Optional advertising measurement

A separate choice for each provider

We offer this feature only for signed-in website use. When it is available, you can allow or decline Meta and TikTok separately in Privacy choices. Declining optional advertising measurement does not change your access to the service.

We save your provider-specific choice on your account. This browser also requires a fresh, explicit Allow for the current page session. Reloading the page, opening a new page session or changing accounts resets that browser permission; a saved account choice alone does not start collection here. Signed-out activity is excluded from this feature.

What we may share when you allow it

Our servers may send Meta or TikTok generic access-page views and committed checkout starts. Meta may also receive a generic website home-page visit. These events include an event time, a generic page address without queries or fragments, and an event reference used to avoid duplicate counting.

The purchase connection covers positive, provider-verified USD cash payments for one-time website digital purchases, including message-credit packs, diamonds and bundles, and the first paid checkout of a website subscription. Repeat one-time purchases may also qualify. It may share a Purchase event, the actual customer-paid cash amount, USD currency and a transaction reference. A new subscription checkout after a previous subscription ends may also qualify. Automatic renewals, later payments after a free trial, free grants and spending virtual balances are excluded. Returning from checkout or having an active subscription does not itself prove a cash purchase.

For Meta, eligible events are sent with a SHA-256 hash of your verified sign-in email and the browser user agent from your website request. We verify and hash the email on our servers; we do not send Meta your raw email or IP address. Meta can match the hash to its users. This sharing is not anonymous. We use it to measure advertising results and help optimize our advertising.

The separate TikTok feature, when available and allowed, uses a SHA-256 hash of your normalized, verified account email and the original browser user agent from your website request. We verify and hash the email on our servers; this mode does not forward your raw email or IP address to TikTok. TikTok can match the hash to an email it already knows, so this sharing is linkable and not anonymous. Accounts without a verified email are excluded. Your Meta choice does not authorize sharing with TikTok.

What this feature excludes

We do not include chat text, prompts, character or conversation details, sensitive interests, raw email, direct account identifiers, payment-card details, or URL query strings and fragments in these forwarded events. Meta and TikTok each receive the verified email hash only after their separate Allow choice. We keep the account linkage needed to manage your choice and verify eligible actions within our own service.

This connection uses our servers. It does not load a Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel or advertising SDK in your browser, and it does not read or write Meta or TikTok advertising cookies. Essential account storage and any separately allowed usage analytics have their own purposes and controls.

AppLovin advertising measurement is not enabled through this feature, and this connection sends no data to AppLovin.

How long we keep measurement records

• Event delivery records: pending jobs expire after 24 hours. The job, including its provider-specific matching data and browser user agent, is removed when delivery reaches a completed, stopped or failed terminal outcome.
• Checkout matching: the separate context used to connect a verified purchase to its original consented checkout expires after 30 minutes. Expired context cannot authorize a new conversion.
• Duplicate and choice-operation records: limited internal references expire after 7 days. They prevent duplicate delivery and replayed choice operations; they do not retain the event’s email hash, IP address or browser user agent.

Expiry stops eligible use of a record. Our background cleanup removes expired records, so physical deletion may occur later than the expiry time. We keep your account’s advertising preference so that we can honor it; that preference is not subject to the short delivery-record expiry. Account deletion also triggers removal of the advertising records tied to that account.

Meta and TikTok handle information already received under their own policies. Our record-expiry periods do not promise deletion from their systems.

Changing or withdrawing your choice

Open Privacy choices on Amorist and select Don’t allow for the relevant provider. We stop new optional advertising events in this browser immediately and ask our servers to stop unsent events for your account. The browser keeps a local off marker while a failed withdrawal is retried.

If saving to your account fails, this browser stays off and shows a retry option. The account-wide change and its effect on other devices require the server to receive it. Withdrawal cannot recall a request whose bytes have already been transmitted, or information a provider has already received.

You can contact us about your choice, access or deletion requests. We may need to verify the account involved before acting.

Provider privacy information

Learn how the providers use information and what controls they offer in Meta’s privacy policy and TikTok’s privacy policy.

This supplement explains the optional advertising connection. Our main privacy notice describes the broader Amorist service. Each provider’s Allow control identifies the specific advertising notice for that choice. Earlier choices do not authorize the expanded initial-subscription purchase scope; you must allow the current provider notice before its eligible checkout begins.

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