Privacy
Privacy
The checklists and tools work without knowing who you are or where you live, and they remember nothing.
Nothing personal, by design
The site asks for no address, ZIP code, name, email, phone number or photo. The fit check and the date tool work inside your browser: your taps and dates stay on the page and vanish when you close it.
Counting visits with Google Analytics 4
When the site has its own GA4 property, it loads Google’s gtag.js to count visits and a handful of events: the page viewed, a click on a referral button (and its place on the page), a one-word fit-check result such as “fit”, and use of the date tool or calendar file. Your answers and dates are never sent. Ad personalization and Google signals stay switched off. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control doesn’t load the tag. GA4 uses first-party cookies to tell one visit from another.
The one thing stored on your device
A single local-storage key, otc-pop-seen, notes that the first-visit card has been shown so it stays away afterwards. Clearing this site’s data deletes it.
Leaving for the order site
Clicking an order button loads starlink.com separately; from there, Starlink’s own privacy policy applies.