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This page explains what Wiztastic stores on people's devices, both on our own website and dashboard, and on our customers' websites through the tracking script.

On Wiztastic's own website and dashboard

We use one strictly necessary cookie. It doesn't need consent, and we use no advertising or third-party tracking cookies.

Name	Purpose	Expires
`wz_dash`	Keeps you signed in to the dashboard and protects forms against forgery	When you sign out, or after a period of inactivity

Your dashboard may also remember small preferences (such as column widths or the light or dark theme) in your browser's local storage. These stay on your device and aren't sent to us.

On our customers' websites (the tracking script)

By default the tracking script stores nothing on visitors' devices: no cookies, local storage or session storage. Unique visitors are counted with a one-way code made on our servers from the IP address, browser details and a secret that changes every day. It can't be reversed, isn't stored on the device, and stops matching at the end of the day.

A website owner can choose to recognise returning visitors across days. If they do, the script uses the browser's local storage:

Name	Purpose	Expires
`_wz_v`	A random visitor ID, so return visits can be linked	After the website owner's chosen period, or when cleared
`_wz_s`	Marks the current visit, so pages in one visit are grouped	30 minutes after the last activity

The owner chooses one of two modes:

After consent: the script stores these only after the visitor agrees in the website's cookie banner.
Always: the owner has decided these are needed without consent. The owner is responsible for that decision and for their cookie notice.

Whatever the mode, if a visitor opts out the script remembers the choice:

Name	Purpose	Expires
`_wz_optout`	Remembers that this browser shouldn't be tracked	When cleared

The script also honours Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control unless the website owner has turned that off.

Controlling storage

You can clear or block cookies and local storage in your browser's settings. Blocking the wz_dash cookie stops you signing in to the dashboard. For a website you visited, use that website's cookie banner or contact its owner.

Questions: privacy@wiztastic.com.