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Cookies are small files stored by your browser. On mobile, the equivalent technologies are local storage, keychain or shared preferences entries, software development kits, device and installation identifiers, advertising identifiers, and postback frameworks operated by the platforms themselves. We use the word “tracking technologies” to cover all of them.

• Strictly necessary: needed to serve pages, keep you signed in where an app offers accounts, remember your consent choice, protect against abuse, and route support requests. These cannot be switched off, and no consent is required for them.
• Preferences: remember settings such as language, units or theme, so the experience is consistent between sessions.
• Measurement and analytics: understand which screens are used, how features perform, and where sessions fail, in aggregate. Used only with consent where consent is required.
• Advertising and attribution: measure whether an advertisement led to an install, a trial or a subscription, and where you allow it, show more relevant advertising. Used only with consent, and on iOS only after the App Tracking Transparency prompt is allowed.

At the date shown above, 15xlabs.com loads no advertising pixels and no third party analytics. The only storage it uses is strictly necessary, plus a single entry recording your consent choice if you make one, and a short lived session entry that stops the same page view being counted twice.

We run one first party measurement of our own: when the measurement and analytics category is allowed, we record which language a visitor is shown, whether they switched language, the language setting reported by their browser, a two letter country code and the page path. We do this to decide which translations are worth maintaining. No IP address, no device or browser fingerprint, no advertising identifier and no visitor id is stored, the records are not linked to each other or to any person, and they cannot be read from your browser.

A consent banner is shown to visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, where prior opt in consent is required by law. It offers four categories: strictly necessary, which cannot be switched off, preferences, measurement and analytics, and advertising and attribution. In those regions nothing outside strictly necessary runs until you switch it on, including the language measurement described above, rejecting is one click and exactly as easy as accepting, and your choice is recorded on your own device rather than on a profile about you.

Visitors outside those regions are not shown the banner. For them the advertising and preferences categories stay switched off, and the anonymous language measurement runs until they turn the measurement category off. Anyone, anywhere, can open “Cookie preferences” in the footer to see the categories and set them, and switching measurement off stops it immediately.

If we later add advertising tags or third party analytics to this website, the banner appears before any such tag loads, and nothing in the measurement or advertising categories runs until you allow it. Your choice is remembered for 12 months, after which we ask again.

The exact set depends on the app, and each app declares its own data practices on its App Store and Google Play listing. Across our portfolio the technologies that may appear are:

• Apple SKAdNetwork and AdAttributionKit, privacy preserving install attribution operated by Apple
• Apple Ads attribution, to measure campaigns run on the App Store
• The Meta software development kit and the Meta Conversions API, to measure campaigns run on Facebook and Instagram
• Google Ads conversion measurement, Firebase and Google Analytics for Firebase
• A mobile measurement partner that consolidates install and event attribution
• PostHog, for product analytics and usage measurement, loaded only where consent allows it
• Crash reporting and performance monitoring
• RevenueCat, for subscription and entitlement management, to know what you have purchased

Where an app uses tracking for advertising purposes on iOS, the App Tracking Transparency prompt appears first, and no advertising identifier is read unless you allow it. On Android, you can reset or delete your advertising ID at any time in system settings.

• Website: use the consent banner, or the “Cookie preferences” link in the footer, to change your choice at any time. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings.
• iOS: Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Tracking, to withdraw App Tracking Transparency permission for any app. Also see Apple Advertising in the same menu.
• Android: Settings, then Google, then Ads, to delete or reset your advertising ID and opt out of ads personalisation.
• Global Privacy Control: where your browser or extension sends a recognised universal opt out signal, we treat it as a valid opt out of advertising technologies.
• In app: where an app offers an analytics or personalisation toggle, that setting takes effect immediately.

Switching off measurement or advertising technologies does not reduce your access to any feature you have paid for.

On browser signals specifically, we act on Global Privacy Control and on any other universal opt out signal a law recognises, and we treat that signal as a valid opt out of advertising and of the sharing of personal information for cross context behavioural advertising, without asking you to do anything else. We do not act on the older Do Not Track header, because no common standard was ever agreed for what a business must do when it receives one, and browsers send it inconsistently. If your browser sends Do Not Track but not Global Privacy Control, use the consent banner or the “Cookie preferences” link in the footer, and your choice there is binding on us.

Consent records are kept for up to 12 months on your device, after which we ask again, and we keep a record of the choice for as long as needed to demonstrate that consent was given. Advertising and measurement identifiers are retained for no longer than needed for the purpose described, and in any case within the retention periods set out in our Privacy Policy.

For anything about this policy, or for a copy of the current tag inventory, write to hello@15xlabs.com.

These matters, and any dispute, claim or proceeding arising out of or connected with them, whether contractual or non contractual, are governed by the laws of India, without regard to conflict of law rules. The competent courts at Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India shall have exclusive jurisdiction and shall be the exclusive venue, and you submit to the personal jurisdiction of those courts and waive any objection based on venue or inconvenient forum. To the fullest extent the law allows, disputes must be brought individually, and class, collective, consolidated and representative proceedings are waived. Nothing here prevents us from seeking injunctive or equitable relief in any competent court to protect our intellectual property or to stop unauthorised use of the Services. If you are a consumer resident in a country whose mandatory law does not permit this choice of court, that law prevails to that limited extent, and only to that extent, so you keep any right you have to bring proceedings where you live and to the protection of the mandatory consumer laws of that place.

This applies to this website and to every mobile application and service published by 15X Labs, without exception.