What is stored in your browser

The four things this site keeps on your device

Short enough to list in full, which is a better answer than a table of categories describing trackers this site does not use.

Last reviewed August 25, 2026

What a cookie is here

A small piece of text the site asks your browser to keep and send back on the next request. It is how a website recognises that two requests came from the same person — without it, signing in would end at the next click.

Every cookie this site sets

All four are set by this site itself. None is set by anybody else, and none follows you to another site.

Name What it is for How long
united-police-association-session Keeps you signed in between pages. Without it every click would sign you out. Until the browser closes
XSRF-TOKEN Proves a form was submitted from this site and not from somewhere else pretending to be it. Until the browser closes
upa_consent Remembers what you chose about analytics, so you are not asked again on every page. 365 days
locale Remembers which language you are reading in. Until the browser closes

What is not here

No advertising cookies, no third-party trackers, no analytics script from another company, and nothing that follows you off this site. The association measures its own traffic with its own tables, which is why there is nothing further to list.

Changing your mind

The first two are needed for the site to work at all: refusing them means refusing to sign in. The other two are yours to decide, and you can decide again at any time — including back to no, which is the direction that matters.

Privacy settings

These pages are published in ten languages. Where a translation and the English text differ, the English text is the one that was reviewed.

The association counts visits with its own tables — no advertising, no third party, and nothing that follows you off this site. It is off unless you say otherwise, and you can change your mind at any time.

What is stored in your browser