GGyess Cookie Policy

Public website notice · November 9, 2026

Privacy on the public GGyess website

This notice applies to the public pages at ggyess.com. It supplements the platform policy below. The separate app at /app/ also processes account and workspace data. For these public pages, this notice supersedes the regional tracking descriptions in the November 2 platform policy. Optional measurement requires your permission in every country. Local builds and previews never load Google Tag Manager or other measurement tools, even when you accept. The choice you make here applies to this public website.

When you visit or reject all

Your browser sends the requests needed to deliver the page, including your IP address and browser headers, to the website and its hosting providers. These requests serve and secure the site. Language comes from the page address or your browser preferences. Browsing does not require an account, analytics cookies or an advertising identifier.

When you choose, GGyess stores the notice version, the time and your choices by purpose in local storage under ggyess.landings.consent.v2 for up to 180 days. This first-party record remembers your decision on this browser. It is not sent to Google or used to identify you across websites. Rejecting all disables tracking. You can still read the entire website. Without a valid choice, optional tracking stays off.

When you allow an optional purpose in production, GLOADI LLC first saves a private consent receipt with its hosting provider, Cloudflare. It records the time, language, notice version and purposes you chose under a random reference for 180 days. The receipt does not include your IP address, email, account or page address. An initial rejection stays in your browser. If you withdraw, tracking stops immediately and the website attempts to record the change against the earlier receipt. Receipts are not shared with advertising or analytics services.

If you allow usage analytics

Google Tag Manager loads Google Analytics 4 to help GLOADI LLC measure page visits and interactions, including clicks on buttons that open the app. Google receives technical connection data (including your IP address to handle the request), browser and device information, page and referring-site information, and pseudonymous analytics identifiers. Aggregate reports may be based on individual events. The same Google tag is used for analytics and advertising. When you choose only analytics, Google receives signals denying advertising storage, advertising use of your data and personalized ads. Allowing analytics alone does not authorize advertising, personalized ads, Google Signals or session recording.

Google Analytics may set the first-party cookies _ga (browser identifier) and _ga_5TGPRS8NJB (session state). The website requests a maximum lifetime of 180 days without renewing it on each visit. Browser restrictions can shorten this period. The consent preference and analytics cookies serve different purposes. Rejecting optional analytics does not restrict access to these pages.

If you follow a campaign link and allow analytics, Google Analytics can receive campaign labels, such as the source, medium and campaign name. To keep the original address away from measurement tools, the site may reload the same landing and briefly hold the permitted labels, receipt reference and navigation context in this tab. The next document consumes that record once and ignores it after 60 seconds. If you decline or leave before choosing, the site does not carry the campaign to the next page. The hosting provider receives the initial URL when it delivers the page.

Advertising and session recording

The following services are available only in reviewed markets. Your settings show the purposes available to you. Rejecting them does not limit access to the site.

These purposes are available to adults aged 18 or older. If you select them, your consent receipt records your declaration and the providers you authorized. We do not request your date of birth.

• Google Ads · Google LLC · Google Ireland Limited

  Ad measurement relates visits to these public pages to Google advertising. With analytics and ad measurement enabled, Google may read its own click identifier (gclid) on the first visit.

  If you allow ad measurement, Google can use the click identifier in an ad link (gclid) and first-party cookies starting with _gcl_ to relate that click to activity on this site. If you also allow ad personalization, Google may use advertising cookies such as IDE. Google lists a standard lifetime of 90 days for _gcl_ cookies. It lists 13 months for IDE in the European Economic Area, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, and 24 months elsewhere. Google Ads generally makes daily campaign reports available for 37 months and monthly reports for 11 years. GGyess uses a US Google Ads account. Under the advertising controller terms, Google Ireland Limited handles controller data for visitors in the EEA and Switzerland, and Google LLC for visitors in the UK. Google may process data in the United States and other countries. For covered transfers to the United States, Google uses the EU–US Data Privacy Framework or its UK or Swiss counterpart, as applicable. Its terms also provide standard contractual clauses for other covered transfers. Contact GGyess for details or a copy of the applicable safeguards.

