Cookie Policy
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This policy explains how Great Question, Inc. uses cookies and similar technologies on www.greatquestion.com. It also explains the choices available to you. It is effective October 15, 2026.
A cookie is a small file that a website stores on your device. Similar technologies include browser storage, pixels, tags, and software development kits. We use these technologies to operate the website, understand its use, improve the experience, and measure marketing where permitted.
Your choices
How your choices work depends on where you visit from. In the EEA, the UK, and other regions where we ask for consent first, optional categories remain off unless you turn them on. In other regions including Australia, New Zealand, and certain states in the United States, optional technologies are on by default. The controls available through Cookie Settings depend on the regional banner.
Use Cookie Settings in the footer to review your choices and change the categories shown. The Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link lets you opt out of Advertising; it does not turn off Analytics or session replay. Where the banner does not offer an Analytics switch, you can disable session replay by enabling Global Privacy Control. Your browser settings can also block or delete cookies, although blocking necessary technologies may prevent some website features from working.
How we use these technologies
Necessary
Necessary technologies operate the consent manager, protect forms against abuse, preserve security settings, and provide features that you request. They cannot be switched off through Cookie Settings because the website depends on them.
Functional
Functional technologies provide optional content and services such as embedded videos, event listings, and meeting scheduling. They run only when the Functional category is enabled. These providers may receive technical information needed to deliver the requested content.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics and PostHog to understand visits, page use, and interactions with the website. We configure ordinary analytics for our own measurement and not for targeted advertising. PostHog and cookie-based Google Analytics run only while the Analytics category is enabled: after you turn it on in regions where we ask for consent first, or by default in opt-out regions.
Session replay
PostHog session replay helps us understand how visitors use the website and is part of the Analytics category. In regions where we ask for consent first, it starts only after you enable Analytics. In opt-out regions, it operates by default while Analytics is enabled. Turning off Analytics also disables session replay. We mask all form inputs and content marked as sensitive, and disable recording on pages with forms, chat fields, or embedded content. Global Privacy Control disables session replay without disabling ordinary analytics.
Advertising
We use Google Ads to measure campaign activity and conversion attribution. Snitcher identifies companies that visit the website and records site activity for sales outreach. HubSpot associates visits and sources with marketing and sales records. OpenAI, LinkedIn, and Reddit measure advertising campaigns and page activity. In regions where we ask for consent first, these technologies remain off until you enable the Advertising category. Elsewhere, they are on by default and stop when you opt out. Global Privacy Control disables this category.
Global Privacy Control
We recognize an enabled Global Privacy Control signal as a request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information and targeted advertising. The signal disables advertising and session replay on this website, including after a prior choice. It does not disable ordinary analytics. Where the regional banner offers an Analytics switch, you can control Analytics separately through Cookie Settings.
Services and storage
The current website uses CookieYes for consent choices, Google Analytics for web measurement, PostHog for product analytics and optional session replay, Cloudflare Turnstile for form security, Google Ads, Snitcher, HubSpot, OpenAI, LinkedIn, and Reddit for the advertising purposes described above, and selected video, event, and meeting providers for embedded content. Cookie Settings lists the cookies detected on the website, their provider, purpose, and duration.
Cookie choices apply to the browser and device where you make them. If you use another browser or device, or clear browser storage, you may need to make your choices again.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when our website or service providers change. We will update the effective date above and request a new choice when a change requires it.
Questions about this policy can be sent to privacy@greatquestion.co.