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2. Categories used by VPNVertex
3. Current technology inventory
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| Technology | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| vpnv_consent_v3 | Stores privacy choices locally | Necessary | Until removed or consent version changes |
| Cloudflare security | Traffic delivery and abuse prevention | Necessary | Varies by security feature |
| Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 | Audience and performance data, loaded only after consent | Analytics | According to the active analytics configuration |
| Affiliate destination providers | Referral and eligible conversion measurement after an affiliate link is used | Affiliate measurement | Defined by each destination provider |
4. Your choices
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5. Global Privacy Control
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6. Third-party websites
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