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Cookies. Only if you say yes.
By default this site sets no tracking cookies. If you accept, Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel switch on. If you decline, they never load. Here is everything it keeps, and where.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device to remember something about you. Similar tools, like your browser’s local storage, do the same job in a different place. This page covers both.
2. What this site uses
Until you accept the cookie notice, nothing that identifies you and nothing that follows you to other sites:
- Analytics: Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights, which are cookie-free. They count page views, device type, country and page speed, in aggregate.
- Your theme: if you switch between light and dark, your browser’s local storage remembers the choice (“ol-theme”). It never leaves your device.
- The guide pop-up: if it appears and you close it, your browser’s session storage remembers that for this visit only (“lead-popup”).
- Fonts are served from this site. No request goes to Google Fonts.
- Only if you click Accept: Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager (to measure visits) and the Meta Pixel (to measure our ads). They set cookies on your browser. If you click Decline, or ignore the notice, they stay off. Your choice is saved in this browser (“cookie_consent”) and you can clear it any time to be asked again.
3. Services you choose to use
A few things on the site run on someone else’s service, and only when you use them:
- Sofia, the AI receptionist, runs on ElevenLabs. When you open her and talk or type, that session runs on ElevenLabs, which may store what it needs for the session.
- Payments run on Stripe. Its payment page may set its own cookies, for example to prevent fraud.
- Booking a call goes to Cal.com from our server. No Cal.com cookie is set on this site.
- If a page embeds a video, the video provider may set its own cookies when the video loads.
4. The cookie notice
The first time you visit, a small notice asks whether you accept Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel. Accept and Decline are the same size, and nothing tracks you before you choose. To change your mind, clear this site’s data in your browser and the notice comes back.
5. Managing cookies and storage
6. Do Not Track
Nothing on this site tracks you across other sites, so a Do Not Track signal changes nothing here.
7. Changes to this policy
If what the site stores changes, this page changes first, with a new date.
Questions about cookies
Oleg Litvin Digital Marketing · oleg@oleglitvin.com · 42 Charles St E, Toronto, ON
This page has not yet been reviewed by someone licensed to practise law in Canada. It says what we do; it is not legal advice. Last updated 2026-10-13.