Cookie Policy

Entity: Fact Library

Website: https://factlibrary.com.ng/

Effective Date: January 31, 2026

At Fact Library, our team of researchers and writers believes in complete transparency. This Blueprint explains how “Cookies”—small data files—are utilized when you explore our library of biographies and influential figure profiles.

1. Current Ecosystem Transparency

Is Fact Library running ads? No. As of today, our website is 100% advertisement-free. We do not currently host display ads, pop-ups, or third-party marketing banners.

Why mention AdSense then? Our organization plans to apply for Google AdSense in the future to sustain our high-quality research. To be fully transparent with our audience and compliant with Google’s policies, this policy describes how cookies will function once we transition to a monetized model.

2. The “Cookie” Breakdown

We categorize our digital tools into three distinct layers:

Essential Infrastructure (Always Active)

These are mandatory for the website to function. They allow our server to deliver the biography pages to your screen and maintain site security.

  • Data collected: Session identifiers and security tokens.

Audience Insights (Performance)

Our team uses these to see which biographies are trending and which sections need more detail.

  • Tool used: Standard Analytics.
  • Data collected: Anonymized information such as page dwell time and bounce rates.

Future Ad-Serving

When Fact Library begins using Google AdSense:

  • Third-Party Vendors: Google and other third-party vendors will use cookies to serve ads based on your previous visits to our site or other websites.
  • Web Beacons: These vendors may use web beacons (invisible pixels) to track the effectiveness of an advertisement.
  • Personalization: This ensures that if you are interested in Musicians, you see ads relevant to that interest rather than random content.

3. Your Control Panel

You are not a passive participant in your data journey. You have three ways to manage cookies on Fact Library:

MethodHow it Works
Browser ShieldYou can set your browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox) to reject all cookies or alert you when one is sent.
Google Ad SettingsYou can visit Google Ads Settings to opt out of personalized ads globally.
Industry Opt-OutVisit www.aboutads.info to stop third-party vendors from using cookies for interest-based advertising.

4. Technical Specifications

Our experts have ensured that our use of cookies follows the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF). Even in our current ad-free state, we respect your “Do Not Track” (DNT) browser signals.

5. Inquiries & Clarifications

If you have questions about this Blueprint or how our team handles your digital footprint, please contact our administrative office: