Cookie policy

Roadze does not build a profile of you across other websites, and the ads shown here are not personalized. We use a small number of technologies: one cookie to keep you signed in, browser storage to remember your settings, Google Analytics to count visits, a browser key for the ads Roadze places on the website, and the cookies that Google AdSense may set for its ads. Each is described below.

Cookies

NamePurposeLifetime
Supabase sessionKeeps you signed in between visits. Without it, you would need to sign in on every page.Until you sign out
_gaGoogle Analytics. Distinguishes visits from the same browser so that you are counted as one visitor. It stores a random number, not your name.2 years
_ga_…Google Analytics. Stores the state of the current visit (the session).2 years
__gads, __gpi, __eoiGoogle AdSense. They limit how often the same ad is repeated, measure ads and detect fraud. They are not used here to personalize ads. They are not set if your browser sends the Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, or in Europe.Up to 13 months

The first cookie is strictly necessary: it is required for sign-in to work and is not used for analysis. If you block it, you cannot stay signed in. The two Google Analytics cookies are not necessary: if you block them, the service works the same and your visit is not counted.

Stored in your browser

The following items are stored by your browser on your own device. They are not sent to our servers, with one exception noted in the table.

KeyWhat it stores
vw:langThe language you selected
vw:favoritesThe cameras you marked as favorites
vw:mapMap position, zoom and layers
vw:uiThe section that was open, clock format and light mode
vw:changesRecent activity shown in the app
roadze:homeStateThe state the map opens on
vw:anunciosAds on the website: a random number, your yes or no answers by category and the minutes you used the site each day. The number and the answers are sent to us when an ad is shown or answered; the Privacy policy explains this.

Clearing your browser data removes all of these items. The website then returns to its default settings.

Third parties

The map is rendered by Mapbox, so your browser connects to its servers to load map tiles. Camera images come from each state's government sources. Both receive the technical details of any web request, including your IP address and browser type, which is inherent to how a browser requests an image from a server.

We do not use either of them to build a profile of you, and we do not share any information about your account with them.

Measurement

Roadze counts website visits with Google Analytics 4. It reports how many people opened each page, from which country and on what type of device, and how they arrived: a search engine, a link or shared content. We use this information only to understand whether changes to the website are effective.

Advertising features are turned off, so this data is not used to show you ads or to build a profile of you across other websites. Google Analytics 4 does not log or store your IP address: it uses it once to derive the country and then discards it. We do not send it your email address, your account or anything you do within your account, and it is not present in the Android app.

It sets the two cookies listed in the table above so that visits from the same browser are counted as one visitor. In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland those cookies are not set: visits from those regions are counted without cookies, as anonymous, aggregated signals. If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, Roadze does not load Google Analytics.

Google retains detailed data for a maximum of 14 months; after that, only aggregated reports remain. To avoid being counted on any website, you can install Google's browser add-on (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout) or block the two cookies. The cameras and the map continue to work the same way.

Managing cookies

All browsers let you view, block and delete cookies from their settings. If you block the session cookie, you cannot stay signed in. If you block the Google Analytics cookies, the cameras and the map continue to work.

Last updated: 11 November 2026