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Cookies

wecantrack’s JavaScript Tag places a first party cookie (called ‘_wctrck’) which is merely used to track the visitor’s session. The session cookie determines which interactions belong within the same session which is of relevance for wecantrack’s integration features. It expires after 4 hours after the visitor’s last interaction with the website.

wecantrack’s WordPress plugin places two additional first party cookies (called ‘_wct_http_referrer_1‘ and ‘_wct_http_referrer_2′) which are used to retrieve the correct clickout_url and redirect_url. Within the plugin settings the placement of these cookies can be turned off. Also the JS tag placements can be turned off in the plugin settings.
If only using our JavaScript tag, or our JavaScript tag in combination with our clickout API is used, then these two cookies are not placed.

Personal Data

By standard, wecantrack does not track any personal data, but anonymised IP addresses and the Client ID from Google Analytics (when used). Anonymised IP addresses can not be traced back to any real persons and are simply used to determine the geographical region of the visitor.
Publishers can only track personal data via wecantrack by making use of the metadata, custom index or subid capabilities. It is the publisher’s responsibility to comply with data privacy regulations. wecantrack, as data processor, is in no position to give advice in this matter.

Responsibility

The publisher, as data controller, carries full responsibility and thus needs to define its actions towards data regulation compliancy on its own or by seeking legal advice from someone who is in the position to deliver it.

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