Your Privacy Choices

Web browsers offer different privacy settings you can adjust to help control how websites you visit store, access, and use information about your browsing activity. This includes controlling how cookies are stored or accessed through your web browser.  You can find more information on how web browser data and cookies are used to provide you with relevant ads and how to manage your privacy settings within the most commonly used web browsers here: https://thenai.org/how-to-opt-out/web-browser-privacy-settings/ 

To help ensure your privacy choices are applied the way you expect, please keep the following in mind when performing a browser-based opt-out: 

• Your opt-out applies only to the browser and device you are using. 
  If you access our services from more than one browser, browser profile, or device, you will need to submit your opt-out preference on each. 

• If you clear your cookies, you may need to reapply your opt-out settings. 
  Web-browser opt-outs generally operate by placing a cookie on your browser indicating that you have opted-out.  If the opt-out cookie is deleted (for example, if you actively delete your browser’s cookie cache or enable settings for automatic deletion anytime you close your browser), you may need to re-apply your preference.  Alternatively, you could elect to enable a GPC signal on your browser.  For more information on GPC signals, click here. 

• Some browsers limit how opt-outs function. 
  Some browsers, such as Apple Safari, use settings that block or automatically delete cookies. Because our web-based opt-out function relies on a cookie to remember your choice to opt-out, those browser behaviors may prevent the opt-out from working as expected.  

If you use one of these browsers, you can still express your choice by:  

• Using a Global Privacy Control (GPC) Option  

• Adjusting your browser setting to allow the opt-out cookie  

• You will still see advertising, but it won’t be tailored to you. 
  Opting out does not mean you will no longer receive ads. However, the ads you see may be less tailored or relevant. 

• Previously collected data will be disassociated. 
  Once you opt out, information previously linked to your browser for targeted advertising purposes will be disassociated from your device. 

• Additional resources.
  You can find more information about browser-based advertising choices at:
  Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page: https://optout .networkadvertising.org/
  Digital Advertising Agency Opt-Out page: https://optout.aboutads.info/  
  LiveRamp Opt-Out page: https://liveramp.com/privacy/my-privacy-choices/  

TV streaming devices, such as Roku or Apple TV, and internet-connected smart TVs (often referred to as connected televisions or “CTVs”), as well as platform-specific streaming services, such as Netflix, Disney+/Hulu, and others, use unique advertising identifiers and may collect information about the content you view and how you interact with applications or content on those devices. Many of these operating systems provide built-in settings that allow you to manage your privacy preferences and limit the use of this information for digital advertising. 

You can explore available privacy and advertising choices for a variety of connected devices by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative’s resource page for Internet-Connected TVs: www.networkadvertising.org/internet-connected-tv-choices. 

You can manage how your mobile device uses information for personalized advertising by adjusting your device’s built-in privacy and advertising settings. These settings vary by manufacturer and operating system, and Swoop does not have the ability to access or modify them. 

To learn how to use your device’s advertising preference controls, please refer to the instructions provided by your device or operating system. You can also find additional guidance on mobile advertising choices by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative’s Mobile Choice page: www.networkadvertising.org/mobile-choice.