Your privacy,
explained clearly.

01 / What we collect

A clearer picture of product usage

When analytics is enabled, normal website measurement may include:

• Page views and general engagement
• Approximate location or country information provided through analytics infrastructure
• Browser and device information
• Traffic sources, such as a search engine or a referring website

Acoinanalyzer does not store visitor IP addresses or countries in its own database for analytics consent.

02 / What stays out of custom events

Your submissions are not custom analytics data

We do not intentionally send any of the following to Google Analytics as custom events:

• Webpage URLs submitted for analysis
• Testimonial email addresses
• Testimonial feedback text
• Scanner evidence
• Diagnostic details
• Private application data

Normal page URLs viewed on Acoinanalyzer, including report pages, may still be part of standard page-view measurement.

03 / Why we use analytics

To make Acoinanalyzer more useful

Analytics helps us understand how people discover Acoinanalyzer, which parts of the product are useful, and where the experience can improve. We look at overall usage and engagement to guide that work.

We do not use Google Analytics for advertising or remarketing, and we do not sell visitor information.

04 / Analytics consent

A choice before analytics loads

Visitors in the European Economic Area (EEA), United Kingdom and Switzerland are asked before Google Analytics loads. If your location cannot be reliably determined, we also ask first.

You can choose Allow analytics or Decline. Declining does not prevent you from using Acoinanalyzer. In other regions, analytics loads normally.

05 / Remembering your choice

One analytics preference cookie

To remember your choice, Acoinanalyzer stores a small first-party preference cookie for up to 180 days. It records your analytics preference, without adding your country or IP address.

Cookie name

acoin_analytics_consent

Values

granted or denied

Duration

Up to 180 days

Purpose

Remember whether you allowed or declined analytics

06 / Our analytics provider

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is provided by Google and processes analytics data as a third-party analytics service. Google explains its data practices in its own privacy information.

07 / Your preferences

You can change your mind

If the consent flow applies to you, select Analytics preferences in the footer to reopen the choice. You can switch from allowing analytics to declining it, or the other way around.

Declining stops future analytics collection. It does not erase data previously collected by Google.