Cookie & Local Storage Policy
1. Core Principles
Quikk believes in truthful, straightforward transparency regarding browser technologies. Many websites present complex cookie policies describing tracking technologies they do not actually operate, or install intrusive cookie banners that serve no user privacy benefit.
This policy details the exact browser storage technologies used across our public websites (quikkride.com, quikkeats.com, and quikkbusiness.com) based on an empirical technical audit of our production code.
2. Public Website Storage Audit
Our audit of the public Quikk websites confirms the following technical architecture:
Verified Technical Findings:
- No Advertising Cookies: We do not set or read third-party advertising, retargeting, or behavioral tracking cookies.
- No Third-Party Analytics Trackers: We do not embed external analytics scripts, social media tracking pixels, or cross-site tracking beacons.
- No Public Cookie Creation: Visitors browsing our landing pages, information sections, rates tables, or reading legal policies receive zero cookies generated by Quikk.
- No Public LocalStorage Usage: Our public front-end user experience does not use
localStorageorsessionStorageto track visitors.
3. Administrative Console Session Storage
The only area of our web properties utilizing local browser storage is the private Command Center (/admin.html), which is restricted to authorized Quikk internal personnel:
- Firebase Authentication Tokens: When an authorized administrator signs in to review applicant submissions or support tickets, the Firebase Auth SDK utilizes browser
IndexedDBandlocalStoragesolely to securely persist the encrypted JSON Web Token (JWT) session. - Purpose: Maintaining active administrative session state and authorizing authenticated calls to Cloud Firestore and Firebase Storage.
- Recipient: Strictly internal administrative staff; never shared with third parties.
These administrative tokens are not cookies and are never accessed by or placed on the devices of everyday public visitors.
5. Mobile Application Storage
When you download and utilize upcoming Quikk mobile applications on iOS or Android, the application uses local sandboxed device storage to provide essential service capabilities:
- Authentication Credentials: Securely keeping you logged in to your account.
- App Preferences: Remembering UI language and display settings.
- Temporary Caching: Caching menu thumbnails, restaurant logos, and map tiles locally to minimize mobile data consumption on local network connections.
Mobile device storage is isolated by the operating system sandbox and cannot be read across unrelated third-party apps.
6. Managing Your Settings
You can control or clear your browser’s cache, local storage, and history at any time through standard browser settings in Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. Clearing your storage will remove any cached assets (such as images and stylesheet files) without impacting your ability to browse our public websites.
For inquiries regarding our technical storage practices, contact our support team at Support@rareincorporated.com.