Storage this application uses
The fourbrothers localStorage entry keeps your bag, language, selected kitchen, pickup/delivery mode and sign-in state, including the authentication token and basic account fields. Anyone with access to your browser profile may see stored information; sign out on shared devices. The fourbrothersPendingOrder sessionStorage entry holds an order identifier during checkout. These are browser storage entries, not advertising cookies.
If Google sign-in is configured, temporary HttpOnly cookies fbk_google_state and fbk_google_exchange bind its sign-in exchange. They have a configured ten-minute lifetime and are cleared during that flow. Guest order links can contain an access token in the URL; do not share those links or screenshots of them publicly.
Optional tracking
No optional advertising or browser analytics tracker is installed in the reviewed application source. Internal order metrics do not require accepting marketing cookies. There are no optional tracker categories to turn on or off here, so the site does not display a nonfunctional Accept/Reject banner. Hosting and any external service may have their own necessary storage; review is required before adding analytics, pixels or new providers.
Manage your browser and communication choices
Use your browser's site-data settings to remove this site's localStorage/cookies. This can sign you out, empty your bag and remove local choices or pending-order references; it does not delete server accounts, orders, consent or audit records. Sign-in and bag functionality may be limited if you block functional storage. Account email preferences are managed separately in your signed-in account. Do not remove another site's data or expect this page to control external providers.
Before public launch
The owner must confirm the responsible legal entity, a working customer/privacy contact, the effective date, applicable retention and request procedures, and the operational policies described below. No legal or regulatory certification is claimed. Nothing here is intended to remove rights that applicable law protects.