Analytics consent depends on your region.
In the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, WarpMetal does not load the Google Analytics 4 tag until you explicitly allow it. The same prior-choice rule applies when WarpMetal cannot identify a recognized country. In other recognized countries, analytics starts by default unless you turn it off. A saved opt-out or the browser's Global Privacy Control signal keeps analytics off in every region.
Advertising storage, advertising user data, ad personalization, Google Signals, and remarketing are not enabled by this integration. Allowing analytics does not enable those advertising features.
We measure pages and a small set of product interactions.
When enabled, analytics can include the page path and title, browser and device categories, approximate geography, referring source, and sanitized campaign labels. It can also count code or prompt copies, selected plans, selected outbound resources, enterprise-form starts, and successful enterprise inquiries.
WarpMetal does not deliberately send form contents, email addresses, company names, hostnames, IP addresses as event fields, SSH material, wallet information, credentials, order or server identifiers, URL fragments, or arbitrary query parameters to Google Analytics. A browser connection to Google necessarily provides network metadata to Google under Google's service terms and privacy practices.
You can turn analytics off or change your choice.
WarpMetal stores only your analytics preference in local browser storage. Use the analytics-preferences control on this page or the “Privacy choices” control on public pages. Turning analytics off stops subsequent WarpMetal analytics events and removes GA cookies accessible to this site. Global Privacy Control takes precedence over a saved preference. Clearing browser storage returns the site to its regional default: analytics remains off pending a choice in prior-consent regions and starts by default in other recognized countries, unless GPC is active.
Regional handling limits the automatic consent prompt.
Cloudflare supplies an approximate country code with the page request. WarpMetal immediately maps it to a coarse consent mode. The raw country code is not saved in local storage, passed to Google Analytics as an event field, or added to application logs. Visitors in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland receive a prior-consent prompt. Recognized locations outside that set can open the persistent “Privacy choices” control without an automatic first-visit prompt. Missing, special, and unknown locations use the prior-consent setting.
Product operations remain separate.
GA4 is used for aggregate marketing insight. WarpMetal does not use it as the authoritative record for enterprise inquiries, orders, payments, servers, or revenue. Operational records are handled by the WarpMetal API and its documented security and retention controls.
Questions and requests.
Contact [email protected]for privacy questions. This notice describes the implemented analytics behavior and may be updated when that behavior changes.