PALMCOASTERS
Privacy & cookies
Updated October 17, 2026
This page describes how palmcoasters.com uses information when you browse the Palm Coast Section Guide. You do not need an account to use the guide. The site has no contact, registration or payment form.
Website operation
The site is hosted by GoDaddy. Hosting services may process technical information such as your IP address, browser, requested pages and request times to deliver and protect the website. The main guide’s map images and fonts are served with the site. The interactive 3D test page also requests map tiles, styles and map labels from OpenFreeMap; this service receives technical request information such as your IP address. Using either map does not request your device’s precise location.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics runs automatically to measure visits and interactions such as page views, scrolls and outbound link clicks. This can include browser and device information, approximate location and cookie-based identifiers. We use these reports to understand how the guide is used. We do not enable Google signals or advertising personalization for this Analytics installation.
There is no separate Analytics permission prompt on this site. For visitors in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom and Switzerland, this installation sets Analytics storage to denied; Google may receive cookieless measurement signals. Elsewhere, Analytics may use first-party cookies. You can manage cookies in your browser or use Google’s Analytics opt-out browser add-on.
Advertising and third-party cookies
This site is configured to use Google AdSense. Ads may appear after Google approves the site and begins serving them. Google and other advertising vendors may use cookies or similar technologies to serve, measure and personalize ads based on your visits to this site and other websites. These vendors may receive device information, IP addresses and advertising identifiers.
You can manage personalized Google advertising in My Ad Center. You can learn about participating companies’ advertising choices at YourAdChoices. These choices do not necessarily remove all ads.
Where Google presents an advertising consent message, use its “Manage options” control to review available purposes and partners. An “Advertising privacy choices” link appears in the guide when that message applies to you, so you can revisit your decision. This advertising message is separate from the automatic Analytics measurement described above.
Your browser and external links
You can delete or block cookies and site storage in your browser. Clearing cookies and site storage may clear advertising choices saved by Google. External websites linked from the guide have their own privacy practices.