Privacy and analytics choices
We use Google Analytics 4 to understand basic visits to these websites only when you choose “Allow analytics.” It helps us see which pages are visited and improve the sites. We do not use this analytics setup for advertising, ad personalization, or tracking form entries.
What is shared
After you allow analytics, Google Analytics may receive the page path you visit, a path-only referrer, and technical information about your browser and device. We remove page fragments and unapproved query parameters from the page location and referrer. Public campaign parameters named utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, and utm_term may be retained. This setup does not attach names, email addresses, messages, or other form field contents to analytics events.
Google Analytics uses browser storage, including analytics cookies, to distinguish visits. The consent choice itself is saved in your browser’s local storage separately on each domain. Google’s handling of information is described in its Privacy Policy. Google also explains how it uses information from sites and apps that use its services in its partner sites and apps disclosure.
Your choice
Analytics remains off until you choose “Allow analytics.” You can decline, or open “Analytics settings” on any public page to change your choice. If you withdraw permission, this site stops sending new analytics events and clears its Google Analytics cookies that are accessible on the current domain. A choice on katiehalper.com does not automatically carry over to katiehalpershow.com.
Analytics is not installed on the private screening, screening login, or API routes.