Cookie Policy

Effective and last updated: July 27, 2026

1. Browser storage

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Local storage and session storage are similar browser technologies. This policy describes all three together. Teraplex uses first-party browser storage to save privacy choices and limited session and campaign information. Teraplex uses Plausible Analytics for cookie-free aggregate measurement. Google Analytics 4 uses first-party analytics cookies by default outside the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland unless you opt out; in those regions, analytics storage remains off unless you allow it.

2. Current inventory

Name Storage Purpose Duration
tx_consent_v1 Local storage Saves consent choices, source, and consent-banner version Up to 12 months
tx_sid Session storage Creates a pseudonymous identifier for the browser session; it is not sent to Plausible Analytics Browser session
tx_utm Session storage Retains campaign parameters during the session Browser session
_ga First-party, non-advertising analytics cookie Distinguishes visitors for Google Analytics 4 where analytics storage is enabled Up to 2 years
_ga_<container-id> First-party, non-advertising analytics cookie Maintains session state for Google Analytics 4 where analytics storage is enabled Up to 2 years

Plausible Analytics does not add browser storage. Google Analytics storage is enabled by default outside the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland and can be disabled through “Cookie preferences.” In those strict-consent regions, Google Analytics does not add analytics cookies unless you allow analytics. No advertising, cross-context behavioral advertising, data-enrichment, Heap, Segment, HubSpot tracking, or LinkedIn tracking cookies are active under the adopted configuration.

3. Analytics, hosting, and fonts

Plausible Analytics measures aggregate page views, referral sources, campaign parameters, device and browser categories, approximate location, and selected site interactions. It does not use cookies or store raw IP addresses or full user-agent strings. Google Analytics 4 measures page views, acquisition sources, device and browser characteristics, approximate location, and selected site interactions. Where analytics storage is enabled, it uses first-party cookies to distinguish visitors and sessions. Google advertising storage, advertising user data, advertising personalization, and Google Signals are disabled. Vercel receives ordinary request information to host and deliver the site. Google also receives ordinary request information when your browser retrieves Google Fonts. See our Website Service Providers page.

4. Consent choices

Plausible Analytics does not use browser storage and remains limited to aggregate, non-advertising website measurement. Google Analytics 4 uses Advanced Consent Mode. The Google tag loads by default, but analytics storage is denied in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland until you allow analytics. While storage is denied and you have not made a choice, Google may receive limited cookieless measurement pings that can include the page URL, referrer, timestamp, user agent, screen information, consent state, and request IP address; Google states that Analytics does not log or store the IP address. Outside those regions, non-advertising analytics storage is enabled by default. If you decline or opt out, Teraplex disables Google Analytics collection and attempts to remove its cookies. You can revisit your choice using the control below. Choices expire after 12 months, when the banner version changes, or when you clear site data.

5. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Where required, Global Privacy Control is recognized as an opt-out signal. Because Teraplex does not sell or share personal information or process it for targeted advertising, the signal generally confirms the site's existing practices. An enabled Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal disables Google Analytics and other optional marketing analytics. Plausible's aggregate, cookie-free measurement is not used for advertising or cross-site tracking.

6. Browser controls

You may clear or block browser storage using your browser settings. Clearing storage removes saved consent choices and may cause the consent interface to appear again.

7. Updates and contact

We update this inventory when browser storage or active service providers change. Material changes may trigger a new consent prompt.

Questions: privacy@teraplex.us.