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Cookies & Tracking
Draft prepared September 5, 2026 · Not yet effective
This page explains tracking on Main Line Review. Read it together with our Privacy Policy. A cookie is stored in your browser; a tracking pixel is a network request; an identifier in a link can support measurement without being stored as a cookie.
Current integrations
| Integration | What happens | When |
|---|---|---|
| Site hosting and Cloudflare | Process web requests and may maintain security or operational logs. Host-managed cookies and retention settings require confirmation. | When a page or resource is requested. |
| Everflow / apttrk.com | Receives a landing-page impression request and affiliate clicks, including available ad/referral identifiers. The dog finder includes selected quiz-profile values in the outbound referral. | On landing-page load and when an offer link is followed. |
| OpenAI conversion measurement | The server-side relay can send a conversion event, attribution token, timestamp, source URL, and commission value. This is not a browser cookie. | When a participating affiliate conversion is reported to the relay. |
| Google Fonts | The VPN and dog-food landing pages request remotely hosted fonts, exposing request information to the font provider. | When those pages load their fonts. |
| Money.com and product providers | Apply their own cookies, tracking, notices, and privacy choices. | After you leave Main Line Review. |
These policy pages do not load advertising scripts, affiliate pixels, or externally hosted fonts. Ordinary hosting/security requests still occur when you read them.
Current browser storage
The reviewed landing-page scripts do not directly create cookies or use browser local storage. Optional first-party event collection is disabled in the current configuration, although a hook can send events to an existing data layer if one is installed. Additional scripts, server settings, or third-party redirects can change this inventory.
Your choices
Browser controls can block or remove some cookies and limit tracking. They do not necessarily stop pixels, identifiers attached to a link, or server-to-server conversion events. Clearing a cookie is not the same as submitting a privacy request.
For access, deletion, correction, or opt-out requests, use the privacy contact. Manage choices on Money.com and the provider sites separately.