privacy.txt

privacy

austinhaney.com · last updated November 9, 2026

This is the website for austin haney's music. Here's everything it collects and why, in plain words.

Visits and clicks

The site counts page views and which buttons get clicked, so austin can see what's working. With each one it notes the page, the rough kind of device (phone or computer), the country, and where the visit came from, like an Instagram ad.

Ad pixels

Ads point to austinhaney.com/home and to song pages on this site (like austinhaney.com/song-name). Those pages can use ad pixels from Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Google, Snapchat, Pinterest, X or Reddit, so austin can tell whether ads lead people to listen. Meta can also get the same events straight from the site's server (the Conversions API).

When you open one of those pages or tap a listen button, the ad platform receives that event along with your IP address, browser details and its own cookies (for Meta, _fbp and _fbc). Each platform handles that data under its own privacy policy, for example Meta's, TikTok's and Google's.

If you're in the EU, EEA, UK or Switzerland

None of the above runs until you press Accept on the cookie pop-up. Press Decline and nothing is counted or sent to any ad platform. You can change your answer here:

Mailing list

If you join the mailing list, your email address is saved with the date and the page you signed up on, plus a scrambled code made from your connection that's only used to block spam signups. It's used to send you emails from austin haney, and it's never sold. Every email will have an unsubscribe link, or reply to any email and ask to be removed and your address will be deleted.

Links out

The listen buttons open Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and other music services. Once you're there, their own privacy policies apply.

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