Privacy policy

This note explains how the Zion Rastreadores tracking pages handle a quote request and the ordinary file request that loads a page. The version date is 12 October 2026. The home page already shows plan rows, monthly amounts, and a FIPE sentence. This note does not take those rows down. It says what the quote form does with your words.

1. The office that publishes these tracking notes

The pages are published for CN CONECT LTDA, tax id 66.930.890/0001-49, at Rua Paulo Guastini, 5, Parque Fernanda, São Paulo, SP, 05889-350, Brazil. The name on the pages is Zion Rastreadores. Write a privacy question through the request form or to [email protected]. Mention the page and the date so the note can be matched. The About card repeats the registered identity and contact email. This policy does not invent a second address or a data-protection officer.

2. Scope of the tracking pages

The note applies to the home page, About, Contact, the quote form, and the legal pages on this domain. The home page lists tracking features, plan rows with monthly amounts in U.S. dollars, and a statement that the plan pays 100 percent of the FIPE table if the vehicle is not found after theft. The same page says this office is not an insurer and not an association. Those lines stay visible. This policy describes the quote, not a monitoring contract.

3. What the quote form asks you to type

The form has five fields: your name, your email address, a phone number that may be left empty, a city or area, and a message labelled What is happening. There is no plate field, no identity-document upload, and no card number. You choose the words in the message. A useful quote names the plan row you mean, as printed on the home page. Do not put a password or a full payment number in the box.

4. The draft your mail program opens

The button does not send mail on its own and does not buy a tracker. The browser builds a draft to [email protected] and hands it to your mail program. You can edit it, discard it, or send it. If no program opens, send the same five details to that address yourself. The website cannot see whether the draft left the outbox. An unsent draft is not a quote this office holds.

5. File-delivery notes at the host

Each page load is a request to the host that stores these files. The host can see a network address, the file name, and the time, and uses that to serve the page and to notice faults. That record is not the quote form. Closing the tab does not submit the form. Cloudflare Web Analytics is added by the network that delivers this website. It reports page views and page-performance information to Cloudflare. This measurement is separate from the quote form. These pages do not embed a map tile or a video player.

6. Why an arrived quote is opened

Mail that reaches the office is read to see which plan row or which feature you asked about, and to answer. If the exchange later becomes a written engagement, the messages that set it stay with that file. The form is not a purpose-built payment, and an answer is not enrolment in a bulletin. The page may describe 24-hour tracking and a support desk. Those are published lines. They do not turn this form into a staffed chat window.

7. Plan amounts and the FIPE sentence

The home page prints monthly amounts in U.S. dollars on the plan rows, including 10.00 and higher rows up to 26.04, next to feature lists. It also states a payment of 100 percent of the FIPE table if the stolen vehicle is not found. Sending the form does not collect those amounts and does not start that payment. If your question is about one row or about that sentence, name it in the message. This office does not add a payout calendar on this page.

8. No dashboard and no consent banner

There is no signup, no saved monitoring dashboard, and no cookie banner, because these pages do not run an account. Your browser may keep a local history of addresses. That history is under the browser settings. Removing it does not recall a message already sitting in a mailbox, and it does not stop the next file request. App access and web access appear as words on the plan rows. They are not logins on this domain.

9. Who can read a quote you actually sent

A message you send can be read by the person who handles post for this office. The company that stores the site files can see the files themselves. A later written plan, if one is made, may name another party on that paper. You can ask which of those applies to your note. Give the date so the answer matches the right file. The feature list on the home page, including a vehicle block after a technical desk review, is page copy. It is not a list of people who read your quote.

10. Keeping a copy, corrections, and minors

You may ask for a copy of the quote the office holds, for a correction of a wrong detail, or for a stop on later replies about that quote. Say which message you mean. A short follow-up may be needed so the file is not sent to the wrong person. Do not attach identity papers unless a reply has asked for a channel. If the note is about a child, a parent or guardian should write. Complaint paths that the law already gives you remain open. The date above marks this version.

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