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Control analytics and advertising measurement used on this site, and learn how to exercise privacy rights.
Google Analytics + Microsoft Clarity
With your permission, Google Analytics measures visits and navigation, while Clarity helps MBTS understand clicks, scrolling, errors, and broad interaction patterns through heatmaps and session recordings. Contact and Quote form content is excluded or explicitly masked. MBTS disables advertising storage, Google Signals, ads personalization, and custom user IDs.
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Meta Pixel
If you allow it, the Meta Pixel records page views and generic lead events so MBTS can measure advertising results. It is blocked until you opt in. MBTS does not enable Advanced Matching and never passes names, email addresses, phone numbers, or form contents to Meta.
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Aggregate site analytics
MBTS keeps separate daily totals for pages, source domains, campaign tags, country/state codes, device classes, and completed forms. It does not assign a visitor ID, store raw IP addresses or browser strings, or follow you across websites. You can disable even these aggregate counts on this browser.
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MBTS does not sell personal information.
We do not sell personal information for money or profile visitors for decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. Because some laws may treat advertising-pixel activity as “sharing” or targeted advertising, the Meta Pixel remains off until you opt in and can be turned off above at any time.
We honor recognized Global Privacy Control signals. Because the a GPC signal turns off Meta measurement, Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and our optional aggregate page count.
Access, correct, delete, or appeal.
Depending on where you live, you may ask to access, correct, delete, or receive a portable copy of personal information. You may also object to or restrict certain processing, withdraw consent where consent is the legal basis, or appeal a denied request.
Use the Contact form and select “Privacy request.” Tell us the right you want to exercise and the email address connected with your request. We may ask for limited information to verify identity. Authorized agents may submit a request, subject to appropriate verification.
You will not receive discriminatory treatment for exercising a privacy right. You may also complain to your local data-protection authority, state attorney general, or other applicable regulator.