This Cookie Policy explains how Try-Qwen-AI.com uses cookies and similar technologies, what they do, which third parties can set them, and how you can manage your choices.
Your choices: optional analytics and advertising technologies are used according to the site’s consent mechanism and applicable law. Necessary security, consent, and delivery technologies can operate without optional consent where legally permitted.
What Is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored by a website in a browser. Cookies can remember a preference, maintain a session, protect a service, measure usage, or support advertising.
Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, web beacons, SDK storage, browser identifiers, and server-side event records.
Who Uses Cookies on This Site?
Cookies or similar technologies can be set or read by:
- Try-Qwen-AI.com.
- The site’s consent management platform.
- Cloudflare for security, delivery, and bot management.
- Google Analytics for optional audience measurement.
- Google AdSense and participating advertising vendors for ad delivery, security, measurement, frequency control, and permitted personalization.
- Embedded or linked third-party services when a page uses them.
Cookie Categories
| Category | Purpose | Consent status |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, network delivery, fraud prevention, consent records, and core site operation | Used where necessary without optional consent |
| Functional | Remembering interface, language, display, or session preferences | Used according to the feature and applicable consent rules |
| Analytics | Understanding visits, engagement, pages, devices, and performance | Used only when permitted and, where required, after consent |
| Advertising | Serving, limiting, measuring, securing, and where permitted personalizing ads | Used according to consent, region, and ad-serving settings |
| Embedded content | Loading an external video, widget, map, or other service | Can require consent before loading |
Strictly Necessary Technologies
Necessary technologies can support:
- HTTPS delivery and load balancing.
- Cloudflare security, bot detection, firewall, and abuse prevention.
- Remembering a consent choice.
- Rate limits and technical protection of the Chat and Tools.
- Temporary browser state needed to operate the current page.
- Fraud prevention and service availability.
Disabling these technologies can prevent the site, Chat, consent mechanism, or security controls from working correctly.
Functional Storage
Functional storage can remember settings such as a selected theme, tool inputs, interface state, or temporary Chat session. The exact behavior depends on the current feature.
The independent Chat does not provide a guaranteed permanent account history by default. Browser storage used for a current session can be removed by clearing site data, closing a private session, or changing devices.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics can use cookies such as _ga and related identifiers to distinguish visits and report aggregated usage. The exact names, duration, and behavior can change with the site’s configuration and Google product updates.
Analytics is used to understand which pages and tools are useful, identify technical problems, and improve navigation and performance. It is controlled through the site’s consent settings where required.
Learn more at How Google uses cookies.
Google AdSense and Advertising Cookies
Google and other advertising vendors can use first-party and third-party cookies, local storage, IP addresses, web beacons, device information, and advertising identifiers to:
- Deliver ads.
- Limit how often an ad is shown.
- Measure impressions, clicks, performance, and fraud.
- Protect users, advertisers, and publishers.
- Personalize ads where the user has consented and the law permits.
- Serve non-personalized or limited ads when applicable.
Google’s advertising cookies can use information about visits to this and other websites. Learn more at Google Advertising and How Google uses information from partner sites.
Consent Management Platform
The site uses a Google-certified consent management platform or equivalent compliant consent mechanism to gather and transmit consent choices where required.
For users in the EEA, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, the consent flow can provide choices concerning cookies, local storage, advertising personalization, analytics, vendors, and purposes.
The CMP can store a consent record so that the site and participating vendors can honor the choice. You can reopen the privacy or cookie-preferences control to change it.
Cloudflare
Cloudflare can use strictly necessary cookies and security signals to identify legitimate traffic, mitigate attacks, manage challenges, balance requests, and protect the website.
Cloudflare’s necessary security technologies are not used by Try-Qwen-AI.com for advertising personalization.
Independent Chat and Tools
The independent Chat or a Tool can use temporary session or local storage to keep the interface functioning. Each Tool should state whether its inputs remain in the browser or are transmitted.
The site does not use a cookie as permission to store confidential prompts. Do not enter sensitive information into public tools or the independent Chat.
Third-Party and Embedded Content
A page can link to or embed external content, such as official Qwen pages, videos, app stores, or documentation. An embedded service can set its own cookies when it loads.
Where practical and legally required, non-essential embedded content should remain blocked until the relevant consent is given.
Typical Cookie Information
| Technology or provider | Category | Typical purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consent platform | Necessary | Store and communicate privacy choices | According to the CMP configuration and legal need |
| Cloudflare | Necessary | Security, bot management, and delivery | Session or provider-defined period |
| Google Analytics | Analytics | Audience and performance measurement | According to the configured Analytics retention and cookie settings |
| Google AdSense | Advertising | Ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention, frequency, and permitted personalization | According to Google and vendor policies |
| Local or session storage | Functional | Temporary Chat or Tool interface state | Session, browser, or feature-defined period |
This table describes categories rather than guaranteeing that every named technology is present on every page or for every visitor. Consent, geography, browser restrictions, and site configuration affect what runs.
How to Manage Your Choices
- Use the cookie-preferences or privacy-choices control displayed on the website.
- Change category or vendor choices in the consent interface.
- Use browser settings to view, block, or delete cookies and site storage.
- Use device advertising and tracking controls.
- Use Google advertising settings where available.
- Avoid loading optional embedded content when you do not want the associated processing.
Browser Controls
Most browsers allow you to block all cookies, block third-party cookies, delete cookies for one site, clear local storage, or use a private mode.
Blocking all cookies can cause the consent banner to reappear and can affect security, preferences, logins, Chat sessions, and Tools.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Signals
Browsers can send privacy preference signals such as Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. The site’s consent platform and participating providers handle supported signals according to their configuration and applicable law.
You should also use the site’s visible consent controls because browser signals are not implemented uniformly by every service.
Changes to This Policy
Cookie names, providers, purposes, and retention can change when the site or a provider updates its technology. This page and the live consent interface should be reviewed together.
Contact
Questions about cookies or consent choices can be sent to [email protected].
For broader information, read the Privacy Policy.
Last updated: August 23, 2026.