Short version: one cookie keeps you signed in. Anything that measures visits or advertising loads only if you say yes, and you can change your answer on this page at any time.
| Cookie | Purpose | Lasts | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| sb-*-auth-token | Keeps you signed in so you can reach your bookings without entering your password on every page. | Until you sign out | Strictly necessary |
| _fbp | Set by Meta’s pixel, and only after you allow it. Gives your browser an ID so Meta can connect visits here with its advertising. | 90 days | Advertising, optional |
| _fbc | Only if you allowed the pixel and arrived by clicking one of our ads on Facebook or Instagram. Records which ad it was. | 90 days | Advertising, optional |
The sign-in cookie is set by Supabase, the service that handles our accounts and data. It contains your session, not a profile of you.
Your answer to the question below is remembered in your browser’s own storage, under the name acr.tag-consent. That is not a cookie and it is never sent to us. It is there so that we do not ask you again on every page.
Like any request your browser makes, these carry your IP address. Neither tool runs in your account, on the sign-in pages, or on any page whose address contains a booking reference, whatever you chose. Your name, licence, documents and payment details are not passed to either.
Nothing above loads until you say yes, and saying no costs you nothing: the site works the same either way.
Switching off stops both tools straight away and removes Meta’s cookies from this site. It cannot recall what was sent while they were on. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we take that as a no and do not ask.
A cookie that only keeps you logged in is classed as strictly necessary, and the rules require us to tell you about it rather than ask permission. Tools that measure visits or advertising are not needed to rent you a car, so they are your call.
One thing this does not cover: if you give us your email address in exchange for a discount code, that is a separate permission and we do ask for it explicitly, with an unticked box. Cookies and marketing email are different rules and we treat them that way. The privacy policy explains what we store and how to unsubscribe.
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings. Blocking ours will stop you staying signed in, so you would not be able to reach your bookings — but you can still browse the fleet and see prices.
Ask us and a person will answer. hello@ambercarrental.com. See also our privacy policy.