Cookie and Measurement Notice
Effective 3 November 2026 · Version 2026-11-03.1
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This notice explains what Flirty stores on your device, how we count the use of the service, and how you choose. It belongs with the Privacy Policy. The controller is ALEKSEI KIM PR BEOGRAD, Vojvode Vlahovića 039U, apt. 14, Zvezdara, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia. Questions: support@flirty.club.
No third-party trackers. Flirty has no advertising cookies, no analytics vendor and no social-media pixels. We count visits with our own code on our own servers. The one outside script we can load is Google's sign-in prompt, and only where measurement is allowed for you.
1. What we store, and why
Everything here is needed to run the service or to remember something you chose. None of it is used to follow you from one website to another.
| Name | What it is | How long |
|---|---|---|
bh_session (cookie) | Keeps you signed in | 30 days |
bh_adult (cookie) | Remembers that you confirmed you are 18 or older and accepted the terms (it holds the version) | 1 year |
taste_done (cookie) | Remembers that you have seen the first-run interest board | 1 year |
welcome_done (cookie) | Remembers that you have answered the welcome profile panel | 1 year |
bh_storage_notice (cookie) | Remembers that you have seen the notice about what we store | 1 year |
google_state (cookie) | Protects Google sign-in against forgery | A few minutes, during sign-in |
google_next (cookie) | Remembers the page to return you to after Google sign-in | 10 minutes |
g_csrf_token (cookie) | Protects the Google sign-in prompt against forgery | 1 hour |
| Last email address, install-prompt dismissal, message drafts, pending actions (browser storage) | Convenience: fills your email, hides a prompt you closed, keeps an unsent message | Until you clear them |
bh.measurement (browser storage) | Your answer about measurement | 12 months |
| Tab session id, link marks and the card you were looking at (tab storage) | Lets the visit make sense and tells us which link brought you | Until the tab closes |
These are "strictly necessary" or "functional" storage that you ask for by using the service, so they do not need a consent banner. You can delete them in your browser settings. Flirty may then not remember you or keep you signed in.
2. How we measure the service
We count how Flirty is used: which pages bring visitors, which people are opened, which videos are watched to the end, which payment windows are opened, where sign-in is started or abandoned. The events come from a closed list built into the app. They go to our own servers. We do not send them to an advertising or analytics company.
We find your country from the address of your request with a database that sits inside our service (IP geolocation by DB-IP). We keep the two-letter country code and never the address.
3. Where you are decides how we ask
- In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Brazil, Canada, South Korea, Turkey, South Africa, India and China, and wherever we cannot tell your country, we ask first. Until you press Accept, we store nothing on your device for measurement and we send only counts that carry no identifier and cannot be put together into your path through the service (the time is rounded to the hour). If you press Accept, we keep a random identifier for as long as the tab is open, so the steps of one visit can be counted together, and if you are signed in, the steps are linked to your account. Closing the tab deletes the identifier. Decline or closing the banner counts as a refusal.
- Everywhere else, measurement is on by default, and you can switch it off.
- If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, we treat it as switching measurement off, and the choice dialog shows it as off.
4. Your choice, any time
Open Measurement choices in the footer of any page, or the link below, to switch measurement on or off. We remember your answer on this device for 12 months. Detailed measurement records are kept for 30 days and after that only daily totals with no identifier remain.
5. Google sign-in
If you are signed out, measurement is allowed for you and you are not on one of the screens for signing in or reading these documents, Flirty may show Google's sign-in prompt in the corner. To show it, your browser loads a script from Google, which can store its own data under Google's own policy. Where measurement is off for you, we do not load it. You can always sign in with your email instead.
6. Changes
If we ever add a tag from a third party that needs your consent, we will ask first and update this notice before it runs.