Cookie Policy

Effective Date: August 14, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how California Telecom uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website.

No non-essential cookies are set before you consent. When you first visit, we show a banner asking you to accept or decline. Until you accept, the third-party tools described below are not loaded at all, set no cookies, and receive no information about your visit. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat that as a decline automatically. You can change your choice at any time with the Cookie Preferences link in our footer.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience.

2. Types of Cookies We Use

Essential Cookies

Required for the website to function properly. These cannot be disabled. They include session management and security cookies.

Analytics and Visitor Identification Cookies

Loaded only after you click “Accept.” These help us understand how visitors interact with our website. This data is pseudonymous, not anonymous: it is tied to a persistent identifier that stays linked to you across visits, includes your IP address along with device and browser information, and in the case of our business-visitor identification tool is used to identify you individually and to identify the company you work for.

Functional Cookies

Remember your preferences (such as your cookie choice) so we do not ask you again on every page.

3. The Third-Party Tools We Use

After you accept, we load two tools directly:

• Google Analytics 4 — website analytics. Measures how visitors arrive at our site and which pages they view, using a persistent identifier stored in the cookies listed below. It processes your IP address, device and browser information, and approximate location. This data is pseudonymous rather than anonymous: it stays linked to that identifier across visits, and Google may combine it with other signals it holds about you.
• RB2B (Retention.com) — B2B visitor identification. Attempts to identify the individual visitor and their employer by matching your IP address and device and browser information against third-party datasets, so that we can see which people and companies visited even when no form was submitted. This is deliberate identification of you, not anonymous measurement. You can opt out directly at app.retention.com/optout.

Further parties loaded by RB2B

RB2B does not act alone. Its script loads additional third parties onto this page that we do not embed ourselves and that are not visible in our own code. We disclose them here because they receive information about your visit and, in one case, set their own cookies under our domain. As observed on this site:

• LiveIntent (b-code.liadm.com) — an identity-resolution provider used to help match a visitor to a known person. It sets the _lc2_fpi, _lc2_fpi_js and _li_dcdm_c cookies listed below. LiveIntent is a further party receiving data about your visit.
• An IP geolocation service (pro.ip-api.com) — receives your IP address in order to return location information.
• Additional endpoints (a.usbrowserspeed.com, alocdn.com) — contacted by the RB2B script as part of its identification process. We are seeking confirmation from RB2B of the operators behind these and will name them here once confirmed.

If you decline, none of the above is loaded. We no longer use any advertising or ad-retargeting networks on this site. We do not control what these providers do with data once loaded, and we recommend reviewing their respective privacy policies.

Important: RB2B’s cookies are first-party

RB2B’s cookies are set under our own domain, not a third-party domain. This matters for a practical reason: if you rely on your browser’s “block third-party cookies” setting, it does not stop these. Declining at our banner, sending a Global Privacy Control signal, or opting out at app.retention.com/optout are the ways to prevent them.

If you accept, RB2B sets the following cookies:

Not every cookie above appears on every visit; which ones are set depends on how RB2B processes a given visit. RB2B’s own documentation lists a session cookie named _reb2sessionID, while the tag on this site sets _reb2bsessionID. Our controls account for both spellings.

LiveIntent, loaded by RB2B as described above, sets these cookies under our domain:

Google Analytics 4 additionally sets _ga and _ga_<property> (2 years), used to distinguish visitors and sessions. Declining, or reopening Cookie Preferences and choosing Decline, clears all of the above.

4. Managing Cookies

You can control and manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to:

• View what cookies are stored and delete them individually
• Block third-party cookies
• Block all cookies from specific sites
• Block all cookies from all sites
• Delete all cookies when you close your browser

Please note that blocking certain cookies may affect the functionality of our website.

5. Updates to This Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy periodically. Changes will be reflected on this page with a revised effective date.

6. Contact Us

If you have questions about our use of cookies, please contact us:

California Telecom
14538 Central Ave, Chino, CA 91710
Phone: (877) 622-5835
Email: info@californiatelecom.com