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How this website handles limited visitor information.
Crow Law Legacy uses a first-party, privacy-conscious visitor count to understand general website use. We assign an anonymous browser identifier and record the public page visited, time, referring website, broad country or state/region, and device category. We do not add IP addresses, names, email addresses, checkup answers, or client-portal information to that database. Those records are retained for up to 90 days, are available only to the site owner, and are not sold or used for advertising. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals are honored.
Google Analytics loads only after a visitor selects “Allow Google Analytics.” The site disables advertising storage, ad-user data, ad personalization, Google Signals, and measurement on the private dashboard, client-portal page, and educational checkups. Google may process device, browser, activity, and IP information to provide its service, but says raw IP addresses are not logged or stored in Analytics.
Read Google’s privacy policy →Selecting “No thanks” keeps the Google tag unloaded and sends no information to Google Analytics. A visitor can reopen the choice at any time using the Privacy choices control. Clearing browser storage also resets the choice.
Clearing cookies or using another browser creates a new anonymous first-party identifier, so unique-visitor totals are estimates. Google Analytics reports may differ because it applies its own session, consent, filtering, and attribution rules.
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