Alibi Music Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy forms part of, and should be read together with, Alibi Music, LP’s (“Alibi,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) Privacy Policy (

).

Alibi and our service providers may use cookies and similar technologies for storing information, including pixels (also known as a “web beacon” or “clear GIFs”), local storage, and device identifiers to help provide, protect and improve our website (

) (the “Site”) For example, we may use cookies or similar technologies to save your preferences, personalize content, target ads based on your interests, combat fraud and abuse, and streamline the functioning of and your access to the Site.

This policy explains how and why Alibi uses these technologies and the choices you have. For purposes of this Cookie Policy, the terms “cookies” and “similar technologies” are used interchangeably to refer to all of these technologies.

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, phone, or other device when you visit websites and are used to record information about your activity, including the pages you view, the content you listen to, ads you click on, your settings, and other actions you take on the Site.

Cookies can be “persistent” or “session” cookies. Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period of time or until you delete them, while session cookies are deleted once you close your web browser.

In addition, cookies may be either “first-party” or “third-party” cookies. First-party cookies are those that Alibi places on your computer or device through the Site, while third-party cookies are cookies that another party places on your computer or device through the Site.


Similar Technologies

Other data collecting technologies with similar functionality as cookies, including pixels, local storage, and device identifiers are used on the Site. While the specific names and types of cookies we use may change from time to time the following are some basic definitions in order to help you better understand this policy.

  • Pixels – A pixel is a small amount of code on a web page or in an email notification that typically work in conjunction with cookies to identify our users and record user behavior. Pixels are used to learn whether you have interacted with certain web or email content. This helps us measure and improve our services and personalize your experience.
  • Local Storage – Local storage is an industry-standard technology that allows a website or application to store information locally on your computer or mobile device. We use local storage, including HTML5, to customize what we show you based on your content consumption and other past interactions with the Site.
  • Device Identifiers – We also use mobile device and advertising identifiers for the same purposes articulated in this policy, for example to recognize your device when you return to the Site or otherwise use the Site.
  • Software Development Kits – We may use third parties including our service providers and business partners who use mobile SDKs to collect information to recognize your device when you return to the Site. We may use this technology, for instance, to analyze how you interact with the Site, including content and advertisements, and to enable analytics or other features through mobile devices.


How We Use Cookies

While we use cookies to deliver, measure, and improve the Site in various ways, the cookies we use generally fall into one of the following categories:

  • Operational/Strictly Necessary – These cookies are necessary to allow us to operate the Site as you have requested. For example, they let us authenticate your account and recognize what type of subscriber you are, so we can provide you with the Site accordingly.
  • Security/Abuse – These cookies enable and support our security features and help us detect malicious or unauthorized activity. We also use cookies to combat fraud and other activity that violates our policies or otherwise degrades our ability to provide the Site. Cookies also help us fight spam and phishing attacks by enabling us to identify computers or devices that are used to create large numbers of fake Alibi accounts.
  • Functional/Preferences – These cookies let us operate certain functions of the Site in line with the choices you make. These cookies enables us to remember you in-between visits. For example, when you continue to use or come back to the Site, we will recognize your user name and remember your settings and content preferences. Deletion of these types of cookies will result in limited functionality of the Site.
  • Performance/Analytics – We use these cookies to monitor and assess how the Site is performing and where it can be improved. For example, we use these cookies to test different versions of our Site to learn which features or content users prefer. We also use these cookies to analyze how people access and use our Site. For instance, we may obtain information about your device and how users engage with the Site or from email newsletters, including whether you opened or forwarded a newsletter or clicked on any of its content. This information tells us about our newsletters’ effectiveness and helps us ensure that we are delivering information you find interesting.
  • Personalization/Advertising – These cookies use information about your use of the Site, such as the pages you visit, the content you listen to, or your response to ads and emails, so we can recommend content and deliver ads that are more relevant and interesting to you based on criteria like your profile and activity on the Site. We also work with third-party business partners, such as Google and Facebook, to track user activity and market the Site by showing you personalized ads for Alibi products and services on the Site and third-party websites and applications. We may also use these cookies to improve reporting on campaign performance, determine how many times people who click on their ads end up taking an action (such as purchasing products), and avoid repeatedly showing ads the user has already seen or ads for Alibi products they have already purchased.

Third-Party Cookies

We allow certain service providers to place cookies and similar technologies on the Site for the same purposes listed above, including collecting information about your online activities over time and across different websites and devices in order to provide you with more relevant advertising.

You may also encounter cookies and tracking technologies from our third-party marketing service providers, including (1) Facebook to provide advertising services through Facebook’s advertising and marketing websites (e.g., Audience Network, Custom Audiences, and Facebook Pixel) and other social networks, and (2) Google to provide advertising services through Google’s advertising and marketing websites (e.g., DoubleClick for Publishers, Google AdX, and Adwords).

Additionally, we may work with advertising networks and programmatic exchanges to allow us to serve you ads. These third-party ad networks and exchange providers may use third-party cookies, pixels, or similar technologies to collect information, including your device identifier, IP address, or identifier for advertising. The information these third parties collect may be used to help us in providing you with more relevant advertising that we serve on or off the Site, and as described above.

Third-party cookies are covered by the third parties’ privacy policy.

Managing or Opting-Out of Cookies

The following are the different ways you can manage and/or opt-out of the cookies that may be placed through our Site:

  • You can use your browser’s settings (typically located in the “Privacy”, “Help,” “Tools,” or “Edit” settings of your browser) to clear, delete, or prevent cookies.
  • You can opt-out from being tracked by Google Analytics with effect for the future by downloading and installing Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on for your current web browser here: .
  • We may use Amazon tools to measure and serve advertising. Please go to control your advertisement preferences with Amazon, and to learn more about how Amazon conducts these services.
  • We may use Facebook to help serve advertising. Please go to control your advertisement preferences with Facebook, and to learn more.
  • We may use Instagram to help serve advertising. Please go to control your advertisement preferences with Instagram, and to learn more.
  • We may use LinkedIn to help serve advertising. Please go to control your advertisement preferences with LinkedIn, and to learn more.
  • We may use StackAdapt to help serve advertising. Please go to control your advertisement preferences with StackAdapt, and to learn more.
  • Many of our advertisement partners collect information by using a tag or pixel implemented by a company that is a member of the National Advertising Initiative and/or the Digital Advertising Alliance, both of which participate in opt-outs. These organizations can help you install opt-out “do not track” cookies on your browser, so that member companies that have committed to honoring them will stop serving you interest based-advertisements. You can have these opt-out cookies placed on your browser by going to and . Please note that if you have configured your browser’s settings to block cookies you may not be able to set the opt-out cookie and may see a message that an “Opt-Out is Blocked by Browser Settings,” or that an “Opt-Out is Temporarily Unavailable.” In addition, if you clear or delete cookies on a particular browser, you will need to reset the opt-out cookie. If you use different computers or browsers, you may need to replicate your choices across those computers and browsers. Additionally, you can also restrict the collection and use of advertising IDs on your mobile device. Instructions for how to do this can be found . If you use multiple mobile devices, you will need to replicate your selections across these devices.


Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time. All updates to this Cookie Policy will be made available on our Site at

. Your continued use of our Site after we have posted an updated Cookie Policy constitutes your acceptance and consent to the updated Cookie Policy.

Contact

If you have any questions about our use of cookies, please contact at

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