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Cookie Policy
Effective September 6, 2026
Omitted keeps browser storage narrow. Google Consent Mode starts with storage denied, and Meta stays absent unless you choose “Accept analytics.” You can change that choice at any time.
1. Who operates this site
SPACE CADET d.o.o., Croatia, operates omitted.app. Questions about this policy can be sent to hello@omitted.app.
SPACE CADET d.o.o.Ulica Ivana Šibla 17, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Commercial Court in Zagreb · MBS 081627179
OIB 36241253193 · Represented by Dino Sakoman, Director
hello@omitted.app
2. Necessary storage
Necessary storage supports sign-in, security, subscriptions, provider connection state, and other features you request. Its duration depends on the feature and may be limited to a browser session or kept long enough to maintain a secure account.
Omitted stores omitted.cookie-consent in local storage to remember “Accept analytics” or “Necessary only,” the notice version, and the choice time. This prevents the notice from reappearing on every page. A new notice version asks again.
The dashboard stores your selected location ID under omitted:selected-location in local storage to keep the same location selected between pages and visits. It remains until replaced or you clear site data. The saved choice is checked against the signed-in account’s locations; it does not grant access to a profile.
3. Privacy-minimized first-party measurement
Omitted uses a random anonymous ID in session storage, under omitted.analytics.session.v1, to understand a short list of launch-funnel steps. The browser drops this value when the session ends. The same record may include the page vertical, plan, and UTM source, medium, and campaign.
This first-party measurement does not load a third-party pixel and cannot accept names, email addresses, phone numbers, review text, business profile IDs, incident links, or other content fields. The server rate-limits submissions per anonymous session. See the Privacy Policy for purpose, retention, and objection information.
4. Optional Google and Meta tags
If a Google Ads ID is configured, its tag may load with Google Consent Mode set to deny ad storage, analytics storage, ad user data, and ad personalization. Choosing “Accept analytics” grants those optional Google permissions and loads Meta Pixel when a Meta ID is configured. Those providers may then use cookies or similar browser identifiers, receive page and device/network information, and measure visits or campaign performance under their own policies. Depending on provider behavior, identifiers may include Google advertising storage or a Meta _fbp cookie.
Before affirmative choice, Meta is not inserted and Google Consent Mode remains denied. If IDs are not configured, the relevant tag does not load. Omitted does not send connected Google Business Profile data, review text, alert phone numbers, or evidence to those tags.
5. Change or withdraw your choice
Choose “Necessary only” on the notice to keep optional tags off. Use “Cookie settings” here or in the footer to reopen the notice and change your choice. Withdrawing changes Google Consent Mode back to denied and prevents Meta from loading on later page views; you can also clear site data in your browser to remove existing local cookies or storage. Provider-side records created before withdrawal may remain under the provider's retention terms.
Blocking all browser storage can prevent authentication, checkout, profile connection, or other requested features from working. Browser privacy controls and extensions may offer additional choices.
6. Updates
We will update this page and its effective date if the storage or optional providers materially change.