This notice should be read together with the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Refund & Cancellation Policy, Diagnostic Disclaimer and Confidentiality & Data Handling page.
The website currently uses Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager to understand general website use and selected actions in the request journey.
This notice does not itself create a cookie banner or consent-management mechanism. Where applicable law, platform rules or the technical configuration require prior consent, a separate consent mechanism should control non-essential analytics technologies.
1. Purpose of this notice
The website may use cookies, tags, scripts, local storage, server logs and similar technologies for purposes including:
- operating and securing the website;
- displaying pages and forms correctly;
- receiving diagnostic requests;
- preventing spam and abuse;
- remembering consent or preference choices where available;
- understanding general website use;
- measuring the request journey;
- identifying technical or usability problems;
- improving website content and performance.
The technologies used may change when website functionality, plugins, analytics or service providers change.
2. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small data files that a website or third-party service may store on a visitor's device.
Similar technologies may include:
- browser local storage;
- JavaScript tags and scripts;
- pixels;
- browser or device identifiers;
- server logs;
- analytics technologies;
- consent-preference storage.
Some technologies are reasonably necessary for website operation, security or form functionality.
Others support analytics or optional measurement.
3. Technologies currently used
As of the date shown above, the website uses or may rely on:
- WordPress as the website content-management system;
- Elementor for website page structure and presentation;
- Fluent Forms for diagnostic request forms;
- Google Tag Manager container GTM-P6DPFWJ5 to manage selected website tags;
- Google Analytics 4 measurement ID G-23B6793WJZ for website analytics;
- hosting, server-log, email-delivery, security and spam-prevention technologies used to operate the website.
Google Tag Manager is a tag-management system. It can load and control other tags, such as the Google Analytics tag.
The data processed therefore depends on the tags actually configured and permitted to run.
4. Current cookie and technology categories
5. Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 may be used to understand information such as:
- pages viewed;
- general navigation through the website;
- traffic and referral sources;
- device and browser categories;
- approximate geographic area;
- date and time of visits;
- general website engagement;
- selected conversion-related actions;
- technical and performance information.
Selected measurement events may include:
- successful diagnostic request submissions;
- selected contact-link interactions;
- other technical events required to understand the request journey.
Analytics is used to understand the website as a whole, not to evaluate the personal character or private circumstances of individual visitors.
6. Google Analytics cookies
Depending on consent and technical configuration, Google Analytics 4 may use first-party cookies including:
Browser restrictions, user settings, consent choices and future configuration changes may shorten or otherwise affect these periods.
7. Form submissions and analytics
The website includes diagnostic request forms through which visitors may provide:
- name;
- email address;
- phone or WhatsApp number;
- business name;
- website URL;
- business context;
- information voluntarily included in the request.
Form information is handled according to the Privacy Policy and the Confidentiality & Data Handling page.
Google Analytics measurement may record that a form was successfully submitted.
The contents entered into diagnostic form fields are not intentionally sent to Google Analytics as analytics event values.
8. Server logs and security information
Hosting, server and security systems may automatically process technical information such as:
- IP address;
- browser and device information;
- operating system;
- pages or resources requested;
- date and time of requests;
- referring URL;
- technical errors;
- security events;
- information associated with spam or abuse prevention.
Such information may be used for:
- website operation;
- security;
- troubleshooting;
- spam and abuse prevention;
- performance monitoring;
- hosting administration;
- protection of legal rights.
9. Necessary website technologies
Necessary technologies may support:
- website loading;
- core WordPress and Elementor functions;
- form display and submission;
- email delivery following a form submission;
- website and account security;
- spam and abuse prevention;
- technical stability;
- consent-preference storage where available.
Blocking some necessary technologies may cause parts of the website or request process to stop functioning correctly.
10. Advertising and remarketing
As of the date of this notice, the website is not intended to use:
- Google Ads remarketing tags;
- Meta Pixel;
- advertising audience creation;
- cross-site behavioural advertising technologies.
Google Tag Manager's presence does not by itself mean that an advertising or remarketing tag is active.
If advertising or remarketing technologies are added later:
- this notice should be updated;
- the Privacy Policy should be reviewed;
- the consent configuration should be reviewed;
- relevant platform requirements should be followed.
11. Consent and preference management
Whether prior consent is required may depend on:
- the technologies actually active;
- the purpose of the processing;
- the type of information involved;
- the visitor's location;
- applicable law;
- relevant provider requirements.
Where a consent or preference mechanism is available, it may allow a visitor to:
- accept non-essential analytics;
- reject non-essential analytics;
- manage preferences;
- change a previous choice;
- withdraw consent where applicable.
