Cookies and Other Tracking Technologies
We or our vendors may collect personal information about your online activities over time and across different devices and online properties when you use the Website. We and our vendors may use cookies, pixels, and similar online tracking technologies (collectively, “Cookies”) to collect information when you interact with the Website. These Cookies may collect usage information (such as the browser you are using, IP address and device identifier, length and time of visit, and pages visited); general geolocation data (to deliver content based on your location); and details about how you interact with the Website.
This personal information is collected by us and our vendors for a variety of purposes, such as storing user preferences and settings, enabling sign-in, analyzing the performance of the Website, tracking interactions with the Website, delivering and customizing interest-based advertisements, developing inferences, preventing fraud, and fulfilling other business functions.
We may engage certain web analytics services (including Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel) to help us understand and analyze how visitors use the Website, help us administer and improve the quality of the Website, and serve ads on our behalf across the internet. We have implemented Google Analytics Advertising Features, such as remarketing with analytics, interest-based advertising, demographics and interests reporting, user segment analysis, and impression reporting. For more information on how Google Analytics uses data collected through the Website, visit support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245. You can opt out of Google Analytics by visiting tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
You may be able to manage your Cookie preferences, including opting out of certain interest-based advertising, using the settings on your browser. Your opt-out choice may apply only to the browser or device you are using when you opt out, so you should update your settings on each of your browsers and devices. If you opt out, you will still receive ads, but they may not be as relevant to you and your interests. Note that opting out of these types of technologies may result in certain online features not functioning properly.
Your web browser also may have settings that allow you to transmit a “Do Not Track” signal when you visit various websites or use online services. Like many websites, the Website is not designed to respond to “Do Not Track” signals received from browsers. To learn more about “Do Not Track” signals, visit allaboutdnt.com.
In addition, the following services or organizations offer tools that you can use to limit or opt out of interest-based advertising:
- Facebook Custom Audiences. You may opt out of Facebook Custom Audiences by logging into your Facebook account and changing your privacy or advertising settings.
- Google. To adjust your Google advertising settings, visit myadcenter.google.com.
- YouTube. YouTube API Services may collect, store, use, process, and disclose personal information. You can revoke access to your personal information collected and processed through the YouTube API Services using Google’s security settings at security.google.com/settings/security/permissions.
- Browser Settings and Other Options. You can disable some tracking technologies and control data sharing using self-regulatory programs and your own browser settings. For additional details on the options that may be available to you, please review the Network Advertising Initiative’s How to Opt Out page.
We do not control how third parties manage their opt out processes. We are not responsible for the effectiveness of third-parties’ opt out options or programs, or the accuracy of their statements regarding their programs.