Cookie Policy

Last updated: 16 October 2026. This policy explains cookies and related technologies used in connection with the Fuelled website. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Websites can use them to remember settings and information about visits. Similar technologies can also help deliver content and measure website activity.

Website hosting and analytics

Our website is hosted on Framer and loads Framer’s built-in analytics. These analytics provide website activity information, such as page views and traffic sources. Framer states that its built-in analytics do not use cookies or persistent identifiers. This statement relates to Framer Analytics, not to every third-party service available through our website.

Video and social content

The Deficit Challenge page includes an embedded YouTube video. Loading or playing this content connects your browser to YouTube, which may use cookies and similar technologies. In a browser check on 16 October 2026, YouTube cookies associated with this website included YSC (a session cookie), VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA, __Secure-YNID and __Secure-ROLLOUT_TOKEN. The persistent cookies had expiry dates approximately six months ahead; some expiry dates refreshed after Play. This is a snapshot, not a fixed retention guarantee. Cookies and their lifetimes can vary with browser settings, Google account status and changes made by YouTube. Google describes YSC as supporting session security, and describes other YouTube cookies as supporting preferences, analytics, feature rollout and, depending on settings, advertising or personalisation. Google’s cookie information and privacy controls are linked below.

Our homepage displays social-feed images hosted by Feedspring and links to Instagram posts. The website also links to external social platforms. Following an external link takes you to a service whose own privacy and cookie information applies.

Your browser controls

This website does not currently provide a cookie-consent banner or preference centre, and the YouTube embed is not held behind a website consent prompt. Your browser settings let you review, delete or block cookies, including third-party cookies where supported. Available controls depend on your browser. Blocking cookies can affect third-party features and does not necessarily prevent every form of website measurement. Google’s own privacy controls provide additional choices for its services.