Last updated: June 29, 2026
Privacy Policy
What ApexCheck processes when you use our browser-based hardware diagnostics and utility tools.
1. Overview
Most ApexCheck test input is processed locally in your browser. We use limited hosting, advertising, and consent-management services to deliver the site, measure consented usage, protect the service, and support the site.
2. Information processed
The information involved depends on the tool and on the privacy choices you make:
- Standard web request information may include IP address, browser and device type, requested page, approximate region, timestamps, and referring page.
- If analytics consent is granted, Google Analytics may process page visits and interaction events. ApexCheck does not operate a separate database of raw mouse, keyboard, camera, microphone, or word-counter input.
- If you email support, we receive the email address, message, and attachments you choose to send.
- Google and the consent-management platform may use cookies, local storage, IP addresses, web beacons, or similar identifiers according to your choices and applicable law.
3. How information is used
Information is used only for the following operational purposes:
- Deliver pages, remember privacy choices, and provide browser-based diagnostic functions.
- Understand consented aggregate usage and identify pages or browser combinations that need improvement.
- Detect abusive traffic, diagnose availability problems, and protect the website.
- Meet legal obligations, enforce the Terms of Service, and respond to valid requests.
4. Cookies and consent
Where required, ApexCheck uses a Google-certified consent management platform. Advertising and analytics choices can be accepted, rejected, or changed later through the Privacy choices link in the footer.
- Necessary storage may be used to remember consent and basic site preferences.
- Google Analytics and Umami may run on production pages. When a consent platform is present, analytics storage remains denied until that platform reports permission.
- Google AdSense may serve contextual, non-personalised, personalised, or limited ads depending on location, consent, and account settings.
5. Service providers
Third parties process information under their own terms and privacy policies:
- Google AdSense and Google's consent platform provide advertising, consent records, fraud prevention, and ad measurement.
- Google Analytics prefers the consent signal when a supported platform is available, and Umami may measure page usage on production pages.
- Hosting and security providers may process standard HTTP and security logs needed to deliver and protect the site.
6. Your choices and rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights over personal information processed about you:
- Ask what personal information ApexCheck controls about you.
- Request correction of inaccurate support or contact information.
- Request deletion of support correspondence that ApexCheck still holds, subject to legal obligations.
- ApexCheck does not currently operate an email marketing subscription.
- Use Privacy choices in the footer to revisit consent, and use browser controls to remove stored cookies.
7. Retention
ApexCheck keeps support correspondence only as long as reasonably needed to answer the request and meet legal or security needs. Google and infrastructure providers apply the retention settings and periods described in their own policies and account configurations.
8. Contact
For privacy questions or requests, email support@apexcheck.com. Include enough information to identify the correspondence you want us to review, but do not send sensitive diagnostic recordings or identity documents unless requested through a secure process.
Manage privacy choices
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Learn more about how Google uses information from sites that use its services.