Cookie Policy
CinemaHub itself does not set any advertising, analytics or tracking cookies, and it does not use cookies to recognize you between visits. This page lists everything that is stored on your device when you use the site.
Browser storage used by CinemaHub
CinemaHub uses your browser’s local storage, which works like a cookie but, unlike a cookie, is not sent to the server automatically, for two features you choose to use:
| Name | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
cinemahub:list | The titles you saved to My List (title, year, poster path and page address). | Until you remove the items or clear site data. |
cinemahub:region | The country you chose for where-to-watch information. When a title page loads streaming options for it, the country code is included in that request to CinemaHub’s server. | Until you change it or clear site data. |
Because these are needed only for features you actively use and stay on your device, no consent banner is shown. You can remove them at any time from My List (“Clear list”) or in your browser’s settings for this site.
Security cookies from Cloudflare
CinemaHub is delivered through Cloudflare, which may set strictly necessary cookies (such as __cf_bm) to tell people from malicious bots. These are short-lived, are not used for advertising, and are covered by Cloudflare’s own cookie policy.
YouTube trailers
Trailers are embedded with YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode (youtube-nocookie.com) and the player loads only after you press play. Before that, only a preview image is loaded from YouTube’s image server. Once you play a trailer, YouTube may store data on your device according to Google’s policies.
Images
Posters and photos are loaded from TMDB’s image servers. CinemaHub does not ask them to set cookies.
Changes
If CinemaHub ever adds a feature that needs other cookies, this page will be updated first, and a consent choice will be added wherever the law requires one.