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Cookies Policy
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This Cookie Policy explains how SmarterHome.ai Inc. (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our websites at smarterhome.ai (the “Websites”). It clarifies what these technologies are, why we use them, and your rights to manage their use.
Last Updated: September 10, 2025
1. What are Cookies?
2. Types of Cookies We Use
Essential Cookies:
These are strictly necessary for our Websites to function, enabling core features like secure login areas or shopping cart functionality. We cannot provide our services without these cookies.
Performance & Functionality Cookies:
These cookies allow us to remember your choices, such as language or user preferences, to offer a more personalized experience. They also help us improve content and conduct research to enhance our products and services.
Analytics & Marketing Cookies:
We use these to track website traffic and user behavior, which helps us understand what content is popular and how users interact with our site. This information helps us improve our services, prevent fraud, and deliver targeted advertising relevant to your interests. Third-party cookies may be used to facilitate these functions.
3. Why We Use Cookies
- To provide and improve our core services.
- To customize your user experience and deliver personalized content.
- To analyze website performance and understand user trends.
- For marketing and advertising efforts, including remarketing.
- To prevent fraud and enhance security.
4. Your Choices & Control
Accept or Reject Cookies:
A cookie consent banner will appear when you first visit our site. You can typically accept or reject different categories of cookies through this banner.
Manage Your Browser Settings:
You can also manage cookies through your web browser’s settings. For detailed instructions, please refer to your browser’s help menu.
5. The cookies and scripts we use
Cookies
Embedded_video
- __utmt_player
to store and track audience reach.
- vuid
to store the user usage history.
Analytics
- __utmd
to store and track visitor journeys through the site and classifies them into groups.
- _gac_UA
- _utm
to store and track visits across websites.
- _dc_gtm_UA
to store number of service requests.
- UTMD_
to store and count pageviews.
- gtag_logged_in
- _gat_gtag_UA_
- utm_campaign
to Provide parameters to URLs to identify the campaigns that refer traffic.
- utm_source
to Provide parameters to URLs to identify the campaigns that refer traffic.
- _opt_expid
Thrown when a redirect experiment is running. Stores the experiment ID, variation ID, and referral source to the redirected page.
- _opt_utmc
Retains the last query parameter utm_campaign.
- _opt_awkid
Used for campaigns linked to Google Ads Criteria IDs.
- _opt_awgid
Used for campaigns associated with Google Ads ad group IDs.
- _opt_awmid
Used for campaigns linked to Google Ads Campaign IDs.
- _opt_awcid
Used for campaigns that are linked to Google Ads customer IDs.
- _gac_
- _gac_gb_
- _ga_
- _gaexp
- __utmxx
Determines when the experiment in which the user participated expires.
- __utmx
Determines if the user took part in the experiment.
- __utmv
Stores data about a visitor level custom variable. Thrown when a developer uses the _setCustomVar method with a visitor-level custom variable. Also used by the _setVar method, which is no longer supported. Updated every time data is sent to Google Analytics.
- __utmz
Stores information about the source of traffic or campaign, allowing you to understand where the user came to the site from. Generated when the library is run and updated every time data is submitted to Google Analytics.
- __utmc
Not used in ga.js. Installed for interoperability with urchin.js. Previously worked in conjunction with the __utmb cookie to determine whether a user should start a new session or visit.
- __utmb
Used to define new sessions / visits. Thrown when the JavaScript library is executed if there are no existing __utmb cookies. Updated every time data is sent to Google Analytics.
- __utmt
Limits the frequency of requests.
- __utma
Allows you to distinguish between users and sessions. Thrown when the JavaScript library is executed, if there are no existing __utma cookies. Updated every time data is sent to Google Analytics.
- AMP_TOKEN
Contains a token that can be used to get the Client-ID from the AMP service. Other possible values: disabling the function, active request, or an error in obtaining the Client-ID from the AMP service.
- _gat
- _gid
Allows you to differentiate between users.
- _ga
Unassigned
- __utm.gif
Marketing
- _fbm_
to store account details.
- actppresence
to store and track if the browser tab is active.
- sb
to store browser details.
- csm
to provide fraud prevention.
- c_user
to store a unique user ID.
- datr
to provide fraud prevention.
- _fbp
to store and track visits across websites.
- act
to Store logged in users.
- fr
to provide ad delivery or retargeting.
- wd
to read screen resolution.
- xs
to store a unique session ID.
- fbm
to store account details.
- _fbc
to store last visit.
- _js_datr
to store user preferences
Scripts
Necessary
- TrustedForm
Used to certify that form submissions are valid and consent is recorded. Required for form functionality.
Embedded Videos
- Vimeo embed
Vimeo Embedded content is used to display Vimeo videos on this website. Vimeo scripts can collect data about users and how they interact with the videos.
Google Fonts
- Google fonts
Google Fonts is a font embedding service library. Google Fonts are stored on Google\'s CDN. The Google Fonts API is designed to limit the collection, storage, and use of end-user data to only what is needed to serve fonts efficiently. Use of Google Fonts API is unauthenticated. No cookies are sent by website visitors to the Google Fonts API. Requests to the Google Fonts API are made to resource-specific domains, such as fonts.googleapis.com or fonts.gstatic.com. This means your font requests are separate from and don\'t contain any credentials you send to google.com while using other Google services that are authenticated, such as Gmail.
Analytics
- Google maps
Google Maps is a web mapping platform and consumer application offered by Google.
- Google Analytics
Google Analytics lets you measure your advertising ROI as well as track your Flash, video, and social networking sites and applications
Marketing
- Google Publisher Tag
Google Publisher Tag (GPT) is an ad tag library which allows publishers to define inventory, initiate and bundle ad requests, and render matching demand. GPT takes key details from you (such as ad unit code, ad size, and key-values), builds the request, and displays the ad on web pages.
- Facebook Pixel
The Facebook pixel is a piece of code that collects data that helps to track conversions from Facebook ads, optimize ads, build targeted audiences for future ads and remarket to people who have already taken some kind of action on the website.
