Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

This page is about one thing: MeMachine's own advertising on Meta — not the ads MeMachine makes for your business, and not the producer conversation itself. It controls whether MeMachine sends Meta anything about you when it measures its own ad campaigns.

What this turns off

When MeMachine advertises itself on Meta, it measures which of its own ads led to a trial and a payment. To do that, it sends Meta a record of four moments:

• You finish a producer conversation and leave contact details
• You start a free trial
• You make your first payment
• The amount of that payment

Your email address and phone number go as one-way hashes — Meta compares them against hashes of its own and never receives the address or number itself — along with your name, also as a one-way hash, alongside your IP address, browser type, and, for a payment, the amount and currency. Your name in the clear, your business name, anything you said to the producer, and any footage are never sent.

Turning this on stops both halves of it: the pixel never loads in your browser, and our server leaves your IP address, browser type, and Meta's own click identifiers out of what little it records for you.

It does not touch anything else. Google Analytics, which only ever sees a stage name and never your name, email, or transcript, keeps working the same way either way — see Privacy Policy §3. And it has nothing to do with the Meta ad account you connect to publish your own ads — that connection, and its own measurement, is described in Privacy Policy §4.

Where things stand today

Half of this is already running. Our server has begun sending Meta the moments listed above, marked as test events while we check the measurement is correct — Meta holds test events aside for that purpose and does not use them to target ads or build audiences. The pixel that would run inside your browser is not loaded at all yet.

So opting out here stops the half that is running now, and the half that starts when the pixel goes live. The toggle sets a cookie either way, and a choice you make today stays in force.

How your choice is kept

Turning this on sets a cookie on this browser, good for about thirteen months. It travels with any account you sign into from this browser afterward. It does not follow you to a different browser or device — opt out there separately if you use MeMachine from more than one. Clearing your cookies clears this choice too.

Prefer not to use the toggle?

Tell us the email address on your account, if you have one. If you don't, this cookie is the only record of the choice we can act on — there's nothing else to look you up by.