BlueEx Logistics Tracking Cookie Policy & Web Storage Notice

Last Updated: September 2026

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1. Data Storage Technologies

When looking up BlueEx air cargo and e-commerce shipments on BlueExTracking.com, minimal data files such as cookies or local storage keys are placed on your device. These tools ensure fast lookup speeds, defend against bot flooding, and store your recent tracking numbers locally.

Here we describe our client storage deployment and how you can exercise full control over it.

2. Storage Mechanisms in Use

A. Mandatory Platform Defense Tokens

Technical tokens shielding our air cargo portal from hostile web automation.

Our edge protection layer utilizes small encrypted session markers to ward off automated script attacks. These defense tokens process zero personal consumer identity.

B. Air Cargo Query Memory (`blueex_recent_searches_v1`)

Keeping recent BlueEx tracking codes on your device.

We use the browser storage key blueex_recent_searches_v1 in your browser's localStorage. This stores your last 5 queried BlueEx consignment IDs on your own operating system. This record remains purely client-side.

Hiding the disclosure strip sets blueex_disclaimer_dismissed in sessionStorage, a one-word flag that the browser discards when the tab ends.

C. Google AdSense & Third-Party Marketing

Funding courier lookup operations through third-party advertising partners.

We partner with Google AdSense to sustain our web portal. Third-party ad networks utilize tracking cookies to display commercials relevant to your general interests and prevent identical banner repeats.

3. Advertising Opt-Out Resources

You can control third-party tracking across major digital advertising consortiums using these portals:

Google Ad Settings: Manage personalized advertising controls at adssettings.google.com.
DAA Consumer Choice: Opt out of participating ad vendors at aboutads.info/choices.
NAI Multi-Network Tool: Adjust consumer preferences via optout.networkadvertising.org.
European Users: Adjust preferences at youronlinechoices.eu.

4. Browser Management Instructions

You can adjust cookie settings directly within your preferred web client:

Google Chrome

To restrict cookies in Chrome, visit Settings, select Privacy and security from the sidebar, and specify your third-party cookie handling preference.

Mozilla Firefox

To restrict cookies in Firefox, open Settings, choose Privacy & Security, and set Enhanced Tracking Protection to Strict.

Apple Safari

To restrict cookies in Safari, select Settings from the Safari menu, go to Privacy, and turn on Prevent cross-site tracking.

Microsoft Edge

To restrict cookies in Edge, navigate to Settings > Cookies and site permissions, and toggle the option to block third-party cookies.

5. Questions Concerning Cookies

For further guidance on our data privacy practices, view our Privacy Policy or write to our privacy desk at privacy@blueextracking.com.