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NAMI uses very little browser storage, and none of it tracks you across other websites. Here is the whole list.

Last updated 16 September 2026

The short version

NAMI signs you in with a token held in your browser’s local storage rather than a tracking cookie. We set no advertising cookies, we run no third-party trackers on our pages, and we do not build a profile of you across the rest of the web. What is listed below is what the service needs in order to work.

Strictly necessary

These are required for NAMI to function. Removing them signs you out and the service stops working, so they cannot be switched off from inside the app — but you can clear them at any time from your browser settings.

NamePurpose
nami.tokenHolds the access token issued when you sign in. Without it you would have to enter your password on every page.Lasts: Until you sign out or the token is revoked
nami.profileRemembers which profile you selected, so the right list, history and recommendations load.Lasts: Until you switch profile or sign out
nami.deviceA random identifier for this browser. It lets you recognise and sign out this device from Account → Devices, and it is what the concurrent-stream limit is counted against.Lasts: Until you clear your browser storage

Functional

These remember how you like to watch. Clearing them costs you nothing but your preferences.

NamePurpose
Player preferencesYour volume, muting, subtitle track and quality choice, so the player opens the way you left it.Lasts: Until you clear your browser storage

Third party

We do not embed third-party trackers. The only outside storage you will meet is set by our payment provider on its own page while you are paying.

NamePurpose
Payment provider cookiesSet by the payment provider on its own checkout page while a payment is in progress, for fraud prevention and to complete the transaction. They are governed by that provider's policy, not ours.Lasts: Set by the provider

Analytics

We measure how NAMI is used — which rows get clicked, where playback fails, how far into a title people watch — but those events are recorded by our own API against your account, not by a third-party script in your browser. They are covered by the Privacy Policy, and you can ask us to delete them.

Controlling storage

Every browser lets you inspect and clear site data. In Chrome, Edge and Firefox it is under Settings → Privacy; on Safari it is under Settings → Advanced → Website Data. On the NAMI apps, clearing app storage has the same effect.

Clearing NAMI’s storage signs you out of this browser and returns it to the device list as a new device. Nothing on your account is lost — your profiles, My List and viewing history live on our servers, not in your browser.

Questions

If something here is unclear, ask us through the Help Centre. We would rather explain it than have you guess.