• Typical server log information, including:
  • URL requested on our domain
  • Referring URL
  • IP address (anonymized)
  • Browser, language, and operating system used
  • Browser cookies on our domain
  • Time and date
• Typical browser information, such as URL, title, and related metadata.
• We anonymize a user IP address by zeroing the last octet (IPv4) or 80 bits (IPv6) before any logging.
• We use HTTP cookies on our domain only.
• We do not use unique user identifiers on sites across the web.
• We do not use personally identifiable information (PII) unless you provide it to us.
  • For example, when you contact us, you can optionally provide your name and email address.

• We retain server log data for 30 days or less, and keep only aggregate usage data.
• We do not retain server log data on static assets provided for use on sites across the web.

• We use Google Analytics on our domain without cookies, and without unique user identifiers.
  • An IP address is anonymized before analytics collection & processing.
  • See how Google uses data for other details.
• Non-PII may be shared with service providers and partners.
  • For example, official buttons such as Facebook Like are served by Facebook under their privacy policy.
• Non-PII may be shared to help deliver services including interest-based advertising.
  • For example, interest-based advertising may be served on sites that display ads.
• We do not share server log data on static assets provided for use on sites across the web.

• Do Not Track (DNT):
  • When a supported browser's DNT header is enabled, we prevent tracking across sites where AddToAny is used.
  • For example, we disable Like & Tweet buttons to prevent Facebook & Twitter tracking when DNT is enabled.
  • See our full Do Not Track Compliance Policy.
• NAI Consumer Opt Out:
  • You can opt out of third party interest-based advertising from NAI members by using the NAI's opt-out page.

AddToAny is compatible by default with the European General Data Protection Regulation, and the California Consumer Privacy Act. See the FAQ for more information.