Privacy choices
California residents (and users in similar jurisdictions) have the right to stop us from sharing personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. This page explains what we share and lets you switch it off.
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The choice is stored in a first-party cookie (dnss, 1 year) on this browser. Reload the page after changing it so the advertising pixel stops loading or resumes.
We use the Meta (Facebook) Pixel and Conversions API to measure which ads lead to visits and purchases. Through these tools, device signals such as your IP address, browser details and cookie identifiers (fbp/fbc) may be shared with Meta Platforms, Inc. for cross-context behavioral advertising — what California law calls a "sale" or "sharing" of personal information.
We never send your email address, password, card details or viewing history to Meta.
Use the switch below. It is per browser: repeat it on each device or browser you use. The setting is stored in a first-party cookie named dnss for one year.
You can also opt out by emailing us through the Contact page, or by using a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal in a supporting browser — we honor it the same way.
The advertising pixel stops loading on this browser, and no further page-view or purchase events are sent to Meta from it. Your account, coin balance, VIP status and ability to watch or purchase are completely unaffected.
You may still see advertising for our service elsewhere, but it will not be personalized based on your activity on this site.