Information handled on the page
Directory search, filters, comparison choices, and support-plan entries are processed in the visitor’s browser by the theme. The theme does not send those values to WordPress, place them in theme storage, or create a YouMatter account.
- Reloading or leaving the support-plan page clears entries unless the browser itself restores form state.
- Printing or saving a PDF is controlled by the visitor’s device and may create a local file or print history.
- Following an outside provider link sends the request to that provider under its own privacy policy.
Current platform and technical request data
At the September 5, 2026 production audit, YouMatter was served through Wasmer and WordPress 7.1 on PHP 8.3. Rank Math supplied search metadata, schema, sitemap, and robots controls. The theme closes public comments and adds no public account, registration, crisis-message, or support-intake form.
Wasmer, WordPress, security systems, and enabled plugins may process technical request data needed to deliver and protect the site. This can include the requested URL, IP address, browser and device details, referral page, timestamp, security events, and administration or protection cookies. Retention is controlled by the applicable hosting, WordPress, security, backup, and plugin settings rather than one universal theme setting.
Google measurement and disabled advertising code
At that audit, the connected production services included Google Site Kit, Google tag GT-5NX884NP, Google Tag Manager container GTM-NMZG25CF, and AdSense publisher ca-pub-4474538763713855. Rank Math was also installing a second Google measurement tag. Theme release 3.4.1 disables Rank Math’s duplicate tag and blocks Site Kit’s AdSense, Funding Choices, and Tag Manager code on public pages without disconnecting their administration or reports.
The configured Site Kit Analytics tag is delayed until a visitor deliberately interacts with the page. Before it can load, the theme sets ad storage, analytics storage, ad user data, and ad personalization to denied; functionality and security storage remain granted. A compatible consent system may update those values after a choice. Under Google’s advanced consent mode, a delayed tag can send limited cookieless requests while storage remains denied; consent mode is not itself a consent banner.
Depending on consent, configuration, and Google policy, delayed Analytics may process the page URL, IP and device information, referrer, timestamp, consent state, and interaction or measurement events. Advertising and Tag Manager code are not required or loaded by the theme to display provider facts, official links, filters, comparisons, or the support-plan worksheet.
Your choices
Visitors can use browser privacy controls, avoid interacting before leaving if they do not want the delayed Analytics tag requested, avoid entering private information into the printable worksheet, and contact Mello Zone about a privacy concern. The Mello Zone contact route is a separate site and is governed by its own form and privacy handling.
- Do not send crisis disclosures or sensitive health details through the Mello Zone contact form.
- Clear site data in the browser to remove cookies or local browser state.
- Review the outside provider’s privacy and emergency-intervention terms before contact.
- Ask Mello Zone which service controls a particular cookie or network request if the consent layer or this disclosure is unclear.
Privacy questions
Use the Mello Zone contact route for privacy or data-handling questions. Include the public page, approximate date, and the browser or feature involved, but do not include private health information.