Trim My Crib™Privacy Policy
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Neighbors deserve a straight answer about what happens when they open the handbook, so here it is.
Whose handbook this is
Trim My Crib, Venice, FL 34293, puts out accentwallswellenpark.com. If you have a question about your data, use Trim My Crib’s site to ask.
Do we ask you for anything?
No. The handbook has no mailing list, form or comments. Should you click through to TrimMyCrib.com, that site and its own policy take over.
How we count readers
We load Google Analytics 4 straight from Google (gtag.js, not a tag manager) to learn which guides get read, what kind of device was used, roughly where readers are and which links they tap. It works with cookies or similar identifiers and does not tell us your name. If you would rather not be counted, install Google's opt-out.
About the Meta Pixel
Meta Platforms supplies a pixel that reports a page view or a click to TrimMyCrib.com. With it, Trim My Crib can see how its Facebook and Instagram ads perform and show ads to people who have read the handbook. Under Meta's own rules, Meta may tie this to your account; your ad preferences in Facebook or Instagram govern that.
About Google Ads tags
These conversion and remarketing tags let Google see that an ad led someone here, and let Trim My Crib ads follow past readers to other websites. You can change this from your Google ad center page.
Your choices on cookies
Our two ad tags (Meta's and Google's) leave advertising cookies or identifiers with every reader, and Analytics leaves its own. You may delete or block them in your browser, read in a private window, add a blocker extension, or visit optout.aboutads.info to decline personalized ads from many companies. The handbook reads just as well without them. In places where consent is legally required, a banner asking for it will come before any tag runs.
Links that carry a label
Our links to TrimMyCrib.com include utm labels showing which handbook page you came from. Other sites write their own policies.
Kids
The handbook is for grown-ups who own homes; we never knowingly take in anything from children younger than 13.
If this changes
We will post the new wording on this page.