Vojo

Products

Verification infrastructure for digital out-of-home — modular by design.

  • Platform overviewHow the parts fit together: wrap the creative, read the glass, grade the play.
  • PassportFor everyone. Wrap creative once — verification rides inside. Harvester-compatible by default on fitted screens.
  • HarvesterPatentedOn-glass sensor that produces Proof of Display — independent of the player log.
  • vTrust ScoreOne comparable score from every layer present. Tier 2 always. Tier 3 when Harvester is fitted. Never invents glass credit.
  • Commercial CMSCampaigns, scheduling and fleet ops for DOOH operators — built to sell and run inventory.
  • IntegrationsAPI, webhooks and MCP — pipe verified plays into the exchanges and tools you already use.
  • Smart DOOH PlayerScreens that run themselves and recover without a site visit — optional, never required.

See Proof of Display in a report

A sample roll-up of glass-verified plays — the KPI Vojo Harvester™ produces.

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Resources

Guides, definitions and proof assets for buyers, networks and partners.

  • Guides & resourcesPractical DOOH verification explainers for media teams.
  • GlossaryShared language for Proof of Display, Passport, and verification.
  • Proof of Play vs Proof of DisplayWhy a playback log isn’t the same as what hit the glass.
  • Sample reportWhat a Proof of Display report looks like in practice.
  • DOOH ad verificationHow independent verification works across the DOOH buy.
  • Trust · Transparency · SustainabilityVojo’s industry pledge — and how the product backs it.
  • Vojo TTS ComplianceSelf-assessment for Trust, Transparency and Sustainability.
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Cookie Notice

Last updated: 17 June 2026

This Cookie Notice explains how Vojo Media Limited (“Vojo Media,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on www.vojo-media.com (the “Site”). Read it together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle personal data more generally.

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device so the site can recognise your browser and remember certain information. Websites also use similar technologies — such as your browser’s local storage and session storage — that store information on your device in the same way. In this Notice, references to “cookies” include these similar technologies unless we say otherwise.

Cookies can be set by the website you are visiting (“first-party”) or by another organisation whose content a page uses (“third-party”). They can last only for your current browsing session (cleared when you close the tab) or be retained for a set period (“persistent”).

2. Our current position

We use one non-essential technology on this Site: PostHog product analytics. PostHog is loaded only if you allow it through the cookie preferences banner — we do not treat continued browsing as consent. If you do not allow analytics, PostHog is never initialised. We do not use advertising, marketing, or targeting cookies, and we do not use tracking pixels or third-party advertising scripts.

Because PostHog is consent-gated and cookieless (it stores only an anonymous identifier in your browser’s localStorage, not in a cookie), your consent choice is respected immediately and can be withdrawn at any time — see section 6.

3. The technologies we use now

3.1 Strictly necessary / functional storage

We use a small amount of your browser’s session storage and local storage to make the Site work as you expect. This information stays on your device and is not sent to any third party (except where noted below). It does not require consent because it is strictly necessary to provide features you have asked for or to honour your privacy choice.

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3.2 Analytics — PostHog (only with your consent)

If you allow analytics cookies, we load PostHog, a privacy-friendly product-analytics tool. PostHog is cookieless on this Site — it stores only an identifier in your browser’s localStorage, not in any cookie. Event data (pages visited, buttons clicked, form interactions) is sent to PostHog’s EU-hosted servers (eu.i.posthog.com) to help us understand how the Site is used and improve it. If you withdraw consent, PostHog stops capturing immediately.

Approximate location. PostHog derives an approximate location (country, region, and city) from your IP address to show us where our visitors come from. This is done at the point of collection; the raw IP address is not retained for this purpose.

If you submit a form. When you give us your name and email through a form on this Site (for example, to book a demo or view the sample report), and you have allowed analytics, we link that name and email to your analytics activity so we can understand your journey and follow up about Vojo. We never sell this data or use it for third-party advertising. You can object or ask us to delete it at any time — see our Privacy Policy.

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PostHog (analytics)Local storage (third-party, EU-hosted) — only with your consentPrivacy-friendly product analytics: records page views and interactions so we can see how the Site is used and improve it. Approximate location is derived from your IP (raw IP not retained); if you submit a form, your name and email are linked to your activity. Data is sent to eu.i.posthog.com. Never sold or used for advertising.Persistent (until you clear your browser storage or withdraw consent)

3.4 Third-party connections

The Site loads its fonts from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com). This lets the Site display correctly. Loading these fonts does not set any cookies on your device, but it does involve your browser connecting to Google’s servers, which means your IP address is transmitted to Google as a necessary part of making that connection. Google processes this connection data in line with its own privacy and cookie policies.

We do not embed any other third-party content that sets cookies (such as embedded videos, social media widgets, maps, or advertising tags) on this Site.

4. The cookie categories we recognise

So that you know what to expect, the categories below are the ones our cookie preferences control. Today only the first category is in use; the others are listed so that, if we ever introduce them, you already know how they are treated and how to control them.

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  • Functional / preferences — remember choices you make to personalise your experience. Not currently used.
  • Analytics — help us understand how the Site is used so we can improve it. Non-essential; only loaded after you explicitly allow it. We use PostHog (cookieless, EU-hosted) — see section 3.2.
  • Advertising / targeting — used to build a profile of your interests and show relevant advertising. Not currently used, and we have no plans to use them on this Site.

5. How consent works

If we introduce any non-essential cookie, we will show you a cookie preferences banner before it is set. That banner is built to the following principles:

  • Non-essential cookies are blocked until you opt in — we do not treat continued browsing as consent.
  • Nothing is pre-ticked. Each non-essential category is off by default and you turn it on yourself.
  • “Reject all” is as easy and as prominent as “Accept all” — both are a single click.
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6. How to change your choice or manage cookies

You can change your cookie choices at any time by selecting in the footer of any page, which re-opens the preferences panel. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it, and does not affect anything we did before you withdrew it.

You can also control cookies through your browser settings — most browsers let you see what cookies are stored, block or delete them, and warn you before a cookie is set. Because the controls differ by browser, see your browser’s help pages (for example, the settings for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge). Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop parts of the Site from working.

7. Changes to this Notice

We may update this Cookie Notice from time to time — for example, if we change the technologies we use. Any changes take effect when we post the updated Notice on this page, and we will update the “Last updated” date above. If we introduce non-essential cookies, we will tell you and obtain your consent before they are set.

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If you have any questions about this Cookie Notice or our use of cookies, contact us at accounts@vojo-media.com, or by post at Vojo Media Limited, 268 Enterprise Crescent, Lisburn BT28 2BP, United Kingdom. For how we handle personal data more generally, and your rights, see our Privacy Policy.

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Products

  • Vojo Passport™
  • Vojo Harvester™
  • vTrust Score™
  • Commercial CMS
  • Integrations
  • Smart DOOH Player
  • Sample report

Resources

  • DOOH ad verification
  • Guides & resources
  • Glossary
  • Proof of Play vs Proof of Display
  • Trust · Transparency · Sustainability
  • Vojo TTS Compliance

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© 2026 Vojo Media · Patented proof of display · UK & US

Vojo's Proof-of-Display technology is protected by granted patents in the United Kingdom (GB2583366, GB2597434) and the United States (US 12,176,999), with a European patent application pending.