Last reviewed: 21 August 2026.
Do you need to accept analytics?
No. Paw Keys works without optional analytics. Sign-in and security storage is necessary for features you request. Google Analytics is optional: analytics storage starts in a denied state and is only enabled after you choose Allow analytics.
What Paw Keys currently uses
Analytics and advertising
Paw Keys uses Google Analytics 4, connected through Google Site Kit, to understand broad website traffic and how visitors use pages and search features. Paw Keys does not use Meta Pixel or an advertising pixel as part of this setup.
Google Analytics is optional. Paw Keys sends a denied analytics-storage consent state by default and changes it to granted only after you allow analytics. If you decline, Paw Keys keeps analytics storage denied. Google may process analytics information in accordance with its own privacy terms.
External web fonts
The branded Paw Keys typefaces are currently requested from Google Fonts when external fonts are enabled. That means your browser connects to Google’s font service and necessarily sends technical network information such as your IP address and browser request data to deliver the font files. Paw Keys does not use that request to build a Paw Keys advertising profile.
You can object to that external request at any time. Choosing system fonts stops Paw Keys from adding the Google Fonts request on future Paw Keys pages in that browser. The site remains usable with its built-in fallback font stack.
Your browser controls
You can also block or delete cookies using your browser settings. Blocking essential login/security cookies can prevent account features from working. Deleting the pawkeys_external_fonts preference returns Paw Keys to its default branded-font setting. Deleting pawkeys_analytics_consent makes Paw Keys ask for your analytics choice again.
Paw Keys reviews these policies when the service or applicable rules change.