  Provider information: Google Ads
• Google Signals · Google LLC

  If you opt into reporting for signed-in Google users as well as analytics, ad measurement and personalization, Google Signals may associate activity across devices for aggregate demographics and interest reports.

  With your separate reporting permission, Google Analytics can associate activity from this site with information about people signed in to Google who allow ads personalization in their Google account. GGyess receives aggregate demographic and interest reports. The same GA4 stream handles ordinary visits with this association turned off when you decline. This Analytics property retains event-level data for two months and user-level data for 14 months. Google applies a shorter property retention setting to signed-in data instead of its default limit of 26 months. You can manage your Google account activity through My Activity. GGyess uses a US Google Analytics account. Google may process data in the US and other countries. Google describes the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, its UK extension, the Swiss–US framework and standard contractual clauses for covered transfers. You can contact GGyess for details of the applicable safeguards.

  Provider information: Google Signals
• Meta Pixel · Meta Platforms, Inc. · Meta Platforms Ireland Limited

  If you allow analytics and personalized ads, a Meta image records the visit as a PageView for ad measurement and audiences. GGyess does not send Meta the fbclid click identifier or enable matching against form data on these pages.

  After you allow analytics and personalized ads, the browser can request one PageView image from Meta. Meta receives connection data including your IP address and browser type, and may receive its own cookies if your browser permits them. The image cannot read form fields, page content or GGyess account details. GGyess does not install the Meta JavaScript SDK or its first-party cookies for this event. GGyess does not store this PageView in a marketing database. Meta retains and deletes the information it receives according to the purpose, its account settings, and its legal obligations. Meta privacy settings let you manage activity that businesses send to Meta. Your consent receipt at GGyess expires after 180 days. Meta Platforms Ireland Limited is responsible for Meta users in the European Region. Meta Platforms, Inc. is based in the US. Meta can process this information in the US and other countries. Its published safeguards include adequacy decisions and standard contractual clauses for qualifying international transfers. You can request information about applicable safeguards from GGyess.

  Provider information: Meta Pixel
• Microsoft Clarity · Microsoft Corporation · Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited

  Session recordings and heatmaps allow Microsoft to reconstruct how you navigate these public pages, including clicks and scrolling, to help us find usability problems. You decide whether to allow recording. On pages where Google Ads measures the visit, Clarity stays off.

  With your recording permission, Clarity can capture clicks, scrolling and pointer movements. It uses _clck to recognize this browser, _clsk to group pages in a recording and may use _cltk to identify this tab. Withdrawing permission clears _cltk from this tab. Microsoft is an independent controller and can use data to deliver and improve its products. Under its terms, Microsoft may also receive data for Microsoft Advertising. GGyess always denies that advertising use in Clarity. Microsoft states that Clarity does not share data with Microsoft Ads with this setting. Microsoft keeps ordinary session recordings for 30 days. A sample of recordings, sessions marked as favorites or labeled, click data and heatmaps can be kept for up to nine months. Microsoft stores Clarity data in Azure. Microsoft Corporation is based in the United States. For people in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, Microsoft also identifies Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited as a controller. Microsoft may process data outside your country. Its published safeguards for covered transfers to the United States include the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, its UK extension and the Swiss–US framework. You can ask GGyess for the safeguards applicable to your transfer.

  Provider information: Microsoft Clarity

If advertising is offered, this browser remembers advertising opt-outs separately so permission is not requested again for at least twelve months.

Change or withdraw your choice

Use Cookie settings in the footer of any public page to withdraw consent at any time. Withdrawal stops the purposes you turn off, reloads the page if needed and removes the associated first-party measurement cookies the site can access. This site cannot directly delete cookies on another company’s domain. It does not erase historical reports or undo processing before withdrawal. Clear this site’s data in your browser to reset its stored preference. A Global Privacy Control signal keeps optional tracking off even if the browser had previously accepted.

For questions about transfers, retention, access, deletion or another privacy right, contact GLOADI LLC at contact@ggyess.com. The platform privacy policy describes additional rights and safeguards. Google may process data outside your country. The applicable legal basis for optional analytics is your consent.

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