FanAmp Cookie Policy
Effective April 10, 2022.
This Policy explains how we use cookies and similar technologies as well as the options you have to control them.
What are cookies
A cookie is a small text file that a site stores on your computer or mobile device when you visit the site. Browsers support cookies and similar technologies (such as local storage and pixels) so that a site like FanAmp can remember information about your visit and can use the information to improve your experience and to create aggregated anonymized statistics about usage of the site. In this Policy, we use the term “cookie” to refer both to cookies and similar technologies.
Cookies may be set by the site you are visiting (called “first-party cookies”) or by a third party, such as those who provide analytics or advertising services or interactive content on the site (“third-party cookies”). In addition to using cookies on our sites, we may also serve our cookies on third-party sites we partner with.
How we use cookies
We only use cookies and pixel tags (e.g., Facebook’s Pixel) to increase the quality of the services we provide. For example, we use cookies for analytics to improve the user experience on our website. We do not share the resulting information with other parties.
How you can control cookies
There are many ways you can control how information is collected from cookies on FanAmp and how that information is used.
Adjust browser settings
Your browser controls allow you to manage the use of cookies by the sites you visit. Most browsers have features enabling you to see and delete cookies stored on your device, as well as to block cookies from all or selected sites. Here are links to external help materials from some of the popular browsers:
Adjust mobile device settings
Mobile devices may also include browser settings allowing you to manage cookies, especially if the device supports installing apps such as iOS and Android devices. iOS and Android devices also include additional device settings that control whether advertising partners can use information about your app activity for advertising purposes.
- On iOS, search for a setting called “Limit Ad Tracking”
- On Android, search for a setting called "Opt out of Ads Personalization"
Third-party opt-outs
The major online advertising industry groups offer tools to limit how cookies are used for advertising purposes by participating third parties. More information is available on sites such as:
- Network Advertising Initiative
- Digital Advertising Alliance
- European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance
Also, Google provides web users with the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on to prevent the collection of data via Google Analytics.
How to ask about our cookies
If you have any questions about our Cookie Policy, please contact us at support@fanamp.com.
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