Effective date: June 1, 2026

ActsSocial publishes this document in 12 languages. The English version is the authoritative text. Translations are provided for convenience only, and where a translation differs in meaning, the English version governs.

1. About this policy

This Cookie Policy explains the cookies and similar technologies used on ActsSocial, operated by Trinity Proximity, Inc. d/b/a ActsSocial, and how you control them. It supplements our Privacy Policy and forms part of our Terms of Service. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Service.

2. What these technologies are

A cookie is a small text file stored on your device. We also use similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, and software development kits in our mobile applications. In this policy we call all of them cookies.

3. Strictly necessary

These are required for the Services to work. They cannot be switched off, because without them the Services cannot be delivered securely.

CookiePurposeDuration
Session and authenticationKeeps you signed in and secures your sessionSession
Security and abuse preventionProtects against fraud and automated attacksUp to 12 months
Consent stateRemembers your cookie choices so we do not ask again12 months
gpc_detectedRecords that your browser sent a Global Privacy Control signal, so we keep honoring it30 days
referral_tokenRecords the referral link you arrived through so the member who invited you is credited30 days
actsseeds_sessionMaintains your ActsSeeds balance and day streak state during a sessionSession
shop_cart_idAssociates your merchandise basket with your sessionSession, or until purchase
Cloudflare Browser InsightsMeasures page performance. Delivered at the network edge by our content delivery providerSession

4. Optional categories

Both categories below are off by default. Nothing in them loads until you turn it on.

4.1 Analytics

Helps us understand how features are used so we can improve them. Includes Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity. Not used for advertising.

4.2 Marketing

Measures which of our own advertisements on other platforms brought you here. Includes the Meta Pixel, the Google Ads tag, and Metricool. Turning this off means we cannot see whether our own advertising worked.

There are no third party advertisements in your ActsSocial feed, and we do not share your posts, messages, or activity for anyone else's advertising. When this category is on, we do share identifiers with the companies named above so they can tell us which of our own advertisements brought you here. Under California law that is a "share" of your personal information, and turning this category off is your opt out.

5. The vendors in each optional category

You can allow or refuse each vendor individually inside the Manage window, as well as allowing or refusing a whole category. Turning a category off turns off every vendor in it.

Cloudflare Browser Insights is not listed below. It is strictly necessary, it is delivered at the network edge rather than by our application code, and it is not covered by these controls. Section 3 describes it.

VendorCategoryPurposeDestination
Google AnalyticsAnalyticsFeature usage measurementUnited States
Microsoft ClarityAnalyticsUsage analytics and session replay, sensitive fields masked at sourceUnited States
Meta PixelMarketingMeasures conversion of our own advertising on Meta platformsUnited States
Google Ads tagMarketingMeasures conversion of our own advertising on GoogleUnited States
MetricoolMarketingAttribution and link analyticsSpain

6. Your controls

  • The banner. Accept all or reject all with equal prominence, or open Manage to choose categories and individual vendors.
  • Change your mind. Reopen your preferences at any time from the footer link on any page.
  • Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends the signal, we load no non essential cookies and show your preferences already set to declined. You can override that manually.
  • Do Not Sell or Share. Every page carries a "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link. One click applies the opt out.
  • Your browser. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will break parts of the Services.

We do not show the cookie banner on our legal pages, because those are the pages you read in order to decide. The footer link is available there.

7. Session replay

Microsoft Clarity can record a replay of your visit so we can see where the interface confuses people. Fields containing sensitive information are masked at source, so their contents are not captured. This is in the Analytics category and does not run unless you turn Analytics on. Recording begins only after you consent.

8. Changes

When we add a technology we add it to this policy in the same change. Where the change is material we give at least 30 days notice and we ask for your consent again.

9. Contact

Questions about this policy: [email protected].