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Cookies Policy

Last updated October 2, 2026

This Cookies Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies drvoip.com uses, why we use them, and how you can control them.

1. What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your browser. They let a site remember who you are between visits, understand how you use it, and, in some cases, show you relevant ads elsewhere. Similar technologies, like pixels and local storage, work in much the same way and are covered by this policy too.

2. How We Use Cookies

We use cookies on the Site for four general purposes:

3. Essential Cookies

A small number of cookies are required for the Site to function, such as remembering form progress or basic security settings. These don't track you across other sites and can't be switched off without affecting how the Site works.

4. Analytics Cookies

We use Google Analytics cookies to see how visitors find and move through the Site, which pages perform well, and where visitors run into trouble. These cookies report aggregated usage patterns back to us; they don't identify you by name.

5. Advertising Cookies

The Google Ads pixel and the Meta (Facebook) Pixel on the Site place advertising cookies that let us measure ad performance and show you DrVoIP ads on Google, Facebook, and Instagram based on pages you've visited here. Google and Meta control how these cookies work and may use them to build an advertising profile that extends beyond drvoip.com.

6. Social Media and Embedded Content Cookies

Pages that link to or embed our LinkedIn and YouTube content may set cookies from those platforms, used to run the embedded player, remember if you're logged in, and support their own analytics and advertising. Those cookies are controlled by LinkedIn and YouTube (Google), not by us.

7. Third-Party Cookies We Don't Control

The analytics and advertising cookies described above are set by Google and Meta, not DrVoIP directly. We don't control how those companies use the data their cookies collect; their own privacy policies govern that.

8. How Long Cookies Last

Some cookies are session cookies and are deleted automatically when you close your browser. Others are persistent and stay on your device for a set period, commonly anywhere from 30 days to 2 years depending on the provider, until they expire or you delete them.

9. Managing and Disabling Cookies

You have a few ways to control cookies:

If you block essential cookies, some parts of the Site, like forms, may not work properly.

10. Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers send a "Do Not Track" signal. There isn't yet a common standard for how sites should respond to it, so the Site does not currently change its behavior based on that signal; use the cookie and ad-platform controls above instead.

11. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Cookies Policy as the tools we use change. Updates take effect as soon as they're posted, and the "Last updated" date above will reflect the most recent change.

12. Contact Us

Questions about this Cookies Policy? Reach out any time.