Website privacy

Cloudflare Web Analytics

GTA7.date uses the free Cloudflare Web Analytics service to understand aggregate visits, page views, referrers, countries, device and browser types, and page-loading performance on its public pages. Cloudflare says this service does not use cookies, local storage, or fingerprinting to identify visitors. We do not join visitor identities across websites.

Only approved public pages on gta7.date and www.gta7.date load the measurement script. There are no advertising pixels, session recordings, countdown-interaction events, accounts, or personal profiles. Automatic single-page navigation measurement is disabled, so these are public entry-page totals rather than a complete record of navigation.

The operator views aggregate reports in a private portfolio dashboard. Blocking the analytics script does not prevent the countdown from working. See Cloudflare’s explanation of Web Analytics for its measurement and privacy approach.

Website delivery

Hosting and network providers process technical request information needed to deliver and protect the site under their own service policies. This is separate from the aggregate analytics report.

External links and the archive app

X and YouTube have their own privacy policies. The owner-operated YouTube archive automation has a separate archive privacy policy; its Google account data is not used in website analytics.