In the product. The first time you visit, a bar at the bottom of the page offers Accept and Decline. Nothing optional is stored on your device until you accept — closing the bar without choosing has the same effect as declining.
You can change your answer at any time. The link in the footer of any page reopens the bar.
What declining actually does. It is a real refusal, not a way to hide the bar. No Google Analytics or Google Ads cookie is written or read, no advertising identifier is sent, no session identifier is created for you, and your precise city and region, the referring site and the click-detail we would otherwise keep are discarded on our server before anything is written to the database — nor is your IP address ever sent to the third-party geolocation service. If you decline after having accepted, the session identifier already created is deleted from your browser and the consent signals sent to Google flip back to denied.
What we still record without consent.Essential, first-party analytics that we run and secure the Services on under our legitimate interests: which page was opened, for how long, the IP address it came from, the country resolved from it, and the browser's user-agent string — the aggregate signals that let us tell a real visitor from a crawler and see who is on the site. None of it carries a cross-site identifier, none is sold, and none feeds advertising. So that the count is of people rather than of page loads, each visit is grouped under a key our server derives from your connection and rotates every day: a one-way value that cannot be joined to yesterday or tomorrow. A cookieless ping to Google, carrying no identifier, is also sent. A tracker-blocking extension will stop the client-side part if you would rather it did not happen.
In your browser. You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings, by site and by category. If you block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the Services will stop working, including sign-in and account security features.
Some browsers transmit "Do Not Track" (DNT) signals. Because no common industry standard governs DNT signals, our Services do not respond to DNT signals at this time. The consent bar described in section 5 is the control we do offer, and it is honoured on the server as well as in your browser.
If you access our Services from outside the United States, your information may be processed in the U.S. and other countries where our providers operate, subject to applicable legal safeguards.
- Company name:
- THECRYPTOHUB LLC
- Mailing address:
- South Governors Avenue, Dover, Delaware, US
- Privacy email:
- hello@thecryptohub.io