Privacy Policy

Local screen-test data

Screen-test results, quick-check history, monitor details, and report-builder inputs are kept in browser storage on your device. FreeScreenTest does not require an account and does not upload that local history to a FreeScreenTest account or database.

Photos selected in the report builder are processed locally for previews and exported files. Photos, defect positions, notes, serial numbers, PDF contents, and JSON evidence files are not uploaded to FreeScreenTest.

Optional Google Analytics 4

The Google Analytics tag is not requested until you choose "Allow" in FreeScreenTest's own analytics prompt. Your choice is stored in this browser. A missing, unknown, denied, corrupt, or inaccessible choice keeps analytics off. You can reopen the prompt from the "Analytics choices" link in the footer.

Our code explicitly sends only these six custom actions: test_start, test_complete, result_save, report_generate, related_test_open, and guide_open. Their custom fields are limited to a page route, a coarse test slug, and an interaction method such as keyboard, pointer, or touch.

We do not put test scores, timing measurements, result text, notes, defect positions, photos, report contents, serial numbers, or locally stored history into analytics events. Google Signals and advertising-personalization signals are disabled in our tag configuration.

After analytics is allowed, automatic page views are enabled. Enhanced Measurement for this data stream is limited to page views, 90-percent scrolls, and outbound clicks. Site search, video engagement, file downloads, and form interactions are disabled. These automatic events can include standard web parameters such as page location, referrer, title, screen resolution, language, and outbound-link details.

Google Analytics can also create documented system events such as session_start, first_visit, or user_engagement after analytics is allowed.

Google Analytics may then process standard technical data associated with its service, such as browser and device information, network information, approximate region, and an Analytics cookie or client identifier. Google handles that data under its own policies and the Analytics property's retention settings.

Google AdSense

FreeScreenTest can load Google AdSense on the homepage and editorial guide pages. Interactive screen tests, quick-check and result flows, history, report tools, legal pages, and error pages do not include the AdSense loader or fixed ad units.

Google and its advertising partners may use cookies, identifiers, IP-derived approximate location, device information, and ad interactions to deliver and measure advertising according to the choices available through Google Privacy & Messaging.

FreeScreenTest does not send local test history, test measurements, photos, notes, defect positions, serial numbers, or report contents to AdSense.

Advertising consent is separate from Google Analytics consent. Allowing or declining the site's analytics prompt does not grant or withdraw advertising consent.

Third parties and hosting

• Google Privacy Policy
• How Google uses information from partner sites and apps
• Google advertising technologies

The site's hosting and network providers receive ordinary request information needed to deliver the static website and protect their infrastructure.

Children and policy changes

FreeScreenTest is a general-audience utility and is not designed to collect information from children. Do not add personal information to local notes or reports unless you need it for your own private record.

We may revise this page when the site's data practices change. The date above identifies the current published version.