The short version: DeSpy does not set any cookies. There is no session cookie, no tracking cookie, and no advertising cookie anywhere on this website. The only thing we store in your browser is a small amount of local storage on your own device: one strictly-necessary key that remembers your privacy choices, and one optional key that holds a beta-interest email you type in yourself. Neither is a cookie, and neither is used to track you across the web. We run no analytics and no third-party scripts.

1. What this policy covers

This policy explains everything DeSpy stores in your web browser when you visit despy.app, why we store it, how long it stays, and how you can control or remove it. It sits alongside our Privacy Notice and our Terms; where this policy and the Privacy Notice overlap, the Privacy Notice governs how we handle personal data more broadly.

We have written this policy to match what the website actually does. If you inspect your browser’s storage while using despy.app, what you find will match the table in Section 3 and nothing else.

2. What cookies and local storage are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to save and then send back on every future request, which is how many sites recognise you or follow you between pages and across other websites. Local storage is different: it is a small store that lives only inside your own browser on your own device, is not automatically attached to any network request, and is never sent to a server unless the site’s own code deliberately reads it and transmits it. DeSpy uses only local storage, uses it sparingly, and never transmits it. We set no cookies at all.

3. What DeSpy actually stores

DeSpy keeps exactly two keys in your browser’s local storage. There are no others.

The homepage “Join the privacy movement” box stores nothing in your browser. Submitting it is a deliberate step that sends your email address to our server to start a double-opt-in newsletter subscription — nothing is subscribed until you click the confirmation link we email you, the address is encrypted at rest, and every newsletter carries a one-click unsubscribe. The full detail is in the Privacy Notice, section 3.

4. No analytics cookies. No advertising cookies — ever.

5. Global Privacy Control

DeSpy detects and honours the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal. If your browser sends a GPC signal and you have not yet made a choice in our banner, the optional functional category defaults to off. Your GPC status is recorded in the despy_consent_v1 key described above so that we can show that the signal was respected. Because we do not sell or share personal data, there is nothing further to opt out of.

For the full picture of legal bases for any personal data we process on the server side — consent, contract, and legitimate interest — see the Privacy Notice.

7. How to control your storage

Removing browser storage does not delete any beta application you may have submitted to our server. To exercise your data rights over server-side beta data, use the self-service removal form at https://despy.app/remove/ or email us at privacy@despy.app. See the Privacy Notice for the full rights and process.

8. Who operates DeSpy and how to reach us

This website is operated under the trading name DeSpy (despy.app). For any question about cookies, browser storage, or your privacy, contact our privacy team at privacy@despy.app. For general enquiries, use hello@despy.app.

Operated by: Global Digital Forensics, Inc., PO Box 431, Crystal Beach, FL 34681-0431.

Governing law: the State of Florida, United States — see our Terms for the full governing-law and disputes clause.

9. Changes to this policy

If we materially change what we store or how we store it, we will update this policy, bump its version string, and — where the change affects your choices — re-prompt you through the banner. The version and review dates for this policy appear at the top of the page and are kept in step with the consent version recorded in despy_consent_v1.

Related pages: Privacy Notice · Terms · Cookie & Storage Policy (this page).