FlightPush · Trust Center
Updated 2026-10-29What FlightPush stores in the browser and why.
Section 01
Authentication and security features may use browser storage or cookies required to maintain a signed-in session and protect account actions.
Section 02
FlightPush may store preferences such as theme choice and limited referral or campaign attribution. Attribution values are validated and bounded before they are used by server-side purchase flows.
Section 03
The site uses privacy-conscious analytics and exposes cookie preferences where optional tracking requires a choice. FlightPush should not describe a tool as cookie-free or anonymous unless the current implementation and provider behavior support that statement.
First-party analytics keeps a random visitor identifier in local storage and a per-tab session identifier in session storage. Both exist only while analytics is on; turning analytics off removes them.