Cookie Policy
This page explains the cookies and similar technologies used on safe-gpt.co, what they do, and how you can control them. For the broader picture, see our Privacy Policy.
What's a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your device. We also use related technologies (local storage, session storage, pixels) for similar purposes. In this policy we use "cookie" as a shorthand for all of them.
Categories we use
- Strictly necessary. These let the site work — they remember your cookie choice and keep your form submissions intact while you confirm them. They cannot be turned off.
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Analytics (Google Analytics & Microsoft Clarity). These
help us understand how visitors use the site so we can improve it. We use
Google Analytics, which sets cookies under
_gaand similar names and uses identifiers passed to Google, and Microsoft Clarity, which records aggregated usage and session behaviour (heatmaps and session replays) under cookies such as_clckand_clsk. Loaded only with consent. -
Advertising / measurement (Google Ads). These help us
measure the effectiveness of our advertising and remarketing. They include
Google Ads cookies (such as
_gcl_*) and identifiers passed to Google. Loaded only with consent.
Third parties we use
Google Ads & Google Analytics
Advertising measurement and site analytics. See Google's cookie reference and Google's privacy policy for details.
Microsoft Clarity
Product analytics with heatmaps and session replays. See Clarity's cookie & consent notes and Microsoft's privacy statement for details.
How we ask for consent
On your first visit we show a banner. By default we set Google Consent Mode v2
to denied for all advertising and analytics cookies, and Microsoft Clarity is
likewise held to no-consent until you opt in. When you click "Accept all",
"Reject all", or "Save preferences", we send the corresponding consent signals
to Google and Microsoft Clarity and store your choice in a first-party cookie
called sgpt_consent so we can remember it on
your next visit.
Neither tag is requested until after the page has finished loading, and then only when the browser is idle — so a visitor who never consents pays no performance cost at all.
Manage your preferences
You can change your choices any time below. Save to apply.
Browser controls
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Doing so may break parts of websites in general; on our site, the strictly necessary cookies are cookie-less by design wherever possible.
Contact
Questions or requests? info@safe-gpt.co.