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This site collects nothing about you. There is no account, no sign-up, no analytics product, no advertising and no third-party tracking script on any page — the practice quiz runs entirely inside your browser, and the answers you pick never leave the device you picked them on.

That is unusual enough on a free study site that it is worth being specific rather than reassuring. Everything below describes what this site actually runs, not what a policy template assumes a website runs. Last updated September 14, 2026.

What this site collects, item by item

The whole inventory, in one table.
What sites like this usually runWhat this site runs
Analytics (Google Analytics, a tag manager, a self-hosted equivalent)None. No analytics script of any kind is loaded, and no page view is recorded by us.
Advertising or an ad networkNone. No ad slot, no ad script, no affiliate pixel.
Cookies set by this siteNone. The site sets no cookie, for any purpose, on any page.
Browser storage (local storage, session storage, IndexedDB)None. The quiz keeps its state in the page's memory only.
Accounts, sign-in, saved progressNone. There is nothing to create and nothing to log in to.
A newsletter or mailing listNone. There is no subscribe box anywhere on the site.
Third-party fonts, video, maps, comments, social buttonsNone. The site's two typefaces are served from this domain; nothing is embedded from anywhere else.
Forms, inboxes, anything you can submitNone. There is no form, no comment box, no address and no support queue anywhere on the site.

Every page on this site is a static file. There is no application server behind it that could store a submission even if one existed.

The practice quiz stays in your browser

The quiz is the one piece of JavaScript on the site, and it is ours — written for this site, loaded from this domain, with no library behind it. The questions are already inside the page when it reaches you, so choosing an answer sends nothing anywhere: there is no request, no score submission and no server to receive one.

Your answers, the area grid and your progress bar live in the page's memory. Reload the page and they are gone; close the tab and they are gone. Nothing is written to local storage, so nothing survives to be read by the next page you visit, and a shared or public computer keeps no trace of your practice run once the tab is closed.

The trade-off is honest and worth stating: you cannot come back tomorrow and resume where you stopped, because saving that would mean storing it. On a 90-question bank that is a small price, and it is the reason this page is short.

What the web server sees

The pages are static files served by a commercial hosting provider. Like every web server on the internet, it receives each request in order to answer it: the IP address it came from, the browser's user-agent string, the page requested, the time. The provider uses that to deliver the file and to absorb abusive traffic, and its security layer may set its own cookie for that purpose.

What does not happen is the part that matters. No analytics product sits on top of those logs, no identifier follows you between pages, and nobody here builds, buys or sells a profile of a visitor.

Links that leave this site

Three kinds of link leave this site, and each one hands you to somebody else's policy the moment you follow it.

The app button. It points at go.rbt-exam-prep.com, a redirector we run on a subdomain of this site. It reads one thing — the user-agent string your browser sends — to decide whether to send you to the App Store, to Google Play or to the practice test here. It sets no cookie, records no click and keeps no log of its own. A campaign tag in the link you followed is passed along to the store so the store can attribute the visit; nothing about you is added to it. From the store onward, Apple's or Google's terms govern, not ours.

Links to the board and to the test administrator. The only external destinations on this site are bacb.com and the Pearson VUE pages for scheduling. They are ordinary links: we are not told that you clicked, and once you arrive you are covered by their policies.

Nothing else. No cross-site pixel, no shared identifier, no third-party embed anywhere on the site.

There is nothing here to send us

There is no address on this site, no form and no support queue, so there is no route by which a message from you — and the personal data inside it — could arrive here in the first place. That is a deliberate omission rather than an oversight: an address a free study site cannot actually staff is worse than none at all.

It also closes the last gap in the table above. Everything else on this page describes data this site does not collect; this is the one thing a reader could otherwise hand over voluntarily. The contact page routes you instead to the board and to the test administrator, who hold your file and your appointment and have their own policies covering both.

Your rights, and why they are quick here

Data-protection law — the GDPR in Europe, the UK GDPR, the CCPA and its successors in California — gives you rights to see, correct, delete and port the personal data a site holds about you, and to object to it being processed. Those rights apply here in full. They are simply very easy to satisfy: this site holds no personal data about you at all, so there is nothing to disclose, nothing to correct and nothing to port.

There is also no controller-side record to ask about: no account, no log tied to you, and no message from you, because there is no channel through which one could arrive. If your jurisdiction has a supervisory authority for data protection, it remains available to you as it does for any site you visit.

Children, and changes to this policy

This site is written for candidates for a credential that requires you to be at least 18 when you apply. It is not directed at children, has nothing on it aimed at them, and knowingly collects nothing from anyone of any age — which, given the table above, is not a difficult promise to keep.

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it, and the change will describe something the site started or stopped doing — nothing here ships behind an unchanged policy. Where to take a question this site cannot answer — anything about your own certification or your own appointment — is on the contact page. Who writes this site and where its facts come from is on the about page.