Cookie Policy
Last updated: 9 November 2026Cookies and browser storage help websites remember information on your device. This page explains which analytics and marketing tags run on this site and when, how our shopping and enquiry features use storage, and when our booking and payment providers may set their own cookies.
Airpop Media sets no cookies of its own by default. Nothing from Google, Meta, LinkedIn or Microsoft loads until you make a choice in the cookie banner, and the banner offers three: "Accept all" (analytics and marketing), "Analytics only", or "Decline" (neither). Our own analytics counter runs for every visitor and sets no cookies. We use local storage and session storage for the cart, checkout access, enquiry attribution and your cookie choice, and on our digital store for your currency choice, the orders you place and your purchases account sign-in, as explained below. We do not sell visitor data.
Once you allow analytics or marketing, the site loads one Google Tag Manager container from googletagmanager.com. Every analytics and marketing tag listed on this page runs inside that container and only within the categories you allowed; the container itself sets no cookies. If you decline, the container is never loaded, so none of those tags can run. Your choice is sent to the container with Google Consent Mode, so Google's tags also know what you allowed.
We measure how the site is used with Umami, which runs on our own server, sets no cookies and stores no personal data, for every visitor. Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity run only if you choose "Accept all" or "Analytics only" in the banner. Our web server also keeps ordinary access logs, as every web server does, but they are deleted automatically after about two weeks and we do not build them into profiles of visitors.
Our own analytics, hosted on our own server. It counts page views, referrers, country, device type, browser and screen size, and events such as an enquiry being sent. It sets no cookies. Visits are grouped under a hash that changes every month and cannot be traced back to you, and it honours your browser's Do Not Track setting. Nothing from it leaves our server.
Counts pages viewed, sessions, approximate location, device and browser, and the events we name below. It sets the cookies _ga and _ga_<id> on airpopmedia.com for up to 2 years to tell returning visits apart. Google LLC (United States) processes the data for us.
Records how pages are used as heatmaps and session replays: scrolling, clicks and movement. Anything you type into a form field is masked before it is recorded. It sets _clck on airpopmedia.com for 1 year to recognise a returning browser and _clsk for 1 day to stitch one visit together, and Microsoft sets its own cookies on clarity.ms and bing.com (MUID, CLID, ANONCHK, SM, MR, SRM_B, up to 1 year) for the same purpose. Microsoft Corporation (United States) processes the data for us.
Local storage (airpop.consent) remembers whether you allowed analytics and whether you allowed marketing, and when you chose, for 180 days. After that we ask again. Choices made under our earlier analytics-only banner are not reused: the new banner asks once more.
These tags measure whether our advertising brought you here and let us show relevant ads to people who visited airpopmedia.com. They run only after "Accept all". Choosing "Analytics only" or "Decline" keeps every one of them off. They receive page views and the events we name here, enquiry, book_call, whatsapp_click, work_viewed, scroll_75, checkout_start and purchase, with the service, a random reference number for each enquiry so it is not counted twice, the page the link was on, the project viewed, that a page was read three quarters of the way down, and the amount and currency of a purchase. We never send your name, email address, phone number or anything you typed into a form.
Conversion measurement and remarketing by Google LLC (United States). It sets _gcl_au on airpopmedia.com for 3 months, and if you arrive from a Google ad, other _gcl_ cookies for the same period to link the visit to that ad. It reports an enquiry or a purchase to Google Ads so we know which ads work. If you arrived from a Google ad and chose "Accept all", we may also upload that click identifier (gclid) from our own records to Google Ads when the enquiry becomes a booked call or a won project, with no personal fields; your choice is recorded with the enquiry, and without "Accept all" nothing is uploaded.
Conversion measurement and remarketing for Facebook and Instagram ads by Meta Platforms, Inc. (United States). It sets _fbp on airpopmedia.com for 3 months and, if you arrive from a Facebook or Instagram ad, _fbc for 3 months. It reports a page view, an enquiry (Lead), a booking click (Schedule) and a purchase (Purchase). We do not use Meta's Advanced Matching, so no form fields are sent. If you arrived from a Facebook or Instagram ad and chose "Accept all", our server may also report the enquiry, a booked call or a won project to Meta with the click identifier (fbclid) from that link and the time, never your name, contact details, IP address or browser; your choice is recorded with the enquiry, and without "Accept all" nothing is reported.
