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Cookie Policy
Last updated October 22, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Wired Optics, LLC (“WiredOptics,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on wiredoptics.io. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
Your choices
Necessary technologies operate because the website needs them for core functions and security. Analytics and advertising technologies are optional. You can choose Accept All, Reject, or Preferences in our consent banner and change or withdraw your choice later using the Cookie Preferences control.
Technologies we use
Necessary. These technologies remember consent selections and support security and core site functions, including WPConsent.
Google reCAPTCHA helps protect forms and the website from spam, fraud and abuse. For that security purpose, Google may process network, browser, device and interaction signals. We treat this security processing as necessary for protected forms, separately from optional Google Analytics and advertising measurement.
Google Analytics
When you allow Statistics, we use Google Analytics to understand visits and website activity, including pages viewed, referral information and events such as quote-request activity. Google may receive online identifiers, the page URL, IP address, browser and device information, and interaction information. This information is not necessarily anonymous. The Google tag is configured not to automatically collect contact-form names, email addresses, phone numbers or postal addresses for matching.
Read how Google uses information from sites and apps that use its services and the Google Privacy Policy. You can decline or withdraw Statistics through Your Privacy Choices. Google also offers a Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers; that add-on does not control every Google service or replace this website's cookie preferences.
Google Ads and conversion measurement
We advertise through Google Ads. When you allow both Marketing and the Google Ads service in Cookie Preferences, our website uses Google tags to measure advertising visits, successful quote requests and eligible website calls. Google may receive ad-click identifiers, page and event information, IP address, browser and device information, timestamps and a random quote-event identifier. Google uses conversion information for advertising reporting and optimization under its terms. These identifiers and events are not necessarily anonymous. Our website quote-conversion event does not include submitted names, email addresses, phone numbers or project descriptions; automatic contact-field matching is not enabled in our Google tag.
Google advertising cookies may retain click identifiers; our inventory lists the configured defaults and short-lived quote-confirmation storage. Google may replace a website phone number with a forwarding number after the required website permission to measure eligible calls. Calls made directly from a Google ad can be reported by Google without a visit to this website and are not controlled by this website's cookie settings. Read how Google uses conversion data, Google call reporting, and our Cookie Policy. Decline or withdraw the Google Ads service through Your Privacy Choices.
Our current website Google Ads setup also requires Statistics and Google Analytics permission because it uses a shared Google tag. Declining either keeps this website measurement off; this does not control calls made directly from an ad.
OpenAI advertising measurement
When you allow both Marketing and the OpenAI Pixel service in Cookie Preferences, we use OpenAI measurement to understand whether ChatGPT advertising leads to a successfully submitted quote request. OpenAI receives a random event identifier and, when available, a ChatGPT ad-click identifier, together with ordinary network-request information such as IP address and browser information. This integration does not use automatic contact matching. We do not include names, email addresses, phone numbers, form-field contents or project descriptions in its measurement event. See the OpenAI Privacy Policy.
After permission, the first-party cookie wo_chatgpt_oppref may remember a ChatGPT ad-click identifier for up to 30 days. After permission, campaign details and the query-free landing-page URL are remembered in the first-party wo_chatgpt_attribution_v2 cookie for up to 30 days and may be included in the quote email delivered to WiredOptics. It does not contain submitted contact details. These attribution fields are not sent in the OpenAI event, and the cookie is removed when measurement permission is withdrawn. A separate pending event record is kept in browser-tab session storage and is valid for five minutes. A failed event request may be retried with the same event identifier during that period; a successful image load clears the record. Unconsumed session records can remain until the tab's session ends or is cleared, but expired records are rejected.
You can withdraw permission through Your Privacy Choices. Withdrawal blocks future OpenAI measurement and clears this integration's browser attribution and pending-event storage. It does not reverse a request already sent or delete an already delivered quote email. Quote correspondence follows the business-record retention criteria in our Privacy Policy.
We record which quote form you use with your inquiry. The ChatGPT campaign form label identifies that form route; it does not by itself establish a paid advertising click.
Campaign information attached to inquiries
With Statistics and Campaign attribution permission, WiredOptics stores campaign labels, the query-free landing-page URL and capture/expiry times in browser localStorage named wo_ppc_attribution_v2. It is valid for up to 30 days from a tagged visit; a new tagged visit may replace it, but ordinary navigation does not extend the expiry. Google click identifiers additionally require Marketing and Google Ads permission. This context can be included with your quote email so we can understand which marketing generated an inquiry. Submitted contact details and project text are not stored in this attribution record. A random inquiry reference and the form route may be included in the ordinary inquiry email without optional tracking; they help identify and administer your request.
Meta advertising tools when enabled
Meta Pixel is listed in our consent manager as an optional Marketing service. Its listing does not mean it is currently running. If enabled, and only after the required Marketing and service choices, Meta tools may measure advertising, help create audiences and process page or event activity, online identifiers, browser and device information, and referral information. Depending on the enabled features, hashed contact identifiers may be used for matching. This conditional description does not mean WiredOptics currently sends those identifiers. Learn more in the Meta Privacy Policy and Meta Ad Preferences. Review active service choices through Your Privacy Choices.
