Main Line Review / Site information
Privacy Policy
Draft prepared September 5, 2026 · Not yet effective
This Privacy Policy describes information handled in connection with mainlinereview.com, a consumer-information site intended for US visitors, including our VPN guide, dog food finder, affiliate links, and communications. It does not cover the independent websites you visit through our links.
1. Who operates this site
- Website
- Main Line Review — mainlinereview.com
- Operator
- Mainlinereview
- Privacy email
- [email protected]
- Effective date
- [CONFIRM PUBLICATION DATE]
Questions and privacy requests can be directed to the operator using the details above. See our Contact page for request guidance.
2. Information and purposes
| Category and source | Examples | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Technical data from your browser and hosting services | IP address, browser/device information, requested URL, referral information, and request time. | Deliver and secure the site, diagnose errors, and understand visits. |
| Advertising and affiliate identifiers from incoming links | Ad identifiers, attribution tokens, landing-page identifiers, and which offer button was clicked. | Attribute referrals, measure advertising, reconcile commissions, and investigate invalid traffic. |
| Dog food quiz answers supplied by you | Selected dog weight range, life stage, and feeding goal. | Display the finder result and identify the referral profile when you continue to an offer. |
| Conversion information from affiliate partners | Transaction/event identifier, conversion time, referral identifiers, and affiliate commission amount. | Reconcile affiliate revenue and measure advertising outcomes. The commission amount is not necessarily the customer's purchase total. |
| Information you send when contacting us | Your email, name if supplied, message, and information needed to respond to a request. | Answer questions, correct content, and handle privacy requests. |
The current landing pages do not ask you to create an account, enter payment details, or provide a precise location. Purchases and subscriptions occur on third-party sites. Do not send passwords, payment-card details, or sensitive identity documents with a general inquiry.
3. Cookies, pixels, links, and measurement
Landing-page requests can trigger an Everflow impression pixel. Offer buttons use affiliate tracking links. Those requests can carry the incoming ad identifier and attribution token, the landing page, and the button position or dog quiz profile. A pixel or link request also exposes network and browser request information to its recipient.
Our conversion-relay code can send an affiliate conversion identifier, attribution token, timestamp, source URL, and commission amount/currency to OpenAI for ad measurement. This is server-to-server processing; it is not a purchase made on Main Line Review. Operational logs can include event identifiers, ad identifiers, quiz profiles, amounts, and delivery status.
The current landing-page code does not itself write browser cookies or local storage. That does not mean the full service is cookie-free: hosting, affiliate, advertising, and destination providers may use cookies or similar technologies. The landing pages also request Google Fonts; loading externally hosted fonts involves a connection to Google's servers.
See Cookies & Tracking for the current integration inventory and the limits of browser controls.
4. Recipients of information
- Hosting and security providers: Cloudflare and the website's hosting provider can process technical requests and operational logs.
- Affiliate tracking and referral partners: Everflow-powered tracking through apttrk.com and participating partners can process visits, referrals, selected quiz profile information, and conversion records.
- Advertising measurement: OpenAI can receive conversion information through the relay described above.
- Font delivery: Google Fonts receives requests for font resources used by the landing pages.
- Destination sites: Money.com and participating VPN providers, or The Farmer's Dog, collect information when you visit or buy from them, subject to their own notices and terms.
- Communications and professional support: Providers assisting with messages, legal obligations, security, or business administration may receive information needed for that work.
Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with law, protect rights or safety, investigate misuse, or evaluate a business transaction, subject to applicable safeguards.
5. Your choices and privacy requests
Depending on where you live and which laws apply, you may have rights to access or obtain a copy of information, correct it, request deletion, and opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. Some laws also provide rights to appeal a denied request or authorize someone to act for you.
Use the privacy contact to describe your request and the website or approximate visit date involved. You do not need a site account. Reasonable verification may be needed for access or deletion, but sensitive information should not be requested unnecessarily. Applicable rights remain subject to legal exceptions, and you will not be treated unlawfully differently for exercising them.
You can control some cookies and tracking through your browser. These settings do not necessarily stop tracking pixels, link identifiers, server logs, or server-to-server conversion reporting. Choices on third-party sites must also be managed with those sites.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
The reviewed landing-page code does not currently change its tracking behavior in response to Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals. No working site-level opt-out or consent manager has been verified. This draft does not claim those controls are implemented.
6. Data retention
Our proposed retention approach is to keep information only for the period reasonably needed for the purpose described above and any applicable legal requirements. The criteria include the length of a support request, referral-attribution and commission-dispute windows, fraud/security investigations, and required business records. Information should then be deleted or de-identified where appropriate.
7. Security and processing locations
Reasonable administrative and technical measures are intended to protect information, but no online system is completely secure. Providers may process information in the United States or other countries. The specific processing locations, contractual safeguards, and any legally required international-transfer arrangements need confirmation before this policy becomes effective.
8. Children
This site is intended for adults researching consumer products, not children under 13. If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, contact the operator so the concern can be investigated and addressed as required by law.
9. Policy updates
Changes will be reflected on this page with an updated effective date. Material changes will receive additional notice where required by applicable law. A policy change does not by itself supply any consent that the law requires.