Our Cookie Policy
What are “cookies?”
“Cookies” are small pieces of data stored on your computer or mobile device whenever you visit a website. This data is stored as a text file and is used to help website owners, including TrollEye, remember information about you. This may or may not include your browsing preferences, login information, or contact information.
Cookies in use on this site
Our website allows the use of cookies from the following third-party vendors for website development, marketing, and advertising purposes:
Google Analytics 4:
“_ga” is used to distinguish users from one another. It expires 2 years after being stored on your computer.
“_ga_<container-id>” is used to persist session states on your computer. It expires 2 years after being stored on your computer.
Sopro Plugin:
“_obid” is used to track unique visits to the TrollEye website and relate them to email campaigns. It expires 1 year after being stored on your computer.
“_obid_visit” is used to identify a user session across multiple pages and is not linked to personal data. It expires 4 hours after being stored on your computer.
“culd_*” is a session cookie used for webchat and is not linked to personal data. It expires 15 days after being stored on your computer.
Zoom Info:
TrollEye uses the ZoomInfo Website tag plugin to identify visitors to its website.
“visitorId” is used to track and identify visitors to TrollEye’s website, which website pages the visitor viewed, how long the user spent on the website, had how the user first accessed the website. It expires 1 year after being stored on your computer.
ZoomInfo cross-references data collected with this cookie against its database of business-related data that it shares with TrollEye.
How to turn off cookies
If you don’t want cookies to be installed on your computer, you may still use the TrollEye website, but your ability to use some features or areas of our site may be limited.
If your web browser is up to date, it should allow you to turn off cookies in the settings menu. The following links provide instructions on how to adjust cookie settings in the most commonly used browsers: