By Ananya Rathi
Reviewed by Rajeev SatheCricketin sets no cookies at all. An audit of the live code on 23 August 2026 found two items in browser storage — a record of your cookie choice and a record that you confirmed you are 18 — and nothing else.
There is no analytics, no advertising, no embedded video and no third-party script on this site. This page lists what is stored, why, and how to remove it.
What the audit found
We read the site's own code on 23 August 2026: every script and stylesheet it loads, every image and font, and every place it writes to the browser. The result is short.
The site sets no cookies. It writes two values into local storage, both because you acted: one records the choice you made in the cookie banner, the other records that you confirmed you are over 18. There is no analytics tool, no advertising tag, no social pixel, no embedded video and no third-party font. Scripts, styles and fonts are all served from this domain.
Links to sources — a ministry release, a court page, a rulebook — are ordinary links. Nothing is loaded from those sites into this one, so they learn nothing about you until you click.
What is stored, and for how long
Table 1. Everything Cricketin writes to your browser
Item | Type | Why it exists | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
cookie_consent_status | Local storage | Remembers the choice you made in the cookie banner, so it stops asking | Until you clear site data |
ageConfirmed | Local storage | Remembers that you confirmed you are 18 or older, so the age gate stops asking | Until you clear site data |
Local storage is not a cookie. It is never sent to our server with a request; it stays in your browser until you or your browser removes it. Neither value contains a name, an email, an identifier, or anything that describes you.
How to remove them
Clear site data for this domain in your browser settings, or use a private window. Both values come back the next time you answer the banner and the age gate. Nothing else depends on them: clearing them costs you two clicks, not access.
What the server sees
Like any web server, the host that serves these pages records requests: an IP address, a timestamp, the page requested and the browser string. That is a function of hosting, not a tracking choice, and we join those logs to nothing else. The retention period set by the host is not published here yet, and we will not print a number we have not confirmed against the hosting configuration.
Why there is no consent tool
Consent tools exist to gate storage that is not necessary — analytics, advertising, profiling. This site runs none, and the two items it does store are records of your own answers. If that ever changes, it lands in the table above first, with the provider named, and any non-necessary storage waits for consent before it starts.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is the frame we work to for anything that would count as personal data.
Children
The site carries an 18+ gate and is not built for children. Nothing here profiles a visitor of any age, because no profiling tool runs at all.
Questions people ask
What cookies does Cricketin use?
None. The site sets no cookies. It keeps two values in local storage — your cookie choice and your age confirmation — and nothing else.
Can I change my cookie choice?
Yes. Clear site data for this domain in your browser and the banner asks again on your next visit.
Does Cricketin use advertising or analytics tools?
No. The audit on 23 August 2026 found no analytics tag, no advertising script and no third-party tracker on any page.
How do I ask a cookie question?
Through the routes on our contact page. We do not yet publish a monitored inbox, and we say so there rather than print an address nobody watches.
