The short version
- Visit counts, only with your yes. When you first arrive, a box asks whether the site may count your visit with Google Analytics. Say no and nothing is counted; the box does not come back for a year.
- Two cookies, both named below. One remembers your answer. The other is set by Cloudflare's measurement loader when a page opens, so that one browser's visits can be told apart from another's. Neither holds a name, an address or anything you typed.
- No advertising, no selling, no sharing for advertising.
- You can change your mind at any time with the Manage consent link at the foot of every page.
What is counted, and how
If you allow it, the site counts visits with Google Analytics 4, run through Cloudflare Zaraz. Zaraz runs on Cloudflare's servers: your browser sends a short note to this site's own address, and Cloudflare passes a measurement to Google from there. No Google script loads in your browser.
What Google receives for each page: the page's address and title, the site that sent you (if any), the kind of device and browser, an identifier that tells your browser's visits apart from others', and your IP address, which Google uses to estimate your region and does not store. On the support page, a click on one of the mail links is counted as "support contact" — that is the one thing on this site that counts as a result. The mail itself is between you and the address you wrote to.
Google processes this under its own privacy policy. Last Man Up uses the counts to see which pages are read and whether the support page leads anywhere; nothing else is done with them.
The cookies
| Cookie | Set when | What it holds | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
cf_consent | When you answer the box | Your answer: analytics allowed or not | One year |
cf_zaraz_client | When a page opens | Cloudflare's measurement loader's own record for this browser, so one browser's visits can be told apart; no name, no address, sent only to this site | One year |
If you say no, the measurement never runs and nothing about your visit reaches Google.
Changing your mind
The Manage consent link at the foot of every page opens the same box again. Clearing this site's cookies in your browser has the same effect: the box asks again on your next visit.
What else sees a visit
Cloudflare serves this site and, like any host, sees your IP address and request while delivering the page and protecting the site; it keeps those logs under its own policy, and Last Man Up does not receive them. The links on the support page open your own mail program; what you send is ordinary email to the addresses shown.
Questions
Write to the addresses on the support page. This note was written on 11 October 2026 and changes only when the site's measurement does.