HELLA PRIVATE. YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS.

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are created equal.

Your privacy matters. We take it personally.

Some keep a website working. Others help companies follow your activity. Know the difference. Know your next step.

Talk to the firm Understand the cookie choice

Privacy Pete examines a cookie in the colorful Suspicious Cookie Café. The artwork carries the Hella Private name and Your privacy matters. We take it personally. slogan, and illustrates Accept and Reject choices. — Meet Privacy Pete. A friendly face for a serious privacy question.

Privacy questions?
Start here.

Hella Private is the consumer privacy brand from Counterpoint Legal, the firm behind Hella Hurt. Clear information, practical next steps, and a legal team to discuss your concern.

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WHAT BROUGHT YOU HERE?

A small click.
A bigger question.

Find the issue that sounds familiar. You do not need the legal terminology to start.

01 / COOKIES

I clicked accept. Now what?

Understand cookie choices and what to save.

Who else saw my visit?

Learn about invisible pixels and why evidence matters.

What about my health information?

Separate a public page from a portal or appointment form.

I want control of my data.

Find the request that fits your concern.

What is this app collecting from my child?

A parent’s starting checklist for online privacy.

I received a breach notice.

Preserve the notice and find official recovery resources.

TRY A COOKIE CHOICE

The choice should
make sense.

This example explains optional tracking. It does not change the settings on other websites or switch on tracking here.

Read the cookie guide

EDUCATIONAL EXAMPLE

Allow optional tracking?

Imagine a website asking to use information about your visit for advertising.

Choose either option to see what it means.

This demonstration does not store a choice or activate cookies.

GOOD RECORDS. CLEARER ANSWERS.

You saw something.
Keep the details.

Open the checklist

Write down the event

Site or app, date, device, and the exact choice or notice you saw.

Keep the originals

Save notices and responses privately. Record what you know and what still needs checking.

Ask about a review

The firm considers the facts, conflicts, location, and scope before accepting a matter.

THE PRIVACY READING ROOM

Less confusion.
More useful answers.

All guides & articles

California rights

Global Privacy Control: a useful opt out signal

GPC can communicate a privacy choice from a supported browser. It is not an anonymity switch.

California DROP: one request to registered data brokers

There is an official California path for data broker deletion requests. Here is how to start without confusing it with a complete internet eraser.

A California privacy complaint: what to prepare

If a privacy request goes unanswered or a business practice concerns you, a clear record helps you explain what happened.

CALIFORNIA & GUAM

Where is your
question connected?

Your location, the company, and the event can affect which law applies. California privacy rights are not automatically Guam privacy rights.

CALIFORNIA

Explore your privacy rights.

Requests, choices, and the details that matter.

Explore California GUAM

Start with your connection.

Understand which questions to bring to the firm.

Explore Guam

Real people behind the brand.

Morgan D. Ross
Michael G. Wales
Robert B. Salgado

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Assignment and availability depend on the matter. Pete is our brand character, not an attorney.

A FEW QUICK ANSWERS

Wondering about privacy?

Are all cookies bad?

No. Cookies can support ordinary site functions. Purpose, settings, and the actual data practice matter.

Does a cookie banner prove a website is safe?

No. A notice describes a practice; it does not verify every background transfer. Keep what you saw and read the related guide.

Can this website tell me whether I have a case?

No. An attorney needs the facts and applicable law. You can contact the firm to ask whether it can review your concern.