Conversion measurement and remarketing for LinkedIn ads by LinkedIn Corporation, a Microsoft company (United States). It sets li_sugr, bcookie, lidc, UserMatchHistory and AnalyticsSyncHistory on linkedin.com for up to 2 years, and ln_or on airpopmedia.com for 1 day. It reports page views and an enquiry.
Browser storage stays on your device. Local storage persists between visits; session storage is normally cleared when its browser session ends. These features do not store your card details or UPI PIN. The shopping and store entries below are needed for those features to work, so we do not ask for consent for them.
Local storage remembers whether you added the Airpop OS subscription. It contains the product selection and is cleared when you remove the product, complete checkout, or clear your browser data.
Session storage holds the checkout reference and a private access token for checking subscription status and requesting cancellation. Keep that browser session open to manage the subscription. If it ends or you clear its data, contact connect@airpopmedia.com with your payment or subscription reference for help.
Local storage (airpop-store-currency-v1) remembers the currency you picked for store prices (rupees, dollars, pounds or euros). It holds no personal data and stays until you clear it. Until you pick one, the currency comes from a country lookup that runs on our own server, which stores nothing in your browser and does not keep your IP address.
Session storage keeps the orders you place in this tab (airpop-store-orders-v1: the order reference and a private access token, so the confirmation page can show your downloads and invoice) and the last checkout attempt (airpop-store-attempt-v1: a scrambled fingerprint of the form, never the details themselves, with its checkout reference and access token, so pressing Pay again resumes the same order). It is cleared when the browser session ends; your purchases stay in your account.
After you sign in with the code we email you, local storage (airpop-store-account-v1) keeps your sign-in for up to 30 days, so you can come back to your downloads and invoices. Signing out removes it and ends the session on our server too.
Local storage (airpop_first_touch) remembers the landing-page URL, the referring URL, the time of your first visit and the campaign and click identifiers in the link you arrived by (utm parameters, a Google gclid, a Meta fbclid or a LinkedIn li_fat_id) for 30 days. The first visit wins; a later visit replaces it only after those 30 days. If you submit an enquiry or a brand audit request, we include these details to understand where it came from. When local storage is unavailable, session storage holds them for the current browser session instead.
External providers can use their own cookies and browser storage when their tools load.
Cal.com powers the booking calendar and sets its own cookies to keep track of your booking session. The calendar loads as soon as the page opens, so those cookies are set on arrival rather than only when you start booking.
Razorpay Checkout loads when you choose to pay for Airpop OS or a digital product. Razorpay may use cookies and storage to process payments, secure checkout, and provide its services under its own privacy policy. We do not load its checkout script simply because you visit a product, store or cart page.
Vimeo hosts our showreel and project videos. We load every player in Do Not Track mode, so Vimeo does not record your viewing for advertising or profiling. The player still sets Cloudflare security cookies on vimeo.com (__cf_bm, cf_clearance and __cf_ob) that help Vimeo tell visitors from bots, and it counts anonymous plays so we know a video is being watched.
Use "Cookie preferences" in the footer to change your choice at any time; it reopens the banner. Choosing less than before stops the tags you refused and removes the cookies they set on airpopmedia.com. Cookies a provider set on its own domain, such as linkedin.com, can only be removed in your browser settings. Your browser also lets you block third-party cookies, clear site data, or browse in a private window. Clearing site data removes your saved cart and checkout access, your store currency choice, and signs you out of your purchases account (sign in again with a new code). Blocking cookies or storage may prevent the booking calendar or payment checkout from working. Clearing browser data does not cancel a subscription: use the subscription page in your checkout session or contact connect@airpopmedia.com to request cancellation.
If you want to know more about what we collect, read our Privacy Policy or email us at wasif@airpopmedia.com.