What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies, local storage, SDK storage, pixels, scripts, and similar technologies store or access information on a browser or device. MyLyft uses these technologies to keep users signed in, remember choices, prevent fraud, process payments, measure performance, and improve reliability.
Strictly necessary technologies
These are required for core service functions and may be used without optional consent where the law allows.
- Authentication sessions and security tokens.
- Fraud prevention, rate limiting, and account protection.
- Shopping, booking, payment, and checkout state.
- Cookie preference storage.
Analytics and performance
If enabled, analytics help MyLyft understand page performance, errors, conversion, ride request flow, and app reliability. Where consent is required, analytics should not run until the user has accepted the relevant setting.
Marketing and personalisation
If enabled, marketing cookies or SDKs may help measure campaigns, avoid repeating messages, and personalise content. MyLyft should not use non-essential marketing cookies unless the user has made a valid choice where required.
Third-party technologies
MyLyft may use third-party services such as Google Maps, Stripe, PayPal, Firebase, analytics, crash reporting, SMS, email, and support tools. These providers may set or access storage when their services are used.
Managing choices
Users can control many cookies through browser settings. Mobile users can manage permissions and tracking choices in device settings.
When MyLyft enables a cookie preference centre or banner, users should be able to accept, reject, or change non-essential cookie choices without losing access to core service functions.