Four facts, each read off this build rather than written into the page. If one of them changes, this page changes with it.
What is counted, what is never sent, what is queued at this moment, and what is stored on your machine.
Nothing. Everything in this browser has reached your account.
Automatic click capture is off, because the thing being clicked on this product is very often an answer to a DVSA question. Session recording is off for the same reason with pictures. Page views are recorded as a route rather than an address, because an address can carry a search term and a search box is the most reliable place for somebody to type their own name.
There is none. No advertising network is loaded on any page of this product, nothing about you is sold or shared, and there is no advert to turn off because there was never one to turn on.
One question, two answers of equal weight, and no answer at all is not an answer in our favour.
Declining changes nothing about how the product works. Every question, the whole Highway Code, your plan and your predicted score behave exactly the same either way, and always will.
Signing in is what puts anything of yours on our side. Until then there is nothing of yours to hold.
With an account, your answers go up as a log — one row per answer, with the question, the date and whether you got it right — rather than as a summary. That is what lets a phone and a browser that were both offline be put back together without either of them losing anything, and it is why the export can hand you every answer rather than a total.
Your run of days, your predicted score and your topic figures are worked out from that log every time they are shown. None of them is stored as a number, so none of them can be wrong in a way you cannot check against your own answers.
See what is held for you, take a copy of it, or take all of it away.
Deleting is deleting: Your data holds one control that removes every answer from this browser and, where you have one, from your account too.