Go cookies in a browser

Most current browsers let you view, remove, block or limit cookies through privacy or site-settings menus. The steps vary by browser and device, and clearing cookies can remove saved preferences so they may need to be selected again.

Browser settings may block third-party cookies, restrict tracking technologies or delete cookies when a session ends. These choices can affect functions that rely on stored information, so check your browser’s current help instructions.

  • Open Settings, Preferences or Privacy in your browser.
  • Review cookie and site-data controls, including third-party cookie options.
  • Search stored site data for Fair Go or its website domain when site-specific controls are available.
  • Delete selected cookies or all site data, then revisit the website and choose consent settings again.
  • Check whether blocking optional cookies changes page functions or consent controls.

Questions about Fair Go cookies and privacy

Cookie choices should be considered alongside the website’s privacy information, which explains how personal information may be handled. A cookie can sometimes connect with other technical data, so review your settings after browser or website changes.

For questions about available consent controls, check the current policy pages or use the published support route. Fair Go offers 24/7 live support, while a dedicated privacy email address and detailed cookie register are not published. Browser controls can change cookie choices where supported.

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