Measurement on Bouraq
Landing loads are counted by day, language, country, source and campaign category. The country is looked up from the IP address on our server when the page loads, then the address is discarded: these counters contain no IP address, email address or browser identifier. Known robots, signed-in users and browsers sending DNT or GPC are excluded from this measurement.
Each landing load gets a ticket valid for two hours, which stays in this page’s memory. It links this visit, with its country and screen type, to viewing the demo and pricing, starting checkout, and verified payment and account creation within seven days. A visit means one page load, not a unique person. This measurement does not ask for your permission: it relies on our legitimate interest in knowing which pages and campaigns lead to a subscription.
Measurement data is hosted with Bouraq in its SQLite database and kept for up to 90 days. No external analytics provider receives it. Stripe identifiers are linked only on our server. Billing records required for the service remain separate from measurement data.
You can object: open “Measurement choices” at the bottom of the landing and choose “Decline”. The current page’s attribution is deleted and the bq_measurement_choice cookie remembers this refusal for six months, without any visit identifier. Turning on Do Not Track (DNT) or Global Privacy Control in your browser has the same effect. Declining lets you use and buy Bouraq normally.
Campaigns must use generic labels. Never add a name, email address or customer identifier to link parameters. The admin dashboard shows totals by segment.
After your explicit agreement, the bq_landing_variant session cookie keeps only the test and its A/B variant, without an individual identifier, until the browser session ends. It is deleted when you decline or withdraw. Reloads remain separate visits. A phone scan has its own visit and is not linked to the desktop.
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