Withdrawal and telephone processing
Reject or disable the relevant categories and services to stop future optional website measurement. Withdrawal clears this site's campaign-attribution and pending-event records when the relevant code runs; some expired or inactive records and provider cookies can remain until a later visit, browser expiry or manual clearing. A cookie or localStorage expiry is not the retention period for an event already received by a provider, an inquiry email, a call record or a backup. Browser choices do not recall information already sent, erase business records, stop direct-ad call reporting or disable Grasshopper recording. Use the privacy-request methods below for access or deletion requests, which are handled subject to applicable rights and lawful retention exceptions. Choices apply to the browser/device used and may need to be made again after clearing browser data or changing devices.
Our call privacy disclosure explains Google call reporting and Grasshopper recordings, including how to contact us without a recorded conversation.
The table below lists cookies currently recorded in our consent manager. Providers may change cookie names or durations as their services evolve.
Browser controls and privacy signals
You can also block or delete cookies through your browser. Doing so may affect site functionality. Optional analytics and marketing technologies are off until you make a choice. Use Reject or Preferences to opt out of targeted advertising and any sale or sharing involving these technologies, or contact us to exercise an applicable privacy right.
Contact us
Questions about this policy or our use of cookies may be sent to info@wiredoptics.io or Wired Optics, LLC, 1801 West End Ave #1057, Nashville, TN 37203.
Prior choice for nonessential technologies
Essential technologies may operate without a choice when they are strictly necessary for security and core site functions. Statistics and Marketing technologies remain blocked unless you affirmatively enable them. Reject is available alongside Accept All, and you can change or withdraw your choice at any time through Your Privacy Choices.
Global Privacy Control and do-not-sell or share choices
We recognize Global Privacy Control (GPC) as an opt-out signal. Our consent manager initially declines optional Statistics and Marketing for a browser sending that signal. Its preferences also provide a separate, explicit choice to override the signal and allow optional processing. Review the current category, service and GPC-override selections in Your Privacy Choices; the displayed preferences determine the choice recorded for this browser. Browser choices apply to that browser or device and do not automatically change every account or device.
The inventory describes technologies recorded in our consent manager; a listing does not establish that a provider is running or has loaded before permission. Cookie durations are configured maximums and may be shortened by browser controls or withdrawal. The first-party campaign-attribution cookie and short-lived pending-event session record are described above.
Microsoft Advertising measurement
Added October 27, 2026.
When you allow both Marketing and the Microsoft Advertising service in Cookie Preferences, Microsoft Universal Event Tracking (UET) measures advertising visits and successfully submitted quote requests. Microsoft collects or receives online identifiers, ad-click identifiers, page and event information, IP address, browser and device information for advertising reporting and optimization and its own purposes described in the Microsoft Privacy Statement. This integration does not send submitted names, email addresses, phone numbers or project descriptions in quote events. Microsoft Clarity session recording and automatic contact-field matching are not enabled by this integration.
After permission, UET may use first-party cookies _uetsid (up to one day), _uetvid (up to 13 months), _uetmsclkid (up to 90 days), and Microsoft's MUID identifier. Provider settings and browser controls can change or shorten these durations. A first-party sessionStorage record named wo_microsoft_pending_quote_v1 contains a random event reference, form number and time after a successful quote submission; it is valid for five minutes and consumed on the confirmation page. It does not contain contact details or the project description.
Microsoft click identifiers can also be included with your inquiry email only when Statistics, Campaign attribution, Marketing and Microsoft Advertising permissions are all granted. You can decline or withdraw Microsoft Advertising through Your Privacy Choices. Withdrawal clears this integration's pending event and first-party UET cookies and reloads the page to stop further Microsoft tracking. It does not recall information already received by Microsoft or erase delivered inquiry emails. Rejecting optional measurement does not prevent calling or requesting a quote. Calls directly from ads and Grasshopper telephone records are separate from website cookie choices.
Maps, weather and form security
Technology update: October 26, 2026.
Our existing Cookie Preferences controls optional analytics, advertising and external content separately. Approve enables the disclosed optional categories; Deny keeps them off. Google Maps and Google-hosted place photos require the External Content / Google Maps choice. Allowing maps does not enable analytics or advertising. When these external features load, Google may receive your IP address, browser/device details and interaction information, and may use cookies under its Privacy Policy. Withdrawing permission blocks future loading; it cannot recall information already sent.
Weather forecasts are obtained by the WiredOptics server from the National Weather Service and displayed from a local cache. Your browser does not load the former weather widget or its performance analytics, and we do not request your location for this forecast.
Google reCAPTCHA remains active on pages containing protected forms, including before optional consent, for spam and abuse prevention. Google may process network, device and interaction signals for this purpose. It is separate from optional advertising and analytics. Pages without customer forms no longer load the Contact Form 7 reCAPTCHA scripts. You can browse, call or request a quote without allowing optional services.
We remember the choices for this browser for 30 days. Use Cookie Preferences or Your Privacy Choices to change or withdraw them. Another browser or cleared cookies may require a new choice. These choices do not change the separate telephone-processing disclosures in our Privacy Policy.