Privacy at Starlink Gaming USA
No accounts, no forms, and the two tools never send your answers anywhere. The rest of the detail is below.
What happens to your answers
The gaming and TV check and the TV bill calculator work entirely inside your browser. Nothing you pick or type goes to a server or into analytics, and it disappears when the page closes. Neither tool asks for an address, a ZIP code, your location or any way to reach you.
Counting visits
Page views may be counted with Google Analytics 4, along with clicks on referral buttons, where the only thing recorded is which button it was. Google signals and ad personalization stay switched off. A browser that signals Global Privacy Control never loads the analytics tag in the first place.
What sits in your browser
Once the referral pop-up has appeared, or once you click a referral button, the site keeps a time stamp in local storage on your device so the pop-up doesn’t come back. A referral click also sets a one-word flag for the current tab session. Neither holds anything about you.
Server logs
The company that hosts the site keeps ordinary server logs, such as IP addresses and which page was requested, for security and to keep the site running. Its own privacy policy covers those logs.
Leaving for Starlink’s site
Press a referral button and Starlink’s site loads in a fresh tab, with nothing about you handed over. From that point Starlink’s privacy policy is the one that applies.
Who the site is for
Starlink Gaming USA is written for adults who pay the household’s internet and TV bills. Children aren’t its audience, and it asks no one for personal details.
If this notice changes, the change is dated on the corrections page.