One sign-in cookie, a few drafts saved in your own browser, and Google Analytics only after you say yes — which is why the only banner you see asks one question.
Effective 4 September 2026
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We set one cookie, and only after you sign in. On the marketing site we also ask, once, whether we may count visits with Google Analytics. Nothing from Google loads until you say yes, and you can turn it off below at any time. We use no advertising or tracking scripts, nothing follows you to other websites, and nothing is sold or shared with an ad network.
That is why the only thing you are asked to accept is the one question about counting visits, and only on the public site.
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Signing in sets a cookie named kyp_session. It holds a random session identifier — not your name, your email, or anything readable about you — and it is what keeps you signed in as you move between pages.
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On kyprewards.com — not in the signed-in apps — we ask once whether we may use Google Analytics 4 to see which pages help people and which do not. Until you choose Allow, no script is fetched from Google and no analytics cookie exists. If you choose No thanks, nothing is loaded and you are not asked again in this browser.
kyp.ph, the site for shoppers, uses the same consent gate and has its own cookies page; an answer given on one site does not carry over to the other. The shopper wallet never loads analytics.
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A few screens keep a draft or a preference in your browser's own storage so a refresh does not lose your work. These never leave the device, and clearing your browser data removes them.
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Your browser can block or clear cookies and site data at any time. Blocking the session cookie will stop you being able to sign in, because it is the mechanism that keeps you signed in — the signed-out marketing pages will still work normally. The analytics choice is changed with the control at the foot of this page.
Questions can be sent to support@kyprewards.com.
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Adding any further analytics or advertising tool would change the answer on this page and would be asked for before it loaded, in the same way. We will update this page before any such tool ships.
This applies to this browser only. Turning it off reloads the page so the tag, if it was running, is gone.