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FairPlay Pro Privacy Policy — Safe Browser-Only Boxes and One Session Flag
Read this before you type anything: FairPlay Pro keeps the sign-in, sign-up and recovery boxes on this site inside your own browser, so nothing you enter is saved here or sent on. One small session flag stops the welcome popup from repeating. Fonts come from our own server, and no analytics tag runs on any page.
FairPlay Pro Privacy Policy at a Glance — Clear Table
Four rows. That is everything this site touches on your device, because the FairPlay Pro pages were built to hold as little as possible.
| Item | Where it sits | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Text typed into a FairPlay Pro login, sign-up or recovery box | Your open tab only | Until you submit or leave the page |
Welcome flag rf-wel | sessionStorage, same tab | Until the tab closes |
| Wrong picture-code count | Page memory | Gone on reload |
| Staatliches and Public Sans fonts | Browser cache, fetched from /fonts/ | Like any cached file |
FairPlay Pro sets no cookies, and there is no ad pixel or tag manager hiding in the footer.
Safe Login and Sign-Up Boxes on FairPlay Pro
Inside the FairPlay Pro login box you are asked for a user ID, a password and a 4-digit picture code. A script in your browser draws that code on a canvas, so the digits never leave the page (the full sign-in routine is on the FairPlay Pro login page).
Press the submit button and the script checks the code locally, wipes every field, then opens 99exchlogin.com.in in a new tab. At no point does a request carrying your password go out from this site.
Ten digits in the mobile slot and a ticked 18+ line: that is all the sign-up script looks for before it empties the form. Your real FairPlay Pro ID gets dealt over WhatsApp instead, which the FairPlay Pro register page covers.
Recovery is shorter still: it shows the OTP step as text and stops there.
The One FairPlay Pro Session Flag, in Real Terms
Roughly 8 seconds after a page finishes loading, FairPlay Pro shows a welcome box once. To keep it off every page you open after that, the site writes a single value:
- Key
- rf-wel
- Value
- 1
- Lifetime
- This tab only; closing it deletes the flag
- Job
- Skip the welcome on later FairPlay Pro pages
Seeing the welcome again? Probably a new tab, since sessionStorage belongs to one tab and a fresh one starts clean. Some private-browsing modes refuse the write altogether, and because the script quietly swallows that error instead of complaining, the box may then come back on every single page you open in that window. Annoying, but harmless.
Worked example: you mistype the FairPlay Pro picture code twice, then reload. Zero again: the counter lived in page memory and was never stored. Same story for the 15-minute lock after four misses.
What FairPlay Pro Loads From Its Own Server — Verified
Staatliches for headings and Public Sans for body text sit in the site's own /fonts/ folder. With no Google Fonts call, no outside font server learns which FairPlay Pro page you opened. And no Google Analytics anywhere on FairPlay Pro.
Our host keeps a standard access log, the kind most web servers write by default: an address, a time, the page asked for. Nothing on the page adds to that.
One outside address appears in the buttons, 99exchlogin.com.in, which is where every FairPlay Pro CTA and the WhatsApp desk link point, and once you are on that site or chatting with the desk, its own handling applies rather than anything written here. This policy covers fairplay-pro.net.in and nothing past it.
Your Rights With FairPlay Pro and a Trusted Contact
Removing what this site left is quick. Close the tab and the flag goes. Clear site data in your browser settings and the cached fonts go too. Whole list. Nothing else was kept.
Anything you typed into WhatsApp went to a person, not to this page. For that chat history, a spelling fix on your UPI name, or closing an ID, the FairPlay Pro desk on +91 81097 11726 is the place to ask, user ID first in the message.
If FairPlay Pro ever adds storage or a tracker, this page changes first, dated. Last reviewed 1 October 2026.
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