Opt out of sharing your information for advertising, and how Ellacard uses cookies

Your Privacy Choices

Ellacard doesn't sell your personal information. When advertising cookies are on, Google uses them, along with a hashed copy of your email address when you make a purchase, to measure our ads and personalize the ads you see. California law counts that as "sharing" your personal information. You can opt out of it in this browser by turning off advertising cookies, or for your account, in every browser you sign in to.

If you're in the European Economic Area, the UK, or Switzerland, advertising cookies stay off until you allow them. Everywhere else, they're on unless you turn them off, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, which also opts your account out when you sign in.

Browser cookie preferences

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Account-level preferences

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Opt out of information sharing

How we use cookies

Ellacard stores small pieces of information in your browser, both as cookies and in its local storage. Some of them are needed for the site to work, and the rest are the advertising ones you can turn off above. You can also set your browser to block or delete cookies, but some parts of the site won't work without the strictly necessary ones. See our privacy policy for more about the information we collect.

These keep the site working, so they can't be turned off: Keeping you signed in, and remembering your settings Remembering your privacy choices, and which country you're in (so we know whether to ask for them) Preventing fraud and abuse when you sign in or check out, through Stripe, PayPal, and Google reCAPTCHA Signing in with Google or Facebook, when you choose to

Google Analytics and Google Ads use these to measure how our ads perform and which visits lead to a purchase, and Google may use them to personalize the ads you see. Their names start with _ga or _gcl .