Necessary technologies may continue to operate where reasonably required for website functionality, security or storing the visitor's choice.
12. Google Consent Mode
Google Consent Mode, where technically implemented, communicates consent status to supported Google tags.
It may adjust how those tags behave according to a visitor's choices and the site's configuration.
Google Consent Mode is not:
- a visible cookie banner;
- a consent-management interface;
- a replacement for informing visitors;
- a substitute for collecting consent where consent is required.
This legal notice alone does not block, activate or change analytics tags.
13. Managing cookies
Depending on the website configuration, visitors may be able to manage cookies through:
- a website cookie banner or preference interface where available;
- browser privacy settings;
- browser cookie-deletion controls;
- device settings;
- relevant Google or third-party controls.
Most browsers allow visitors to:
- view stored cookies;
- delete cookies;
- block all or selected cookies;
- limit cross-site tracking;
- use private browsing modes.
Blocking some cookies may affect:
- stored preferences;
- form or website functionality;
- analytics measurement;
- optional website features.
Rejecting non-essential analytics should not intentionally prevent access to the website's primary informational content.
14. Retention
Different technologies may retain information for different periods.
For example:
- session technologies may expire when the browser session ends;
- persistent cookies may remain for a defined period;
- GA4 cookies may remain for up to two years unless shortened;
- consent preferences may remain long enough to remember a visitor's choice;
- server and security logs may follow separate retention periods;
- third-party providers may apply their own retention settings.
Retention may be affected by:
- browser limitations;
- visitor deletion or blocking;
- consent choices;
- website configuration;
- provider policies;
- security and legal requirements.
15. Third-party providers
Third-party providers may:
- set or read cookies;
- process technical identifiers;
- receive analytics events;
- provide hosting, forms, email, security or analytics services;
- operate infrastructure in different countries.
Providers process information according to their own:
- privacy policies;
- cookie policies;
- terms of service;
- security practices;
- technical infrastructure.
Zahavi Digital Clarity does not control every technical action performed by:
- Google;
- hosting and email providers;
- WordPress plugins;
- browsers;
- device operating systems;
- other external services.
16. No intentional collection of sensitive data through analytics
Zahavi Digital Clarity does not intentionally configure analytics technologies to collect:
- passwords;
- payment-card or bank details;
- billing credentials;
- government identification numbers;
- medical information;
- children's personal information;
- the content of diagnostic request fields;
- other unnecessary sensitive personal information.
Visitors should not submit such information through the website unless it is genuinely required and a separate appropriate method has been agreed.
17. Relationship with the Privacy Policy
The Privacy Policy provides additional information about:
- personal information;
- diagnostic request data;
- purposes of processing;
- service providers;
- international processing;
- security;
- retention;
- privacy requests.
This notice focuses specifically on:
- cookies;
- Google Analytics 4;
- Google Tag Manager;
- server logs;
- consent technologies;
- similar website measurement tools.
18. Technology changes
The technologies used by the website may change when:
- plugins are installed, removed or updated;
- forms or email-delivery systems change;
- hosting or security settings change;
- analytics tags are added, removed or reconfigured;
- a consent mechanism is introduced or changed;
- advertising technologies are added;
- website functionality changes.
Zahavi Digital Clarity may review website technologies and update this notice where reasonably appropriate.
Before adding a new non-essential analytics, advertising or remarketing technology, the related privacy and consent requirements should be reviewed.
19. Governing law and mandatory rights
This Cookie & Analytics Notice is governed by the laws of the State of Israel, unless mandatory applicable law requires otherwise.
Additional requirements may apply depending on:
- the visitor's location;
- the technologies active;
- the purpose of processing;
- the information involved;
- applicable platform requirements.
Nothing in this notice removes or limits a mandatory privacy or data-protection right that cannot legally be excluded.
20. Language and translations
This notice may be available in English, Russian and Hebrew for convenience and accessibility.
If different language versions conflict, the English version will generally apply, unless:
- a project-specific written agreement states otherwise;
- mandatory applicable law requires another result.
Visitors should read the version they understand best.
21. Changes to this notice
Zahavi Digital Clarity may update this notice to reflect changes in:
- website functionality;
- plugins and forms;
- hosting and security systems;
- analytics or tag configuration;
- consent management;
- advertising technologies;
- legal or regulatory requirements.
The date at the top of the page identifies the current version.
22. Contact
For questions concerning:
- cookies;
- analytics;
- Google Tag Manager;
- server data;
- consent or preferences;
- this notice;
please contact:
This notice describes the general cookie, website technology and analytics practices of Zahavi Digital Clarity. It does not replace individual legal advice.