The Trust page includes HubSpot analytics tracking code that records page visits and categorizes this page as a standard page within HubSpot's tracking system.
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HubSpot tracking may collect visitor identifiers, page interaction data, and session information. This introduces HubSpot as an additional third-party data recipient whose practices govern what happens with collected data.
Interpretive note: The specific data HubSpot collects on this page and how it is disclosed in Writer's privacy policy cannot be determined from the submitted HTML.
The updated Trust Center no longer displays granular cookie consent controls, cookie type descriptions, or preference management options. Users can no longer review or manage individual cookie categories (strictly necessary, functional, performance, targeting) through the Trust Center interface. Information about how cookies are used and what opt-out options exist is now available only through the separate Privacy Policy.
View change record →The updated Trust Center now discloses that Writer uses cookies and similar technologies to enhance website functionality, analyze usage, personalize experience, and support online advertising. The revised language states that by continuing to use the site, users agree to cookie use as described in Writer's Cookie notice. The terms explicitly establish that under applicable U.S. laws, users have the right to opt out of cookies used for targeted advertising purposes. You can manage your cookie preferences, including targeting cookies, by adjusting settings on the updated consent interface.
View change record →Visitors to the Trust page are tracked by HubSpot analytics in addition to Google Tag Manager. The combination of multiple tracking systems may result in visitor behavioral data being shared with multiple third-party vendors, though the specific data flows are not disclosed in this document.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: HubSpot tracking engages the same GDPR ePrivacy Directive and CCPA considerations as other third-party analytics scripts.
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HubSpot tracking may collect visitor identifiers, page interaction data, and session information. This introduces HubSpot as an additional third-party data recipient whose practices govern what happens with collected data.
Visitors to the Trust page are tracked by HubSpot analytics in addition to Google Tag Manager. The combination of multiple tracking systems may result in visitor behavioral data being shared with multiple third-party vendors, though the specific data flows are not disclosed in this document.
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