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Your privacy matters to us. Please take a moment to review our Privacy Policy below. We’ve tried to keep it as simple as possible, but if you’re not familiar with terms like ‘cookies’, ‘IP addresses’, ‘pixels’ and ‘browsers’, then read this page by In the process of processing a request for an advertisement (herinafter named ‘ad’), returning the selected ad, and measuring how often these ads are displayed and clicked, we do not collect any personally identifiable information (hereinafter named ‘PII’). We do receive your IP address with each ad request, so that our servers know where to send the ad response, but we do not record and While processing the ad request and returning the ad response, our systems (just like all other web systems) may send your browser a cookie. These cookies do not contain any PII. Please refer to the section ‘How we use the information we collect’ below to learn more about how we use cookies, and the section “your choices’ below to learn more about how you can control which cookies are Like every party in the online advertising industry, we collaborate with a number of partners, including Google. Every partner has their own privacy policy. Please refer to their sites if you want to learn more about your options. We use the information we collect during the process of ad selection, ad delivery, and ad measurement, to produce aggregated reports for our clients (advertisers and publishers), about how often ads have been displayed, how often they have been clicked, and (in the case of video advertisements), also on how much of each video ad has been seen on average. The reports for clients are always aggregated by hour, and since we don’t even collect any PII, the reports don’t include information or data on individuals. We use cookies to store non-PII. The data stored in these cookies is used to keep a count of how often some specific ads have been displayed on your device, so that we can avoid showing the same ad too many times. This is a technique called ‘frequency capping’.