clocktheworld.com
Privacy
Your clocks and preferences stay in your browser. You choose what to share and whether to enable optional services.
Your privacy choices
You can reject optional services and keep using the clocks and meeting planner. Open Privacy choices here, in Settings or in the footer to change your decision.
What stays in your browser
Your places, labels, working hours and preferences stay in browser storage until you clear the site’s data. Settings lets you export a copy of your clocks. The browser also remembers whether you tried the location lookup and keeps your current view briefly when you switch languages.
Privacy choices apply for up to 180 days, or until you change them or clear site data. Your browser may cache site files for faster loading and offline use.
Approximate location
If you allow approximate location during setup, your browser sends a request to IPinfo. IPinfo receives your IP address and uses it to estimate your city and time zone so the app can suggest initial settings, including a language. The request sends no cookies, and ClockTheWorld.com does not keep your IP address from this lookup. You can choose your city and language yourself.
Optional usage analytics
When analytics is configured and you opt in, Umami stores pseudonymous usage records, such as which pages were visited or which features were used. It uses no analytics cookies. Umami processes your IP address and browser details to create a hashed session identifier and may also receive the page language and referring site.
Analytics events exclude place names, labels, working hours, meeting dates, event titles, copied content and the contents of share links. You can withdraw consent in Privacy choices.
Advertising
The site displays no ads, sends no requests to Google Ads and sets no advertising cookies.