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Cookie Policy

This policy explains, in a clear and transparent manner, which cookies and tracking technologies we use, why we use them, and how you can control them.

Last updated: February/2026 Version 2.0

Table of Contents

  1. What are cookies
  2. How and why we use cookies
  3. Cookies in detail
  4. Third-party cookies
  5. Consent Mode v2 and Google Tag Manager
  6. How to manage your cookies
  7. Consent and revocation
  8. Updates to this policy
  9. Contact

1. What are cookies

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser (or device) when you visit it. They are used to remember preferences, keep sessions active, and collect usage data.

In addition to cookies, we may use similar technologies such as tracking pixels, web beacons, and local storage (localStorage/sessionStorage).

2. How and why we use cookies

We use cookies for three main purposes:

Essential

Ensure the site works properly: maintain your login session, remember consent preferences, and protect forms against CSRF.

Analytical

Understand how visitors use the platform (which pages are most visited, time spent, and traffic source) to improve the experience.

Advertising / Marketing

Measure the performance of advertising campaigns and display relevant ads, including on other platforms (remarketing).

Analytics and advertising cookies are treated as a single choice in the consent banner: accepting enables both, rejecting disables both. Essential cookies are always active because the site cannot work without them.

3. Cookies in detail

The table below lists the main cookies that may be set when using the Xplore Dados platform:

3a. Essential cookies (always active)

Cookie Provider Purpose Duration
sb_access_token Supabase Authenticated user session token Session / 1 hour
sb_refresh_token Supabase Automatic session renewal 7 days
cookie_consent Xplore Dados Stores your choice in the consent banner (true/false) 1 year
csrf_token Flask Protects forms against Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks Session
session Flask Server session identifier (httpOnly) Session

3b. Analytics cookies (require consent)

Cookie Provider Purpose Duration
_ga Google Analytics 4 Distinguishes unique visitors by assigning a random identifier 2 years
_ga_* Google Analytics 4 Maintains session state in GA4 2 years
_gid Google Analytics 4 Distinguishes unique visitors (24-hour scope) 24 hours

3c. Advertising / marketing cookies (require consent)

Cookie Provider Purpose Duration
_fbp Meta (Facebook) Browser identifier for Meta Pixel: measures ad conversions 3 months
_fbc Meta (Facebook) Stores the click-through parameter (fbclid) from Meta ads 3 months
_gcl_au Google Ads Tracks conversions from Google Ads 3 months
Analytics and advertising cookies are only activated if you click "Accept" in the consent banner. If you reject, none of these cookies will be set and no information will be sent to Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or Google Ads.

3d. Local storage (not cookies)

Some preferences are stored in your browser's local storage rather than in cookies. Most of these preference keys never leave your device; the one exception is flagged in the table below:

Key Purpose
xplore-theme Your light, dark or system theme choice
smartchat-bubble-color Message bubble color chosen in SmartChat
academy_billing_period Monthly or annual toggle on the plans page
xplore_pending_biblio Bibliometric analyses in progress, so notifications survive a page reload. Unlike the other keys in this table, this one does reach our server: every 15 seconds, the browser sends the pending job identifier to our history endpoint to check whether the analysis has finished.

3e. Session storage (not cookies)

These keys live in your browser's session storage and are erased when you close the tab. Unlike the preference keys above, the information they hold does reach a server, as described in each row:

Key Purpose
xplore_utm_params Keeps the campaign parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, utm_term) of the link that brought you here, and appends them to the checkout and Xplore Academy links you click, so the purchase is attributed to the right campaign. They therefore reach our server in the URL.
xplore_tracked_events Records which usage events were already sent in this session, so the same event is not counted twice. The events themselves are pushed to Google Tag Manager, which only forwards them to Google Analytics 4 once you have accepted analytics cookies.
xplore_tool_timers Start time of a tool run, used to measure how long it took. The resulting duration is sent as part of the usage event described above.

4. Third-party cookies

The cookies listed above may be set by third-party services integrated into the platform. Each provider has its own privacy policy:

  • Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager: Google Privacy Policy
  • Google Ads: How Google uses cookies in advertising
  • Meta (Facebook Pixel): Meta Privacy Policy
  • Supabase: Supabase Privacy Policy

5. Consent Mode v2 and Google Tag Manager

We have implemented Google Consent Mode v2 integrated with Google Tag Manager (GTM). This means that:

  • Before accepting cookies, Google and Meta tags are loaded in restricted mode: no identifiable data is sent.
  • When you accept, the consent signals (ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization, analytics_storage) are updated to 'granted' and the tags function normally.
  • When you reject, all signals remain 'denied' and no analytics or advertising cookies are set.
  • Your choice is saved in the cookie_consent cookie for 1 year. You can change it at any time.
GTM Container GTM-WFSSVKP6
GA4 Property G-LB3GTGTJNZ
Meta Pixel ID 1124795756285645

6. How to manage your cookies

You have full control over cookies. There are three ways to manage them:

Consent banner

When you first visit the site, a banner allows you to accept or reject non-essential cookies. Click the button below to reopen the banner:

Browser settings

Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies in privacy settings. Below are the direct links for the most popular browsers:

  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Safari
  • Edge

Analytics/advertising opt-out

You can also disable specific cookies directly with the providers:

  • Google Analytics Opt-out
  • Google Ad Settings
  • Meta ad preferences
Warning: Blocking essential cookies may prevent the site from functioning properly (login, forms, language preferences). We do not recommend disabling them.

7. Consent and revocation

Essential cookies are set automatically as they are necessary for the site to function (legal basis: legitimate interest / performance of contract).

Analytics and advertising cookies are only activated after your explicit consent (legal basis: consent). You can:

  • Accept analytics and advertising cookies by clicking "Accept" in the banner.
  • Reject all non-essential cookies by clicking "Reject". Rejecting takes exactly one click, the same as accepting.
  • Change your decision at any time using the "Change cookie preferences" button on this page.

8. Updates to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect changes in the cookies used or in legislation. The current version will always be available on this page.

9. Contact

If you have questions about cookies or privacy, please contact us:

Email contato@xploredados.com
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