Privacy Policy
Effective Date: April 29, 2025
Your Privacy Is Important to Us
Welcome to Gtaradars.com, operated by:
GTA Radar.com- GTA Radar Studio LTD. 1067, Famagusta, T.R.N.C.This site is an independent fan-made project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any game developers, publishers, or their affiliates.
At GTA Radar, your privacy matters. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and protect your data when you interact with our website (gtaradars.com). It applies only to data gathered through this site, not from any third-party platforms or services.
When visiting GTA Radars, you’re viewing a variety of fan-made content and modding scripts for GTA V, but all who visit the site contribute, through data–intention data, or through automatic data collection. The Privacy Policy, for GTA Radars, isn’t simply a legal requirement. The Privacy Policy is also a pledge of transparency: spelling out what data is collected, how it is used and how it is secured. This is especially important as the Privacy Policy also states that GTA Radars is a community owned, independent site–not related to Rockstar or any big gaming company, establishing both trust in the site and a commitment to users, even for difference users who never sign up or login.
This policy is part of our Terms of Service. Additional terms may apply based on your interactions with our services.
Contents
- Website Visitors
- Google DoubleClick DART Cookie
- Advertising Partners
- Partner Privacy Policies
- Third-Party Policies
- CCPA Rights
- GDPR Rights
- External Links
- Cookies
- Policy Updates
- Contact
- Disclaimer
1. Website Visitors
We collect non-personal data such as browser type, language, referring URLs, and access timestamps to improve the site’s functionality and user experience. Aggregated data may be used for analytical insights.
2. Google DoubleClick DART Cookie
Google, as a third-party vendor, uses DART cookies to serve ads based on your activity on this and other websites. You may opt out at Google Ads Settings.
3. Advertising Partners
Our site may show ads from partners who may use cookies or web beacons to personalize your experience. We currently partner with:
4. Advertising Partner Privacy Policies
Ad networks may collect data such as IP addresses through cookies, JavaScript, or web beacons for targeting and performance analytics. GTA Radar does not control third-party tracking technologies.
5. Third-Party Privacy Policies
This policy does not apply to other websites or services linked from GTA Radar. We recommend reviewing third-party privacy policies for more detail on their data practices and how to manage your preferences.
6. CCPA Privacy Rights (California Residents)
If you are a California resident, you may request to:
- Access your personal data
- Request deletion of your data
- Opt out of data sales
We respond to all requests within 30 days. Please contact us using the form on our site.
7. GDPR Data Protection Rights
Under the GDPR, you are entitled to the following rights:
- Access your personal data
- Correct inaccurate data
- Request data erasure (under specific conditions)
- Restrict processing
- Object to data use
- Request data portability
To exercise these rights, contact us. We will respond within one month.
8. Links to Other Sites
Our website may link to external sites. We do not control or endorse the content or privacy practices of these sites. Use them at your discretion and review their privacy policies before sharing personal data.
9. Cookies
Cookies enhance your experience by storing preferences and enabling targeted content. You can manage cookie settings in your browser. Disabling cookies may affect some site functions.
10. Privacy Policy Changes
This policy may be updated periodically. Changes will be posted on this page. Continued use of the site means you accept the revised terms.
11. Contact Information
Questions or concerns? Contact us here.
12. Liability Disclaimer
All information is provided “as is” without warranty. We are not responsible for errors, downtime, or decisions made based on the content on this site. Use is at your own risk.
What Data is Collected, how it is Collected and Used
There is no way to browse the site, without some exchange of data, such as IP address, browser settings, or time visited, all auto-managed through cookies that the site advises on. There are aspects of the site that will collect explicitly personal data, such as contact information, if you choose to use that functionality (for example, by using applicable contact forms), but the site does collect some technical data automatically to provide functionality, analytics and to show advertising, all as per the requirements of the site policies. The level of transparency GTA Radars provides opens up exactly what type of data and how GTA Radars sees it in a low-key, impartial manner: building trust between users and the site.SecuritiUsercentrics
Partners, Advertising and Third-Party Practices
GTA Radars is funded by advertising, so the Privacy Policy is named with Google DoubleClick (DART) and other advertising partners. These third parties may set cookies or collect data across domains, primarily to provide you with relevant advertisements—or to utilize for traffic analytics. GTA Radars recognizes that even when processing and storing your data through partners, you are still governed by the partners’ own policies. So, in effect, you are working with two protections: those of the site, and that of the third-party advertisers’ privacy policy.
User Rights Under GDPR and CCPA
If you are a resident of the European Union or California, data protection laws such as the GDPR and CCPA provide users with specific rights. In particular, the privacy policy lists the user right to request access to the data stored about you, the right to request correction of any misinformation, or the even the right to stop the business from processing or delete data altogether. The GTA Radars’ site does not have, presumably, a lot of personal data collection functions (e.g. no individual names or e-mail lists), but they provide that information in its policy and describe how to exercise those rights.
Cookies, Tracking, and How to Control Them
Cookies are key to all website functions from session management to performance tracking. GTA Radars devotes a section to its policies on cookies and how users can manage or control cookies in their browser settings. This is consistent with the universal expectation that websites use cookies responsibly and close the loop by offering users some ability to manage cookies.
Policy Changes and Updates
A Privacy Policy should not be static. GTA Radars indicates that it can be updated at any time, due to technical issues, changes in the law, or new use of third parties. A visitor is welcome to check this page periodically to remain informed about any updates, exercising transparency and proactivity.
Contact and Accountability
As GTA Radar Studio LTD and located in Famagusta, T.R.N.C., the site has an identified owner who takes accountability for its privacy policies. There is no telephone number provided, however, there is usually an email address or a designated contact form for privacy inquiries. This open-door policy allows visitors or users to ask questions and express concerns directly to the owner of the policy, while ensuring trustworthiness and accountability.
Why This is Important for Visitors
With a plethora of data privacy legislation, like GDPR and CCPA, understanding how sites treat your data is worth taking the time to read. Seeing a transparent policy like this indicates the site is have implemented the user control and respect their legal rights, while not hiding any secretive use of data. Furthermore, it shows that even small websites, like community modding sites, can adopt a serious approach to privacy. Knowing that your cookies, anonymized metrics, or ad experience is tracked in such a way allows the user to more comfortably experience the content.
Best Practice Alignment
Best practice effective privacy policies are “plain language” policies that stay away from “legalese” while satisfying compliance. GTA Radars describes this balance perfectly. It addresses all the right things—data collection, user rights, cookies, third-party partners, updates—without being too substantial or overly complicated. Transparency as outlined above is certainly a best practice, and again with guidance from privacy authorities in both the U.S. and EU.
