Privacy & settings

This notice describes optional Meta measurement and this site's consent controls. It is not a complete privacy policy for every service feature or a statement of legal compliance.

Your choices

Necessary storage is always on. An anonymous first-party local storage preference, yd_consent_v2, remembers whether you allowed or rejected optional measurement in this browser. It contains only your choice, not an account or guest identifier. Clearing this preference resets your choice. If the browser cannot read and save preferences, optional measurement stays off. Older preview preferences do not opt you into this expanded cookie-based measurement.

Meta measurement is optional and off by default. Accept All allows it; Reject Optional leaves it off. Use the always-available Privacy settings button to review your choice, turn Meta measurement off, and save. Withdrawing consent stops future PageView sends from this integration; it cannot undo requests already sent.

What an opted-in request can expose

After explicit consent, Meta Pixel ID 1111060814622747 can load and send only PageView on an allowlist of public marketing pages at https://yourdisposable.com and https://www.yourdisposable.com. Meta can receive your IP address, browser/device metadata, the isolated measurement page URL, and the permitted browser and ad-click identifiers described below.

The Pixel runs inside an empty, sandboxed, credentialless measurement frame, never in the application document. Its URL is /meta-measurement.html, optionally with a permitted fbclid, not your guest, account, gallery or sign-up URL. The original marketing page path is not sent. Referrers are suppressed. The frame cannot access the surrounding site's fields, storage, cookies or customer content directly. A narrowly limited bridge exposes only the opted-in _fbp and _fbc cookies to the standard Pixel. Measurement stays off in browsers without credentialless-frame support.

Browser and ad-click identifiers

Only after consent on an eligible page, the standard Pixel may generate and use _fbp, a browser identifier, and _fbc, an identifier containing the time and a Meta ad click ID. This integration saves these two first-party cookies for up to 90 days. It does not use names, emails or other customer data to create them. Meta may associate these permitted identifiers and the PageView with its own advertising records.

An fbclid is a click ID that Meta may append to an advertising link. It is read and used only after your consent and only when it is the single, valid query parameter on an eligible public marketing page. The integration does not read, save or forward advertising identifiers before consent. It does not create a new _fbc without an eligible click ID. An existing permitted _fbc may be used after consent for attribution.

Private, guest, account, gallery, unknown, privacy and submission-result pages are not measured. Any hash, additional query parameter, duplicate or invalid click ID disables measurement for that page; those URLs are not forwarded or silently cleaned for Meta. Changing an application route removes the frame without automatically sending another event.

Rejecting or withdrawing stops the frame and deletes this integration's _fbp/_fbc cookies. Necessary service storage remains enabled. Requests already sent and information Meta already received cannot be recalled by these controls.

This integration does not pass sign-up fields, email addresses, names, guest photos, filenames, guest/account identifiers, or other customer content. It sends only PageView, with no product or custom events. It does not enable Conversions API, TikTok, advanced matching, automatic event detection, or automatic page-navigation tracking.

Production origins only; this release is a preview

Every Netlify preview, the default Netlify domain, and all other origins stay disabled even after acceptance. This release is for review only and does not change the production deployment. The production-origin gate takes effect only if these files are separately published later. Rejecting optional measurement does not block access to the site.

No controller, contact, or Meta retention details are asserted by this limited notice.