Thinglink respects your privacy. We want to ensure that you have a full understanding of how information about you is collected when you are using our service, and thus can make informed decisions about your privacy. In order to enable us to reach this goal, we have prepared this cookie policy, the purpose of which is to list the cookies we use in our service, and to explain what the cookies do and what kind of information they collect.

We have also included information about cookies set by third parties (“Third Party Cookies”). Given that these relate to third party services, we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the list, but we can say that we have done our best to ensure the list is as accurate as possible at the time this policy was prepared. Nevertheless, we strongly recommend that you consult the third party websites listed in the cookie descriptions to find out more about the third party cookies in question.

Our aim is to ensure that this policy is continuously updated to reflect any material changes in our use of cookies. If we change this policy, we will post an updated version on our site at Thinglink.com.

For more information about how to manage and delete cookies, visit aboutcookies.org.

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Cookies set by Thinglink

id

This cookie provides a temporary identifier so that we can track unique users across different requests. The cookie is stored for 30 days, after which we will consider you a new user. If you register and log in, this cookie becomes long-lived, meaning that it will exist until you sign out of Thinglink.com or delete the cookie yourself.

JSESSIONID, AWSELB, SERVERID, paymentInProcess, _jwpusr

These are technical cookies which store your user state as you browse around in thinglink.com. They are deleted when (i) you close your browser, or (ii) you log out or (iii) a certain period of time (depending on the cookie) has passed since your last interaction with Thinglink.com.

rememberMe

This is a cookie which allows you to return to thinglink.com without having to type in your username/password combination again. If you do not wish to do so, make sure that the "Remember me" - checkbox is unchecked when you log in. You can remove this cookie by signing out of thinglink.com when you are done tagging.

tlStatsExpanded

This is a a long-lived cookie which remembers your user settings and cannot be used to identify you. As noted above, long-lived means that it exists until you sign out of thinglink.com or delete the cookie yourself.

cookie_consent

This cookie stores user's cookie preferences to avoid repeated consent prompts.

Cookies set by 3rd parties

_GRECAPTCHA

Google reCAPTCHA sets a necessary cookie when executed for the purpose of providing its risk analysis. More info

These necessary cookies are set by CloudFlare and in order to provide bot protection. Learn more about these cookies here.

_ga*, _gid, __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmv, __utmz

These are analytics cookies set by Google Analytics, which is a service we use to gain a better understanding of how people use our service. You can read more about Google’s privacy policy here: https://policies.google.com/faq?hl=None

__hs*, hubspotutk, messagesUtk

Analytics cookies set by our customer analytics partner, HubSpot. More info

These are analytics cookies set by Mixpanel. We use Mixpanel to gain deeper understanding of how our users function in order to improve our service. You can find more information about Mixpanel’s privacy policy here: https://mixpanel.com/legal/privacy-policy

__stripe*

A number of functional cookies set by our payment partner, Stripe, for fraud detection purposes.

_fbp

Analytics cookie set by Facebook

Other third-party cookies

Since ThingLink is a service which allows content to be embedded from third party sites to other third party sites, all of these sites may provide cookies on their own in addition to the above listed cookies. For example, viewing a tag containing a YouTube video can give you cookies from YouTube. We have no control or knowledge of those cookies. We recommend that you review your browser's privacy settings and adjust them accordingly if you wish to deny cookies from these third-party sites.

Setting Your Browser to Reject Cookies, or ‘Do not track’ requests

At this time, ThingLink does not respond to “do not track” signals across all of our Services. However, you can usually choose to set your browser to remove or reject browser cookies before using the Service, with the drawback that certain features of the Service may not function properly without the aid of cookies.