What this site uses
Singularity Labs uses cookies and similar technologies to ensure a secure site, manage access and purchases, remember your privacy preferences, and, with your consent, measure usage or enable advertising features. At first access, optional purposes are disabled.
Required technologies
Required technologies allow the requested services to function. They include session and account security cookies for Singularity Tools, CSRF protection, and local storage of your privacy choice. The preference is stored on your device for a maximum of 180 days, then it's requested again. These technologies cannot be disabled from the panel because they serve to provide the service or store your user choice.
When a site uses the Singularity Tools premium banner, the browser generates a random UUID in local memory to link consent, updates, and revocation over time. The UUID does not derive from IP, email, device characteristics, or fingerprint, and does not follow navigation between different sites. Unnecessary choices remain disabled until you accept them.
Analysis with Google Analytics 4
With the "Analysis" consent, we load Google Analytics 4, measurement identifier G-6DCX12856E, to know in aggregated form visits, pages viewed, device, approximate geographic area, and interactions with tools. The tag is not loaded before the choice. Google Analytics may set cookies like _ga e _ga_<container-id>, with a defined duration set by the service settings, not exceeding the duration declared by Google.
Marketing, advertising, and partners
We use separate consent "Marketing and partners" to enable Google AdSense and related Google signals for advertising storage, user data for ads, and ad personalization. AdSense may show automatic ads, measure their display, and prevent fraud. This may involve communicating to Google and its advertising partners online identifiers, IP address, device information, and usage data for advertising delivery, measurement, attribution, and personalization. The AdSense script is not requested before marketing consent.
Singularity Labs does not currently sell personal data to third parties. Any future transfer or communication to commercial partners for their own promotional purposes will require specific information, indication of recipients or categories, and a new free choice before activation. General marketing consent is not used to secretly introduce data sales.
Google and Transfers
Google Ireland Limited operates as a Google service provider in the European Economic Area. Some data may be processed in external countries to the SEE according to the transfer mechanisms indicated by Google. For more information, consult the Google Privacy Policies and the information on business product privacy and security.
How to modify or revoke the choice
You can accept all, refuse all, or choose separately Analysis and Marketing. The 'Privacy and cookies' button, visible at the bottom after the choice, reopens the panel at any time. Revocation applies to future treatments; you can also delete cookies and local memory from browser settings.
Duration and updates
The choice is requested again after 180 days or when the configuration changes significantly. Last update: 20 September 2026.