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Last updated: 19 October 2026
This policy explains how IQ Earners, offered under WiseNtry and founded by Lokesh Chamakuri, uses cookies and similar storage. It sits alongside the Privacy Policy. If you only want the short version: the site needs a few cookies to keep you signed in and to run security checks, and advertising or analytics cookies wait until you accept them on the banner.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include local storage, which stays in the browser until you clear it. We use both. A cookie can be a session cookie, which the browser drops when you close it, or a persistent cookie, which stays for a set time. A cookie can also be first-party, set by iqearners.online, or third-party, set by another service we load, such as a security check or an advertising partner.
Cookies do not read files on your computer. They remember a small piece of information the site itself stored, such as whether this browser already signed in or whether you accepted optional cookies. You can delete them in your browser settings at any time.
Essential cookies are required for the site to do what you asked. They cover the signed-in session, the security token that keeps a quiz attempt attached to the right account, and load-balancing or abuse-prevention signals. Cloudflare Turnstile, when a form asks you to confirm you are not a script, may set a cookie so the check can be completed. These cookies are not used to build an advertising profile. Rejecting optional cookies does not switch them off, because the pages that need a login or a security check would stop working.
Preference storage remembers choices such as theme and the cookie decision itself. The key we store for that decision is cookie-consent. If you have not chosen yet, optional analytics and advertising units stay off. You can change the choice in the section below without creating an account.
If you accept optional cookies, we may load Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights to see which public pages are slow or failing. Those tools are about the site, not about selling a profile. If you reject optional cookies, those scripts are not started from the banner path.
We may show ads served by Google AdSense and other third-party vendors. Google and those vendors, including the DoubleClick advertising cookie, use cookies to serve ads based on previous visits to this site and to other sites. A public-page publisher script may load so that Google can review the site. Ad units themselves are requested only after you accept optional cookies. They are not placed on quiz-taking, payment, enrollment, or answer screens.
You can opt out of personalised advertising at Google Ads Settings or at www.aboutads.info. Google's description of how it uses information from sites that use its services is at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites. Browser controls are separate: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge each let you block third-party cookies or clear site data. Blocking every cookie will also sign you out and may stop Turnstile from completing.
The browser's local storage holds items such as quiz completion markers on your device. It is not sent as a cookie header on every request. Clearing site data removes it.
Optional analytics and advertising units are currently rejected or not selected on this browser. You can change that choice below at any time. Rejecting optional cookies does not disable essential session or security cookies.
Cookie and local-storage use must follow applicable privacy and electronic-communications law. Essential storage supports requested functions and security; optional analytics and advertising units stay off unless you accept them.