Privacy and measurement

Browser storage

The comparison tool uses localStorage to remember products you actively select. First-party measurement uses sessionStorage to keep a random observation session identifier, entry-source classification and test flag within a browser session. You can remove these entries with your browser’s site-data controls.

First-party observations

Browser observations include visited page paths, timestamps, a random session identifier, build version, entry-source category or referring hostname, and interactions such as filters, comparisons, pagination and source clicks. The first-party browser collector records whether search text is present rather than the raw search text.

These observations help measure usability, search and AI referral visits, and content discovery. Referrer information can be absent; an inferred source is not proof of an AI citation.

Infrastructure logs

Our AWS delivery infrastructure receives request information including IP addresses, user agents, paths, status codes and timestamps. Server logs are used for delivery diagnostics, crawler verification and aggregate reporting. IP-based crawler checks do not make the underlying logs anonymous.

Microsoft Clarity

CarryFacts loads Microsoft Clarity for interaction analytics and session replay. This third-party service has its own processing and browser-storage behavior. Review Microsoft’s privacy statement for details. The first-party collector’s search-text restriction is not a promise about third-party recording behavior.

Policy scope and contact

Detailed retention periods and an operator-specific privacy contact have not yet been published. This page describes the implemented measurement features; it does not claim that analytics data is anonymous.

The operator’s legal identity has not yet been published.

Contact: contact@carryfacts.com.