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Manage cookies and website tracking choices

Learn how Ampere respects browser privacy signals and how to update website tracking choices.

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Ampere lets you choose how non-essential cookies and similar technologies are used on public pages. Browser privacy signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track can also force non-essential tracking off.

Website privacy choices explain when consented Google Ads attribution is allowed and which advertising uses remain off.

These choices are about website tracking preferences. They do not replace account deletion, data export, or team access controls.

Use the privacy choices banner

When Ampere needs a public tracking preference, it shows a Privacy choices banner. You can choose:

  • Allow all: allow analytics, marketing/ads, product telemetry, and sale/sharing uses when browser signals permit them.
  • Allow essential: keep non-essential tracking off.
  • Customize: open the detailed preference dialog.

If your browser privacy signal is active, Allow all may be disabled and non-essential tracking stays off.

Customize categories

The dialog includes controls for:

  • Analytics: privacy-preserving marketing analytics on public pages and Help Center feedback mirrors.
  • Marketing and ads: consented Google Ads attribution and conversion optimization when Analytics is also allowed. Remarketing and personalized ads stay off.
  • Product telemetry: non-essential product usage telemetry.
  • Sale or sharing: sale, sharing, and targeted advertising uses.

Save choices after changing the toggles. When Marketing and ads is off, Ampere denies Google advertising user data and ad personalization for events it sends. Google may still produce aggregate consent-mode estimates from analytics data; Ampere does not enable remarketing or personalized ads.

How browser signals affect choices

If Global Privacy Control is active, sale/sharing stays opted out. If Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is active, non-essential tracking stays off even if a previous saved choice allowed it.

Ampere reads those browser signals in the browser and resolves your saved preference against them.

Change your choice later

Use the tracking preferences footer button or privacy choices entry point on public pages to reopen the dialog. Saving a new choice updates the browser cookie and notifies other open Ampere tabs.

Choices are stored for this browser. If you use another browser, device, profile, or private browsing session, you may need to set the preference there too.

If the banner keeps appearing

Check whether your browser clears cookies, blocks storage, or runs in private mode. If storage is unavailable, Ampere may not be able to remember the preference between visits.

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