DataTetherz keeps the public site simple: one necessary consent cookie, optional analytics only after acceptance, and no advertising cookies today.
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Optional analytics waits until you choose.
The site remains usable and stores only the rejection choice.
DataTetherz can send public product-site analytics events such as page views and CTA clicks to configured analytics tools such as PostHog, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager.
Clear `public_site_cookie_consent` in your browser and reload a DataTetherz page to choose again.
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This page covers browser storage for DataTetherz public pages and the authenticated console, including Supabase session storage and PostHog or Google analytics storage where enabled. The broader data handling policy lives in the privacy policy.
Read the privacy policyDataTetherz uses necessary browser storage to remember your choice and support Supabase-backed authenticated sessions, OAuth authorization flows, security checks, and account access in the console. This storage is not used for advertising.
On public pages, analytics tools such as PostHog, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager help us understand whether visitors use the Product, Workflows, Security, Docs, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy pages. Events are only sent after you accept analytics.
After login, DataTetherz may use product analytics, exception capture, heatmaps, surveys, and session replay to improve the console and troubleshoot issues. Login and OAuth consent pages are excluded from PostHog capture.
The DataTetherz public site does not currently use advertising cookies, retargeting pixels, or cookie-based resale of visitor data.
Current browser storage
| Name | Category | Purpose | Duration | Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| public_site_cookie_consent | Necessary | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional analytics on DataTetherz public pages. | 180 days | Always on |
| DataTetherz analytics events | Optional analytics | PostHog, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager may record consented public-page views, navigation clicks, CTA clicks, docs anchors, related-page clicks, and similar product-site events when configured. | Set by PostHog, Google, or the configured analytics provider | Only after accept on public pages |
| Supabase authentication storage | Necessary inside the console | Supabase Auth may store access tokens, refresh tokens, session state, provider identifiers, and related security metadata so authenticated users can stay signed in and complete OAuth authorization flows. | Set by Supabase Auth session configuration | Required for app use |
| PostHog product analytics storage | Product analytics inside the console | May support authenticated-console analytics, autocapture, heatmaps, surveys, exception capture, and session replay for product improvement, reliability, and support. Login and OAuth consent routes are excluded from PostHog capture in the current implementation. | Set by PostHog configuration | May be active after login |
Use the control below to clear the public-site consent preference and reload the banner. You can also clear the `public_site_cookie_consent` cookie for this site in your browser settings.
If you reject optional public-site analytics, DataTetherz public pages still work. We only keep the preference needed to avoid asking again on every page. Authenticated-console analytics and necessary Supabase session storage are handled separately because they support product operation, reliability, security, and account access.
