Cookie Policy

Flow My Data · Last Updated: July 23, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Flow My Data, LLC (“Flow My Data,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on our website at flowmydata.com (the “Site”), and how you can control them. It supplements our Privacy Policy.

1. About This Page

In plain English: This page is only about cookies on our own website. It's not about systems we build for clients.

This Cookie Policy applies only to flowmydata.com and supplements our Privacy Policy. It does not govern cookies or tracking technologies on systems, websites, or applications that we design or build for our clients — those are controlled by the respective client and their own policies.

2. What Cookies Are

In plain English: Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser to remember things and understand how the site is used.

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device to store information such as your preferences and session details. “First-party” cookies are set by the site you are visiting, while “third-party” cookies are set by other services integrated into the site. Cookies may last only for your session or persist for a set period. We also use similar technologies, such as pixels and tags, which we refer to collectively as “cookies” in this policy.

3. How We Manage Cookies

In plain English: We use a consent tool that lets you choose which non-essential cookies to allow, and we load tags through Google Tag Manager.

We use a consent management platform to disclose the cookies on our Site and to let you accept or decline non-essential categories through a consent banner. Tags and scripts on our Site are managed through Google Tag Manager. Your choices are stored so we can honor them on future visits, and you can change them at any time through the banner or preferences link.

4. The Cookies We Use

In plain English: Some cookies are essential; others are optional and only load if you allow them.

We group cookies into the following categories:

Category	Purpose	Consent required?
Essential	Enable core Site functionality, security, and load balancing. The Site cannot function properly without them.	No — always active
Preferences / Functionality	Remember your choices (such as your cookie preferences) to improve your experience.	Yes
Analytics / Performance	Help us understand how visitors use the Site so we can measure and improve performance (e.g., Google Analytics 4).	Yes
Advertising / Targeting	Support our marketing by measuring campaigns and enabling relevant advertising and retargeting across other sites (e.g., Google Ads, Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag).	Yes

5. How Cookies Are Controlled

In plain English: You control non-essential cookies through our banner, and you can also use your browser settings and partner opt-outs.

You can accept or decline non-essential cookie categories through our consent banner and change your choice at any time via the preferences link. You can also control cookies through your browser settings, including deleting or blocking cookies, though doing so may affect how the Site functions. For advertising cookies, we recommend using the partner opt-out links in Section 6 alongside the banner controls for the most complete opt-out.

6. Third-Party & Advertising Cookies

In plain English: We use Google, Meta, and LinkedIn tools to measure traffic and run ads, and each has its own privacy controls.

We integrate the following third-party services, each governed by its own privacy policy:

Google Analytics 4 and Google Ads — measurement, conversion tracking, and remarketing. See Google's Privacy Policy; opt out via Google Ads Settings and the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
Meta (Facebook) Pixel — advertising measurement and retargeting. See Meta's Privacy Policy; manage via Meta Ad Preferences.
LinkedIn Insight Tag — B2B advertising measurement and retargeting. See LinkedIn's Privacy Policy; manage via your LinkedIn ad settings.

You can also use industry opt-out tools such as DAA WebChoices and NAI.

7. California Residents

In plain English: Advertising cookies may count as “sharing” under California law, and you can opt out several ways — including with Global Privacy Control.

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by the CPRA), the use of certain advertising cookies may be considered “sharing” of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. California residents can opt out of this “sharing” through our consent banner, the partner opt-out links in Section 6, or by using a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal in a supported browser, which we treat as a valid opt-out request for that browser. See our Privacy Policy for more about your California rights.

8. Full Cookie Declaration

In plain English: For the always-current, detailed list of cookies, use the consent panel on the Site.

Because cookies on the Site may change over time, a current and detailed declaration of the specific cookies in use — including their names, providers, purposes, and durations — is available through the consent management panel accessible from our cookie banner or preferences link.

9. Changes to This Page

In plain English: If we change how we use cookies, we'll update the date here.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. We will post the revised version with a new “Last Updated” date.

10. Contact Us

In plain English: Reach us here with any cookie questions.

Flow My Data, LLC
513 Memorial Blvd #162, Springfield, TN 37172
Privacy requests: [email protected]
General inquiries: [email protected]