Privacy

Last updated: August 16, 2026.

What this site does

OpenAgreements is a free, public legal reference library. We publish jurisdiction-specific practice guides. Browsing public explainers, evidence, templates, and machine-readable artifacts does not require an account. Optional accounts support private or premium product surfaces. We do not process payments or sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.

Optional accounts

If you choose to sign in, Auth0 processes your account identity and essential session cookies for authentication and account security. We store limited security metadata, including entitlement status, grant, expiry, and revocation timestamps, and pseudonymous security-event records. Essential authentication cookies are not controlled by the analytics consent choice because they are necessary to provide a requested sign-in session.

Authentication does not change our document-retention boundary: we do not retain uploaded client documents, filenames, prompts, legal analysis, or generated legal work merely because you are signed in. Security logs do not contain those materials, access tokens, or email addresses.

Consent and cookies

We use Google Consent Mode v2 with a default-deny baseline: until you make a choice in the consent banner, no analytics or advertising cookies are set. The banner gives "Accept" and "Reject" equal weight. You can reopen the consent dialog any time from the footer to change your choice.

The consent banner and granular preferences UI are provided by c15t, running locally in your browser (no third-party hosted backend on our side). Your consent record is stored in your browser only.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4 (measurement ID G-2KFZ0NFKVF) to understand aggregate site usage — which pages get read, where visitors arrive from, and which content gets engaged with. When analytics consent is granted, GA4 sets the _ga family of cookies in your browser. When consent is denied, GA4 still receives cookieless modeling pings (no identifiers, no cookies) so we can size traffic in aggregate; this is the documented behavior of Consent Mode v2.

We have not enabled Google Signals, Google Ads linking, or Google Ad Manager features on this property.

Performance monitoring

We use Vercel Speed Insights to monitor Core Web Vitals (page load, input delay, layout shift). Per Vercel's documentation, this data is anonymous, aggregated, and does not use cookies or visitor identifiers.

What we do not do

  • We do not collect email addresses for marketing or send a newsletter; Auth0 may process an account email when you opt in to an account.
  • We do not run cross-context behavioral advertising.
  • We do not "sell" or "share" personal information as defined by CPRA.
  • We do not require accounts for public browsing and do not process payments.
  • We do not load social-network embed scripts that profile visitors.

California (CPRA) and Global Privacy Control

California residents have rights to know, delete, correct, and opt out of any "sale" or "sharing" of personal information. Because this site does not sell or share personal information, the practical effect is limited, but the rights still apply. Our consent manager honors the Global Privacy Control (GPC) browser signal where supported.

Retention

Aggregate GA4 data is retained per Google's default account-level retention (currently 2 months, the platform minimum we configure).

Account and entitlement metadata is retained while needed to operate or secure the account, including revocation history needed to enforce access. Session cookies expire according to the configured Auth0 session lifetime. You may contact us to request deletion, subject to security, legal, and operational retention requirements.

Contact

The site is maintained by UseJunior. For privacy questions or to exercise a data right, file an issue at the project's correction form (linked from the footer's feedback link), or email privacy@usejunior.com.

Reuse

Site-authored OpenAgreements text is intended for reuse under CC BY 4.0. Source excerpts and linked materials remain under their respective owners' rights.