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Cookie and Tracking Notice

Last updated November 8, 2026

Summary: what getten10.com stores in your browser, what it measures, and how to say no.

1. Your choice

When you first visit getten10.com you see a notice where you can Accept or choose Essential only (closing the notice is the same as Essential only). Until you accept, the site loads no analytics or advertising tools. You can change your choice any time with the "Privacy choices" link at the bottom of every page. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, the site starts with Essential only and never turns on analytics automatically; analytics start only if you then choose Accept yourself, and only for that page view.

2. Essential (always on)

• Your privacy choice (saved in your browser).
• The Ten10 dashboard and apps keep you signed in using your browser's storage. They do not use advertising cookies.
• Security logs on our servers (IP address, time and page) used to protect the service.

3. Analytics (only if you accept)

• Ten10 first-party analytics: a random visitor ID in your browser, pages viewed, the link or campaign that brought you, and key clicks such as "Start free trial". Our server looks up the approximate country and US state from your IP address and does not keep the full IP address with these records.
• Google Analytics (Google) and Microsoft Clarity (Microsoft) to understand site traffic and usability. These providers use their own cookies under their privacy policies.

4. Advertising

If Ten10 adds advertising tags (for example Meta, TikTok or LinkedIn), they load only after you accept. We do not sell personal information. Accepting may allow those providers to use cookies for measuring ads, which some state laws call "sharing"; choosing Essential only, or sending GPC, opts you out.

5. Laws we follow

We designed this notice to follow US state privacy laws, including the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CPRA), and to honor opt-out preference signals. See the Privacy Policy for your rights and how to use them.