The table below is generated by the same tool that runs the consent banner, so it stays in step with what the banner actually blocks. It covers the whole of reward.land rather than this site alone, so it errs on the side of listing more than you will meet here. Below it are the things a cookie scanner cannot see — chiefly what happens to your test answers, which is the part most people care about.
Last updated 28 September 2026.
Until you answer the consent banner, the only things set are the ones needed to show you the page and to remember your answer. Analytics and advertising follow only if you allow them.
This list is produced by Cookie Script, which is also what shows the banner and does the blocking. It is rescanned on its own schedule rather than written by hand, so it does not go stale when something new is added.
One thing to know before you read it: the scan covers reward.land and all its sites, not this one in isolation. So it lists everything any of them can set, and you will find entries here for things that never run on this site — embedded video and form protection, for instance, which we do not use. We would rather show you the wider list than a narrower one that might miss something.
When you take a test, your answers are saved with your browser’s local storage. It is a different mechanism with the same fair question attached, and it is the most important thing on this page.
hyw.workstyle.v1 and mn.money.v1A few other things use local storage, and none of them is about you personally:
We use Forward (forward.avertago.com) to show the occasional prompt — most often an offer to send you browser notifications when something new is published. Forward is run by Avertago, the same company that runs this site, so this is not a third party receiving your data: it is us.
Your browser asks Forward what to show and tells it when a prompt has been shown. To avoid asking repeatedly it notes in session storage that you have already seen one today, under a key like publisher-core-push-shown-2026-09-28. Session storage is wiped when you close the tab.
Notifications only begin if you accept your browser’s own permission prompt, which your browser records rather than us. Revoke it in your browser’s site settings and they stop.
Analytics. We use Google Analytics 4 (property G-0K7B3Z441E) to see which pages get read and where people give up — how we learn that an article loses everyone halfway, or that a test gets started and not finished. It counts visits; it does not identify you. It never receives your name or email, because we never ask for them, and never your test answers, which do not leave your browser.
Advertising. The site is paid for by advertising, served by Google AdSense. Google and its partners use cookies and similar identifiers to choose which ads you see, limit repeats, measure whether they worked, and detect fraudulent clicks. Google’s own description of these is at
policies.google.com/technologies/cookies.
Consent. Cookie Script records what you allowed and passes it on in the standard form Google’s advertising reads, so a single choice governs both the ads and the analytics.
Analytics and advertising are loaded through Google Tag Manager (container GTM-W6Q63V74). Tag Manager is a loader: it decides which of the above run and when. It sets no cookies of its own, but your browser does fetch it from googletagmanager.com, which discloses your IP address to Google as any request to them would.
The typefaces are served from Google’s font servers rather than from us. That sets no cookie, but it does mean your browser contacts Google and therefore discloses your IP address. A content blocker will stop it and the pages fall back to fonts already on your device.
The consent banner can be reopened at any time, and clearing site data for this site brings the question back from scratch. You can control ad personalisation across everything Google does, independently of anything you tell us, at myadcenter.google.com, and opt out of Google Analytics everywhere with Google’s browser add-on.
Every major browser also lets you see, block and delete cookies and local storage per site, usually under Privacy or Site Settings. Blocking everything from this site costs you the language preference, your saved consent choice, and the ability to resume a test part-way through. Nothing else depends on it.
Questions about any of this: support@reward.land · Avertago ApS · CVR DK45105865