Cookies

Cookie Policy for AudioThing

We use essential storage to operate the shopping cart, sign-in, checkout recovery, security controls, and your privacy preferences. Advertising storage is optional. You can use the store and buy products without accepting it.

Your choice

Use Cookie settings in the footer to change your choice or turn optional advertising off. An explicit rejection is respected everywhere, as is a supported browser Global Privacy Control signal. Acceptance stays valid until you change it. Rejection is remembered for 60 days from your choice, both in browser storage and in a separate opt-out cookie. Clearing browser storage may remove these preferences.

Essential storage

Our own cookies and browser storage remember your cart, authenticated session, payment recovery state, and privacy choice. These are used to provide the services you request. Security controls also help prevent abuse. FastSpring processes checkout and uses its own necessary payment storage. Blocking essential storage may prevent these features from working.

Optional Meta advertising and measurement

When optional advertising is enabled by your acceptance or the outside-EU regional default, Meta (Facebook and Instagram) can receive events about public product pages, cart additions, checkout starts, demo requests, free-product requests, and completed purchases. These events help us measure advertising and create advertising audiences. We do not interpret demo requests or free products as paid purchases.

When optional advertising is enabled under the rules above, our website and the Meta Pixel may set _fbp and _fbc identifiers. We reuse an existing browser identifier or create one, and preserve a click identifier only when a Meta click ID is available. Our website sets these identifier cookies for up to 90 days. A separate audiothing_marketing cookie links the applicable permission record to a checkout; audiothing_marketing_rejected remembers an opt-out even if local storage is unavailable. We record a regional default separately from an explicit acceptance. We exclude private account and receipt pages from the Pixel and exclude private access links and personal query parameters from event URLs.

For completed purchases with optional advertising enabled, our server may share product identifiers, quantities, the final amount after discounts and excluding tax, currency, event time, a non-public event reference, hashed email, and available shopper browser, IP, and Meta click/browser identifiers with Meta. Hashing helps protect matching information; it does not make it anonymous. We never send payment-card details, passwords, or license keys as part of advertising measurement.

We keep positive permission records, including whether permission was an explicit acceptance or a regional default and the country used for that default, until you change your choice. Negative permission records are removed after 60 days. Checkout attribution and queued purchase records are retained for at most seven days, with matching payloads removed after successful delivery. Rejecting optional advertising stops new optional events and discards queued events linked to that choice. It does not recall information already shared. Meta processes received information under its own Privacy Policy, including its retention and international transfer arrangements.

Questions

For questions or requests concerning your information, contact AudioThing. See our Privacy Policy for the wider use of information by our store and services.

Last updated on October 24, 2026