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The publisher uses the advertising platform Google Ads, a service of Google Inc. ("Google"), to promote its business by placing ads on Google's own and affiliated websites. To measure and optimize the success of these advertising campaigns, the publisher utilizes the Google Conversion Tracking feature. When a user clicks on an ad placed by Google AdWords from the publisher, a cookie is placed on the user's device. This cookie expires after 30 days and is not used to personally identify the user. For the duration of the cookie's validity, Google and the publisher can link the original ad to the user's visit to the publisher's website, who otherwise remains anonymous.

Conversion Tracking allows the publisher to gather statistical and anonymous information about the performance of its advertising campaigns. Neither the publisher, Google, nor any third-party Google Ads provider can personally identify the user in this manner.

In addition, we utilize the advanced conversions feature to measure the performance of our advertising campaigns even more precisely. With advanced conversions, data we collect, such as email addresses or phone numbers, are sent to Google in an encrypted form after a conversion on our website has occurred. Google can use this information to refine Conversion Tracking and provide us with more precise data about the success of our advertising efforts. It is important to emphasize that all shared data is in encrypted form, and neither Google nor we are capable of using this information for personal identification of users.

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The publisher uses Google Ads Remarketing, a service provided by Google, Inc. (“Google”), to advertise the publisher on third-party websites or apps. Google AdWords Remarketing will display relevant ads tailored to the user based on what parts of the publisher’s website the user has viewed by placing a cookie on the user’s device. This cookie does not contain any personal data and its purpose is not to personally identify the user.

Google Ads Remarketing allows the publisher to tailor its marketing to better suit the user’s needs and only display ads that are relevant to the user.

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