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Cookie Policy
This page lists what this website stores in your browser. There is less here than on most sites, because the marketing pages are server-rendered and do not need client-side state to work.
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Essential browser storage
One item is stored regardless of consent, because it exists to record your consent decision.
- pm-analytics-consent — a local storage entry holding "granted" or "denied". It is how we remember your analytics choice so we do not ask again. It contains no personal information and is never sent to a server.
Analytics cookies (only with consent)
If you accept analytics, the configured analytics providers set their own cookies. Nothing is loaded before you consent — not the script, not the cookie. If you decline, the analytics scripts are never injected at all.
- Google Analytics 4, where configured: used to understand aggregate page usage. IP anonymisation is enabled and Google Consent Mode is initialised in the denied state.
- Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity and Meta Pixel: loaded only if explicitly configured for this deployment and only after consent.
Legal review required
Confirm the final list of analytics and marketing tools enabled in production, and list each cookie name, purpose and retention period as set by the provider.
What we do not use
- No advertising or retargeting cookies unless a provider is explicitly configured and you have consented.
- No cross-site tracking that we control.
- No cookies that fingerprint your device.
Changing your choice
Clearing site data for propertymetric.ae in your browser removes the stored consent decision, and you will be asked again on your next visit. You can also block cookies for this site entirely in your browser settings; the website is designed to work fully without any optional storage.
This page is a working draft that states the operational facts we can confirm. Sections marked "Legal review required" need drafting by qualified counsel before these terms should be treated as final. We show the gaps rather than hiding them behind legal text nobody has approved.