Version 2026-10-27-health-privacy-v5 · the Portuguese source was adopted by the provider on . This English translation preserves its conditions and does not record a new approval or acceptance. Publication is the provider’s decision and is not certification by an authority or independent professional advice.
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Optional Google Ads measurement
With separate permission in Advertising preferences, Google Ads measures newly confirmed demo requests and free trial starts. Declining or withdrawing does not prevent a request, a response or a subscription. Email marketing consent is separate. No Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, remarketing or enhanced conversions are enabled.
Before permission, Google advertising tags remain blocked. After permission, the tag runs only on the demo page, on a public page opened from an ad click (to keep that click identifier) and on the confirmation page once a free trial is active. Google can receive the IP address and browser technical data, the page URL without free-form query text, a click identifier when present and an opaque identifier for deduplication (the demo request UUID or a one-way hash of the checkout reference). We do not send names, emails, telephone numbers, business names, messages or health data. A trial is not reported as a purchase and carries no value.
The choice is stored in atg:ads-consent:v2 in localStorage for 180 days. Google Ads click cookies (_gcl_*) are configured for 90 days without renewal on visits. We do not retain campaign UTM data in demo records or browser storage. Withdrawal clears accessible advertising cookies and reloads the page; it does not delete data already received by Google. Advertising requests remain subject to browser blocking and consent, so reporting is partial.
Provider: Google Ireland Limited; international processing may occur. Google Privacy · Google Ads data terms
1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies store or read information on a device. Some are necessary for requested features such as authentication and session security.
2. Current configuration
The site does not load Cookiebot, Google Analytics or Meta Pixel. Google Ads measures confirmed demo requests and free trial starts with separate permission, as described above. Advertising preferences allow refusal or withdrawal; payments are not measured by this tag.
3. Authentication and payments
Authentication uses Clerk to maintain and protect sessions. Session and technical verification cookies are strictly necessary for requested authentication; their lifetimes are set by the service and can be inspected in the browser. Logging out ends the session. When proceeding to Stripe's hosted Checkout, that service's payment, fraud prevention and cookie information also applies. A Tua Gestão does not use them for advertising measurement.
4. Campaign data
Demo and new subscription requests are stored without UTM attribution. We do not write campaigns to localStorage or sessionStorage. At checkout, a paid-source indication in the URL may only be used to check channel availability; it is not retained as attribution or sent to the payment provider.
5. Data from earlier versions
The application removes its old browser attribution and measurement keys and known, accessible marketing cookies on covered domains. It does not delete authentication sessions. Cookies can also be managed or deleted in browser settings; removing necessary cookies may end a session or prevent some features.
6. Future changes
Introducing measurement or advertising requires a new review and updated information. Where required, consent is obtained before enabling non-essential technologies. Optional email marketing consent is handled separately in the Privacy Policy.
Contact and references
admin@atuagestao.com · Privacy Policy · Data Processing Addendum
EU GDPR · ICO · CNPD. UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 apply where relevant. Publication does not certify compliance or remove mandatory legal obligations. The Portuguese source contains the additional legislative and guidance references.