What cookies this website sets, what they are for, and how to switch them off.
Last updated: September 2026
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store, either for the duration of your visit or for longer. Some cookies are strictly necessary — a login session simply cannot work without them. Others remember preferences, keep the site secure, or help us understand which pages people actually read so we can improve them.
When you browse the PostedApi website, we use cookies and similar technologies (local storage, pixels) to do three jobs:
Analytics data we review includes anonymized IP addresses, browser type, operating system, referring pages, pages viewed, and rough date/time and clickstream information. We use it to spot broken pages, measure our content and keep the site fast — nothing more exotic than that.
We may use a third-party analytics service to process this information on our behalf. Such providers set or read their own cookies in your browser and handle data under their own privacy terms; we do not combine analytics data with your account details, and we do not let analytics providers use your data for their own purposes. Where a provider offers an opt-out mechanism, we link it below.
To opt out of analytics collection across websites generally, you can install a browser add-on from your analytics provider (for Google Analytics, the official opt-out browser extension) or block cookies in your browser settings.
Every mainstream browser lets you see, block or delete cookies — usually under Settings → Privacy or Security. You can remove all existing cookies and refuse new ones. Blocking essential cookies may break parts of the Service: staying signed in, submitting forms, or keeping settings between pages can all depend on them.
We do not set cookies in, or use tracking technologies against, the emails you send through the Service or the data your customers share with you. Open and click tracking in emails works differently — via a single-pixel request or rewritten link per message, disclosed in your account settings — and never involves reading anything from your recipients' browsers beyond that request.
We do not sell personal information collected through this website, and we do not let advertising networks place cookies on our pages.
If we change the cookies we use, we will update this page and, where the change is significant, point it out on the website. Worth re-reading this page from time to time if you care about the details.
Questions about cookies or tracking on this site? Email [email protected].
Related documents: Privacy Policy · EU Privacy · GDPR · Terms of Service.