Listening link privacy

Click statistics are on by default. You can turn them off using “Manage your permissions” at the bottom of the listening page. Your choice does not affect access to any music service.

The listening app does not confirm that music was played or streamed, or create a permanent visitor identity. Only after you save preferences, each choice is held in a separate host-only cookie for up to six months. The advertising preference contains only its version, your choice and the save time. It is readable by this page so a service click can check your latest choice before navigation.

Statistics include the selected release and service, click time, a random per-click ID and campaign labels from the link. Records are stored privately on Vercel. The dashboard displays up to the latest 5,000 clicks in the last 30 days. Stored events are deleted after 30 days by scheduled maintenance (normally within the following day). These statistics are not used to identify visitors or build advertising profiles. Vercel also processes operational request data to host and secure the service.

Advertising measurement is separate and on by default. You can turn it off using “Manage your permissions” at the bottom of the listening page. While it is on, opening a listening page sends a page view and a view of that release (Meta’s PageView and ViewContent events), and choosing any music service may send one service click event, to the Isco Music Meta Pixel through the browser and Meta Conversions API. When both deliveries of an event occur, they use the same random event ID so Meta can deduplicate them. The events describe this release and, for clicks, the music-service action; they do not create a different Meta event for each service. If a Meta ad brought you here, its click ID may be passed with the page view.

When advertising measurement is on, Meta may set or read its _fbp and _fbc cookies. The IP address and browser user-agent are used only in memory for the direct server delivery to Meta. They are not written to the listening app’s Blob records or click queue. Turning advertising measurement off prevents later page views and clicks on the listening page from being sent to Meta. Meta processes received data under its own privacy terms.

After you choose a service, its own privacy policy and terms apply. External services may process activity under their own rules; Isco Cruz does not control those records.