Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored by a website in your browser to remember limited information about a visit. In this policy, “cookies” also covers similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, or device identifiers if x100traffic uses them in the future.

This policy covers cookies on x100traffic.com. Desktop software, Facebook connections, and AI providers are covered by the Privacy Policy.

2. Necessary cookies

Necessary cookies remember privacy choices and support basic website operation. They are not used for advertising and cannot be disabled in the settings panel because deleting them causes the website to ask for your choice again.

• Source: x100traffic.
• Name: x100_cookie_consent.
• Duration: up to 180 days.
• Purpose: store the policy version and choices for necessary, preference, analytics, advertising, and measurement cookies.
• Domain: x100traffic.com.

3. Preference cookies

Preference cookies may remember language or display settings to make future visits easier. They are off by default and used only after consent.

The website currently sets no separate preference cookie beyond the consent record. Any new cookie will be listed with its name, source, purpose, and duration before activation.

4. Analytics cookies

With Analytics consent and a valid Measurement ID, Google Analytics 4 may record page views, engagement time, device type, and aggregate technical information so we can understand which pages are useful or need improvement. x100traffic disables Google advertising signals and ad-personalization signals in its configuration.

Google may set cookies such as _ga and _ga_<stream-id>, commonly retained for up to two years under the service configuration. Google is a separate data recipient under its own terms. If no Measurement ID is configured or consent is denied, Google Analytics is not loaded.

5. Meta advertising and measurement

With Advertising and measurement consent and valid configuration, Meta Pixel may record a browser PageView. Meta Conversions API may send the same event server-side using the same event_id so Meta can identify and deduplicate the event.

Data may include the page URL, time, IP address, browser user-agent, _fbp or _fbc when set by Meta, and a random event identifier. x100traffic does not send a name, email address, phone number, or desktop-software content in this PageView event. Meta commonly retains _fbp and _fbc for up to 90 days. If no Pixel ID/CAPI token is configured or consent is denied, Pixel and CAPI do not run.

This data is used to measure campaign performance and improve product communication; x100traffic does not sell it to another party.

6. Managing cookies

Choose Necessary only, Allow optional cookies, or Customize in the cookie notice. You can later use Manage cookies in the footer to change or withdraw your choice.

Cookie choices are browser- and device-specific. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Rejecting optional cookies does not block access to the website's main public content.

7. Changes and contact

If cookie names, purposes, providers, or durations change, we will update this page and the consent version so the website can ask again where required.

Operator: Trần Dư Khánh, Vietnam. Support and privacy email: support@x100traffic.com.