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Cookies Policy

What cookies and storage Ampliia AI uses, what each cookie does, and how to manage them in plain words.

Last updated: 21 September 2026

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, or phone when you browse a website. They help websites remember your device, understand how visitors move through pages, and measure whether advertising campaigns are working.

How we approach cookies in Australia

Ampliia AI operates from Geelong, Victoria, serving trade businesses throughout Australia. Under Australian privacy law, including the Privacy Act 1988, there is no requirement to display an intrusive cookie consent pop-up banner before loading a site. Instead, Australian law requires clear and honest disclosure about what data is collected and how it is used.

Our policy is complete transparency: we list every cookie and tracking tool below, explain why it exists, and show how you can switch it off. Please note that this is factual disclosure and not legal advice. If Ampliia AI ever expands its marketing to visitors in the European Union or the United Kingdom, a formal consent banner and Google Consent Mode will be put in place to meet local EU and UK regulations.

Cookies and storage used on this site

We audited our live website in a real browser to verify every cookie, local storage key, and network request that appears. Here is the complete list:

NameProviderDurationPurpose
_gaGoogle Analytics2 yearsFirst-party cookie that assigns a random identifier to distinguish unique visitors across visits and count total site traffic.
_ga_4NLYMNT5PJGoogle Analytics 42 yearsFirst-party cookie that maintains session state and campaign attribution for our specific measurement stream.
_fbpMeta (Facebook)90 daysFirst-party cookie set by the Meta Pixel snippet to identify browser visits for advertising measurement and ad delivery.
_fbcMeta (Facebook)90 daysFirst-party cookie created only when you arrive after clicking an ad on Facebook or Instagram with a click identifier (fbclid). It matches bookings or calls to the ad that led you here.
frMeta (.facebook.com)90 daysThird-party cookie set by Facebook servers when the browser sends pixel tracking signals, used by Meta to deliver and measure relevant ads.
_clckMicrosoft Clarity1 yearFirst-party cookie that stores a unique Clarity user ID so recurring visits on the same browser are not counted as new unique visitors in heatmaps.
_clskMicrosoft Clarity1 dayFirst-party cookie that connects page views within a single visit into a coherent session replay.
Cal.com cookiesCal.com embedSessionLoaded strictly inside the scheduling frame on our Contact page to remember selected booking time slots, timezone, and calendar availability.
Vercel AnalyticsVercelCookielessOur hosting provider collects aggregated performance and visitor metrics without setting any cookies or storing personal identifiers.

How to switch off or manage cookies

You do not need to accept cookies to browse ampliia.ai. You can control or remove them at any time using any of these simple methods:

  • Browser controls: Every modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) lets you view, block, or delete cookies in its privacy or security settings. You can choose to block third-party cookies or wipe stored cookies whenever you close the window.
  • Google Analytics opt-out: Google provides a free browser add-on that prevents your data from being sent to Google Analytics across any website. You can find it at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
  • Meta ad settings: You can manage how Meta uses data from partner websites by logging into your Facebook account and opening Ad Preferences, or visiting facebook.com/adpreferences.
  • Ad blockers and privacy extensions: Privacy tools such as uBlock Origin or Brave Shields block analytics and tracking network requests entirely without affecting site speed or layout.

Contact us about cookies

If you have any questions about this cookies policy or how we handle your data, email us at info@ampliia.ai or call 0470 253 261. For more details on personal data, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.