Current preference control
Optional measurement preference: No preference saved.
This control applies only to measurement services that are clearly identified as optional. Necessary first-party operational events continue because they support delivery, security, session continuity, route integrity, duplicate control, and performance review.
What each action does
Enable Optional Measurement
Saves the value accepted in this browser. A future service that is separately identified as optional may operate in accordance with that preference.
Disable Optional Measurement
Saves the value rejected in this browser. A future service connected to this control should remain disabled.
Clear Preference
Removes only the saved optional measurement preference. It does not delete necessary visitor or session identifiers and does not automatically erase server-side records already processed.
Operational processing that continues
| Processing | Why it continues | Controlled by this preference? |
|---|---|---|
| Page delivery and network security requests | Provides the page, protects the service, and supports network reliability. | No. |
| Operational page and interaction events | Supports route integrity, performance review, aggregate engagement, and troubleshooting. | No. |
| Session continuity and duplicate controls | Prevents repeated actions and maintains continuity during a visit. | No. |
| Optional measurement service | Provides an additional measurement function only if separately identified and connected to this control. | Yes. |
| Third-party service opened by the user | Operates under the provider's own settings and policies after the user opens it. | No. |
Global Privacy Control
Global Privacy Control is a browser signal used in some jurisdictions to communicate an opt-out from sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. The current site does not describe its operation as selling personal data or using personal data for targeted advertising. The present practices therefore do not include a sale or targeted advertising activity for the signal to disable.
If future practices create a legally recognized sale, sharing, or targeted advertising activity, an applicable opt-out preference signal must be handled and explained as required before that activity begins. The optional measurement preference on this page is separate from such a legal opt-out signal.
Browser and device scope
The saved preference is stored in the browser where you make the choice. A different browser, device, profile, private-browsing session, or cleared storage may not contain the same value. You may need to repeat the choice on each browser or device.
Browser settings, extensions, security products, and network policies can block storage or scripts. When storage is unavailable, the status may not be saved or displayed.
Third-party choices
TradingView, the site’s network and security provider, Google, WhatsApp, and linked services control their own privacy settings, cookies, account data, and opt-out mechanisms. This page does not change those provider-controlled settings. Review the provider's controls and policies for account or service-specific choices.
Privacy rights requests
This control is not the only way to exercise a privacy right. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, portability, information about disclosures, an opt-out, a limitation on sensitive information, or an appeal. See the Privacy Policy and use the Contact page to submit a request.
Choice records and service-specific controls
A saved preference records the choice in the browser where it was made. The record may include the preference value and information needed to display or apply that choice. It does not create a universal account profile and may not transfer to another browser, device, private window, or cleared storage environment.
Third-party services may provide separate account, device, browser, or platform controls. A site preference cannot change a third party's independent settings. Requests concerning personal information held by MindBridge should use the privacy request process rather than relying only on a browser preference.
Technical implementation details
Technical implementation details
The saved preference uses the localStorage key ITI_MEASUREMENT_CHOICE. New choices are written as accepted or rejected. The code can read older on or off values for compatibility but does not continue writing those values.
Clearing the preference removes this key only. It does not remove ITI_VISITOR_ID or ITI_SESSION_ID.