1What the app link records
Every app button on the site, in the header, the menu, the home page, the side panel and the Next step box, works the same way.
Every “Get the app” button points to go.bcps-pharmacist.com, a small redirect we run. iPhone and iPad visitors are sent straight to the App Store listing, with a campaign label naming this site. Our app has no Android version, so Android phones are sent straight to the free practice set on this site. Computers and other browsers see a short page on go.bcps-pharmacist.com with an App Store badge and a link to the same free practice set; following either link passes through the redirect once more. Each request to the redirect is recorded server-side, after it has been answered, with these fields:
- Pagethe page the button was on (the pg value in the link) or, without it, the referring page on this site
- Button positionwhere on the page the button sits (the src value: top, menu, hero, rail, band)
- Deviceoperating system family and the browser's user-agent string
- Destinationwhere the redirect sent you: the App Store listing, the free practice set on this site, or the short go. page with both links
- Networkyour IP address and the network (ASN) it belongs to
- Approximate locationcountry, region and city as Cloudflare derives them from the IP address
- Referrer and timethe referring page as your browser reports it, and the time of the request
No cookies are set, no script runs on your device for it, and no identifier is shared with any other website. Pages on this site itself load no analytics or advertising code.
2Two more details in each line
Besides the fields above, each line notes which step it was: the first tap on an app button, or the choice made on the short go. page that computers see. So a visit from a computer that ends in the App Store writes two lines, and a tap on an iPhone writes one.
Requests that ask only for a link’s headers without loading it, as some prefetchers do, are not recorded.
3What the log never contains
- Your name or email
- The site has no accounts, sign-ups or forms, so there is nothing to collect them with.
- Your case answers
- Practice and mock picks are scored in your browser and are gone when you leave the page; they are never sent to us.
- A cookie or device ID
- Nothing is stored on your device to recognize you on a later visit, here or on any other website.
- Anything from the App Store
- We do not receive your Apple ID, whether you in particular installed the app, or anything you do inside it.
4The App Store side
On an iPhone or iPad the redirect sends you to the App Store listing for Pharmacotherapy Exam Prep 2026 with a campaign label that names this website. Apple uses such labels to give an app’s publisher aggregate counts of store visits and downloads per label; it does not pass on who you are.
Once you are on the App Store, Apple’s own privacy terms apply, and the listing shows the app’s own privacy details. Neither is covered by this page.
5Hosting, fonts and the click log itself
The pages are static files delivered through Cloudflare’s network, which, like any web host, handles your IP address to send each page to you. The typefaces load from this site’s own server, so no font service sees your visit.
We read the click log to learn which pages and button positions lead people to the app, and to set aside traffic from bots. It is stored in our own systems, and we do not sell it or share it with advertisers.
Next step
Back to the cases
Nothing on this page changes how the practice set works: it runs in your browser and keeps nothing.
Pharmacotherapy Exam Prep 2026 is an app for iPhone and iPad only; there is no Android version. On any other phone or a computer, use the free practice set on this site in your browser.