AutoHubCore Resources
Cookie Policy
Last updated: September 8, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how blog.autohubcore.io uses cookies, consent tools, analytics, and advertising technologies. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.
The AutoHubCore Resources blog is built for Malaysian and Southeast Asian car dealers who read guides about WhatsApp follow-up, vehicle inquiry reports, buyer trust, recon dealer workflows, and dealership automation. Cookies help us run the website, remember your privacy choices, understand which resources are useful, and support advertising where enabled.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags, scripts, and identifiers used by browsers, analytics tools, advertising platforms, and embedded services.
How We Use Cookies
- Necessary cookies keep the website working and remember your consent choice.
- Functional cookies support useful features such as embedded tools, preference handling, or compatibility checks.
- Analytics cookies help us understand traffic, page performance, and which dealer resources visitors read.
- Marketing cookies may support advertising, ad measurement, frequency control, and personalized or non-personalized ad delivery.
Current Consent Setup
This site currently uses CookieAdmin, WP Consent API, Google Site Kit, Google Analytics, Google AdSense, and Google Consent Mode. Our setup is designed to start analytics and marketing consent as denied until a visitor makes a choice through the cookie banner.
Google scripts may still load for technical compatibility with Site Kit, AdSense verification, and Consent Mode, but Google Consent Mode communicates denied storage signals before consent where configured. This means ad storage, ad user data, ad personalization, and analytics storage should be restricted unless the visitor gives the relevant consent.
Cookie Categories
| Category | Purpose | Consent Needed? |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Website security, basic operation, remembering consent choices, and admin/session safeguards. | No, where required for basic operation. |
| Functional | Feature support, preference handling, compatibility checks, and embedded-service support. | Usually yes unless technically necessary. |
| Analytics / Statistics | Understanding page views, traffic source, device type, popular content, and general performance. | Yes, unless configured as strictly anonymous and permitted by applicable law. |
| Marketing / Advertising | Ad delivery, ad measurement, ad personalization, remarketing, and fraud/abuse prevention linked to advertising platforms. | Yes. |
Examples Of Cookies And Technologies
| Name / Provider | Category | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
cookieadmin_consent / CookieAdmin | Necessary | Stores your cookie preference so the banner does not repeatedly ask the same question. |
wp_consent_* / WP Consent API | Necessary / Preference control | Stores consent API category choices such as functional, preferences, statistics, and marketing. |
_ga, _ga_* / Google Analytics | Analytics / Statistics | Helps measure website traffic and page engagement when analytics consent is allowed. |
FCCDCF / Google Funding Choices or Google consent tools | Functional / Consent support | Supports Google-related consent handling and advertising consent workflows. |
test_cookie / DoubleClick or Google Ads | Marketing / Advertising support | Checks whether the browser supports cookies for Google advertising systems. |
| Google Tag, Google Site Kit, Google AdSense, DoubleClick | Analytics / Marketing depending on use | Supports measurement, ads, Consent Mode, and ad-delivery compatibility. |
The exact cookies may change as WordPress, Site Kit, Google services, CookieAdmin, security tools, or advertising settings change. We periodically review the cookie configuration and update this page when needed.
Google Consent Mode
Google Consent Mode helps the site communicate visitor consent choices to Google tags. When consent is denied, Google tags are expected to adjust behavior for storage, analytics, advertising, and personalization signals. Consent Mode is not a replacement for a cookie banner or privacy policy; it is a technical signal layer that works alongside our consent banner.
Your Cookie Choices
You can manage cookies in several ways:
- Click Accept All to allow non-essential cookies.
- Click Reject All to decline non-essential cookies.
- Click Customize to choose specific categories where available.
- Use the cookie preference control on the site, if shown, to modify your choices later.
- Use your browser settings to block, delete, or restrict cookies.
If you block or reject some cookies, the website should still be readable, but some measurement, advertising, personalization, embedded content, or preference features may not work as intended.
Browser Controls
Most browsers let you delete existing cookies, block third-party cookies, clear site data, or send privacy signals. Browser-level blocking may override our website settings. If you use a managed browser, company network, VPN, firewall, or DNS filtering service, some website resources may behave differently from a normal public connection.
Do Not Track And Global Privacy Signals
Some browsers or extensions send privacy preference signals such as Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Support for these signals depends on the tools and services used on the website. Where our consent-management tools support such signals, we aim to respect them according to the available configuration.
Third-Party Services
Third-party services may set their own cookies or process data under their own privacy policies. This can include Google services, hosting providers, WordPress plugins, security tools, social platforms, embedded media providers, or external websites linked from our articles.
We do not control every cookie or identifier used by third-party services after you leave our website or interact directly with those services. Review their policies for more details.
Why Necessary Cookies Cannot Be Turned Off
Necessary cookies are required for core site functions such as security, consent records, and basic website operation. For example, cookieadmin_consent is categorized as Necessary because it records whether you accepted, rejected, or customized cookies. Without it, the banner may keep reappearing and the site may not remember your privacy choice.
Updates To This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when our website tools, plugins, analytics setup, advertising setup, consent configuration, or legal requirements change. The latest version will be posted on this page.
Questions
For questions about cookies, privacy, or consent settings on this website, please contact us through the Contact page.