We use Google Analytics and Google Ads — but only the categories you accept. Nothing is stored on your device until you say yes.
Last updated: 22 September 2026
We use two separate categories of non-essential cookies: Analytics, to understand, anonymously, how visitors use this website, and Advertising, to measure which ads led to an App Store visit. You choose each one independently in the banner shown on your first visit — accepting one never switches on the other. If you do nothing, or choose “Reject all”, no analytics or advertising cookies are stored on your device.
If — and only if — you accept Analytics, Google Analytics 4 (loaded through Google Tag Manager) sets these first-party cookies:
· _ga — distinguishes one visitor from another. Expires after 2 years.
· _ga_<container> — keeps the state of your visit. Expires after 2 years.
If — and only if — you accept Advertising, Google Ads sets cookies used to measure which ad led you to visit this site and tap through to the App Store. These are used only for that measurement, not to build an advertising profile of you elsewhere.
We use Google Consent Mode. Until you choose, and for any category you reject, that category's storage stays denied and no cookies are written for it. In that state Google may still receive a small, cookieless signal — for example that a page was viewed, or that someone tapped through to the App Store — which can't be tied to your device or used to identify you, and is used only in aggregate. When you accept a category, its storage switches to granted and the cookies for that category are set.
You can change either choice at any time from the Cookie settings link in the footer of every page — including withdrawing a category you'd previously accepted. You can also clear and block cookies through your browser settings.
Our pages include a small Google “site verification” tag. This only confirms to Google that we own the domain so we can see how the site performs in Google Search results. It sets no cookies and collects nothing from your device or browsing.
When you tap a “Download on the App Store” button, you leave this site and go to Apple's App Store, which is covered by Apple's own privacy policy.
This notice covers the 2wks website. The way the 2wks app itself handles your information is described in our Privacy Policy.
If our use of cookies changes, we'll update this page and the “Last updated” date above. Questions? Email owner@millyon.co.uk.