LATELY WELL • PRIVACY
Privacy
What happens today, and what is only planned.
This notice describes the public site as of 6 November 2026. A passive AdSense account meta and the seller line Google displayed are on the site. Ad delivery and consent tools are not switched on. Updated 6 November 2026.
What this notice is based on
LATELY WELL publishes latelywell.com. We are not doctors, and articles are not currently reviewed by a medical professional. See the editorial team page and the medical disclaimer.
This notice is based on the pages and scripts shipped with the site, a direct look at the public HTML responses, and the domain's public DNS. It is not a completed service audit. We have not reviewed the Cloudflare or MailerLite account dashboards, so we do not state their log-retention periods, each of their subprocessors, or settings that are only visible after signing in. For those details, use the vendor policies linked below. We will revise this page when the live services change.
Services that run now
Cloudflare, the host
The site is served through Cloudflare. To deliver and protect the pages, Cloudflare processes connection data such as IP address, user agent and the URL requested. A check of the public homepage and this page on 6 November 2026 did not show a Set-Cookie header on the HTML response. Cloudflare can still process that connection data, and its security products can set cookies in some configurations. We have not audited those settings. Network Error Logging headers were present on the homepage response with a success fraction of zero.
MailerLite, the email forms
Public pages load a MailerLite script from assets.mailerlite.com. When that script loads, MailerLite can receive technical data such as IP address and browser details. The same host also serves the popup and form definitions. On the tracker page the form additionally loads assets.mlcdn.com (including a jQuery file), groot.mailerlite.com, static.mailerlite.com and fonts.mailerlite.com. MailerLite's own script may set cookies under its policy. A check of the preview did not show a separate MailerLite cookie beyond the first-party marker described below.
The free tracker page embeds a MailerLite form (form rPUr9A). If you submit it, you give MailerLite the email address you enter and any other fields shown on the form. Read the wording on the form before you subscribe. Marketing email, if you receive it, should include an unsubscribe link. While that form was open in a test browser, MailerLite stored a localStorage item named ml_guid. We have not inspected MailerLite's account to say how long it keeps that value or whether it is tied to the email you submit.
The signup form asks MailerLite to email the tracker after you confirm. A copy of the PDF is also published on this site at /lately-well-menopause-symptom-tracker.pdf. That file is marked noindex, and requesting it is an ordinary request to Cloudflare. It does not pass through the email form.
A first-party script, lw-popup.js, can open MailerLite pop-up 9ZhMpP after about three seconds or when the pointer leaves the top of the window. It then stores a 30-day marker so it does not keep opening: localStorage key lw_popup_shown, and a first-party cookie named mailerlite_forms_shown_201997605379507630. That cookie's value is the MailerLite account id embedded in the page. In the preview check it was set with SameSite=Lax, readable by the page's own script, and not marked HttpOnly. These markers record that the pop-up was shown. They are not an advertising profile.
Fonts and photographs
The stylesheet loads typefaces from Google Fonts. The CSS request goes to fonts.googleapis.com and the font files are then requested from fonts.gstatic.com. The homepage and some layout styles load photographs from Pexels (images.pexels.com). Your browser contacts those hosts when the assets load, and they can see your IP address and user agent. A preview check saw Pexels set Cloudflare cookies named __cf_bm and _cfuvid on .pexels.com. We do not control those cookies.
Google's privacy policy · Pexels' privacy policy
The paid planner
The planner page links to Payhip for the paid download. The button leaves this site. Card details are entered on Payhip, not here, and this site's pages do not include a card form. Payhip's own privacy terms apply on that site.
What you choose to send
Do not put symptoms, diagnoses, medicines or other health details into a signup field or an email. We cannot give personal medical advice, and the mailbox below is not a clinic.
Account meta and ads.txt, not ads
Each public page includes the passive meta tag Google displayed for this site, google-adsense-account, with content ca-pub-8233040314921094. That meta names the publisher account. It does not load a script, request an advertisement, or set an advertising cookie. ads.txt contains the one seller line Google displayed: google.com, pub-8233040314921094, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0. That line records Google as an authorised seller. It does not serve an ad.
These pages do not load the AdSense ad script, Google Analytics, or another ad-network script. They do not set Google advertising cookies. There is no consent-management platform on the site, and this notice does not claim that a banner is collecting advertising consent. The pages also do not include a feature that sells visitor information to advertisers. This page does not repeat Google's account status, because that status lives in Google's dashboard and changes there. Adding this meta and seller line does not submit the site for review and is not an approval.
If Google advertising is turned on later
The account meta above is not an advertisement. This section describes what would change if ads were actually served. Nothing in it is a promise that the account will be approved.
If LATELY WELL later enables Google AdSense or another Google advertising product, the privacy facts Google asks publishers to disclose would then apply:
- Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on a person's prior visits to this website or other websites.
- Google's use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads based on visits to this site and other sites on the Internet.
- You can opt out of personalised advertising in Google Ads Settings.
- You can also opt out of some third-party vendors' use of cookies for personalised advertising at www.aboutads.info. People in Europe can use Your Online Choices.
- Google explains its own use of data from sites that use its services at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites. That is the disclosure link Google offers publishers.
Before any ad-loading script is added, this notice will be updated to say that ads are on, to name the vendors actually serving them, and to link to each vendor's own opt-out page where one exists. Cookies, web beacons, IP addresses and similar identifiers used because of that advertising will be part of that update. They are not used for advertising on this site today.
Publishers serving personalised ads to people in the EEA, the UK or Switzerland have to use a consent-management platform that Google has certified and that integrates with the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework. LATELY WELL has not installed one. One certified option Google provides inside AdSense is Privacy & messaging (European regulations messages). Other certified platforms are on Google's published list. A certified platform has to be chosen and working before personalised ads are served to people in those regions. Until then, this site does not ask for advertising consent and does not load ads.
The expectations above are Google's published ones for publishers: required advertising-cookie information, privacy disclosures, and certified consent-management requirements. Meeting those pages is a later publishing step. This notice does not mean the site has been accepted into an ad network.
Choices you have now
You can ignore the signup forms. You can block or delete cookies in your browser, which can clear the pop-up marker and can affect an embedded form. An extension or browser setting that blocks assets.mailerlite.com, fonts.googleapis.com or images.pexels.com will stop those requests. There is no Google advertising opt-out to use on this site yet, because those advertising cookies are not being set here. Ads Settings and About Ads, linked above, matter once advertising cookies exist.
Contact
[email protected] is the address published for privacy questions. Public DNS for latelywell.com shows Cloudflare Email Routing mail servers. Delivery to a monitored inbox has not been confirmed, so do not treat the address as a working privacy contact, and do not send health information or copies of identity documents. Status: contact page.
Changes
The previous notice described Cloudflare hosting and the MailerLite tracker signup, and it left a fuller service audit open. That audit of vendor dashboards is still open. This version adds the scripts, font and image hosts that the pages actually load, states the contact limit plainly, and separates today's setup from planned advertising and consent.