What Yoogo stores
There are no accounts, no sign-in and no profile. Yoogo keeps nothing about you on its servers. Everything below lives in your browser, on this device, and you can clear all of it at any time.
Stored in your browser
yoogo.consent.v1
- What it holds
- The single word "granted" or "denied".
- What it is for
- Whether you allowed analytics. Google Analytics is not loaded at all until you allow it, so nothing is measured before you choose.
yoogo.traveller.v1
- What it holds
- The two-letter code and name of the passport you last used, and the last five corridor pages you opened.
- What it is for
- So the search box already has your passport in it next time, and so "Recently checked" can list where you have been. It carries no identifier and is never sent to Yoogo.
Clearing site data for yoogo.to in your browser removes both. The “Forget this” control beside “Recently checked” removes the second one on its own.
What Yoogo never collects
- Names, email addresses, phone numbers or passport numbers. There is no form on this site that asks for any of them.
- An account, because there is no account to create.
- Advertising or cross-site tracking pixels.
- Your search history on a Yoogo server. The recent list exists only in your browser.
Analytics and outbound links
If you allow analytics, Google Analytics measures which pages are opened and which partner links are clicked. What it receives is the page, the partner name, and where on the page the link sat. It never receives anything that identifies you. Decline and it is not loaded at all.
Partner links leave through go.yoogo.to so a click can be counted. The click record is a count, a date and the destination country, with no visitor identifier attached. Affiliate disclosure