Updated 2026-11-13

Privacy policy

This policy matches the scripts this site ships on 12 November 2026. Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Adsterra load on the first view; the banner lets you reject all three for 180 days. The address for privacy requests is [email protected].

Who we are

The publisher is the suzysays.org editors. Email [email protected]. MOONBIT does not operate the site and does not receive the data described here.

What loads on a first visit

The pages are HTML, CSS and a small script hosted on this domain. Fonts and images are files we ship ourselves. The initial HTML includes Google’s asynchronous measurement tag; our page loader requests Clarity and the advertising tags at runtime. On a first visit, before you touch the banner, the page loads Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Adsterra. That is the default-on rule this site follows: no stored choice means granted. The banner is a notice with a withdrawal, not a gate. Choose Reject and the page writes a denied record for 180 days, sends a denied consent update, stops the running Clarity and ad contexts, and later pages do not load them. Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is treated as Reject without waiting for a click.

Observed request hosts on 12 November 2026: Google measurement uses www.googletagmanager.com and www.google-analytics.com; Clarity uses www.clarity.ms, scripts.clarity.ms and rotating collection subdomains under clarity.ms; the two advertising loaders use bicea.org. The YouTube player host is requested only after Play. Reject disables measurement and ad loading; the Google tag file may still be downloaded with measurement disabled.

Google Analytics 4

GA4 is Google LLC’s measurement service. It receives the page address, a browser client identifier, approximate location derived from the request, device and browser details, and interaction events such as scrolls and outbound clicks. It sets _ga (two years) and _ga_<container> (two years). Google’s default retention for user-level data is two months, configurable up to fourteen months; Google controls service retention and we have not changed the default. Measurement starts by default. Reject sets ga-disable-G-3JG4V48VNZ and sends a denied consent update, so later hits are not sent. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in understanding aggregate use, balanced by the Reject control; where local law requires consent, the banner records it. Google’s opt-out add-on is at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Microsoft Clarity

Clarity is Microsoft Corporation’s session-replay and heat-map service. It records clicks, scrolls, taps, page rendering and, where the page allows it, mouse movement, together with the page address and a device/browser profile. The default masking rules are on, so text typed into form fields is masked; this site has no account or checkout form. Clarity sets _clck (one year) and _clsk (one day), and may set CLID, ANONCHK, MR and SM. Recordings are kept for 30 days by default; aggregated heat maps are kept longer. Session replay starts by default; Reject stops the running context and prevents the next tag request. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in fixing confusing pages, balanced by the Reject control. Microsoft’s privacy statement is at privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement.

Adsterra advertising

We serve display advertising through Adsterra (publisher 3403020, website 6193756): a native banner inside the article flow (unit 32224534) and a fixed Social Bar at the bottom of the viewport (unit 32224535). The ad scripts load from bicea.org and creatives come from Adsterra’s rotating CDNs. Adsterra and its partners may set cookies and similar identifiers on their own domains, including frequency-capping, fraud-prevention and attribution identifiers, to choose a creative, cap how often you see it, and measure clicks. We do not receive or store those identifiers; Adsterra’s retention schedule applies. The publisher configuration keeps adult ads disabled. Advertising starts by default and funds the guide; Reject stops subsequent ad loading and removes both units. Opt out of personalised advertising through Google ad settings, DAA or NAI; these are industry tools, not operated by this site. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in funding the guide, balanced by the Reject control and the industry opt-outs.

YouTube trailer

Video cards are still images hosted here. Pressing Play creates a player from www.youtube.com, and Google then receives the player request, your IP address and the usual player telemetry; the no-cookie host limits Google cookies before playback, and playback can still set them. If you never press the button, no YouTube request is made. Legal basis: your action in requesting the video. Google’s privacy policy is at policies.google.com/privacy.

Storage on your browser

The site itself sets no cookie. We use two local-storage keys:

• ss_consent — {"v":"granted"|"denied","t":<timestamp>}, written when you choose or when the default-on record is created, and expiring after 180 days. Reject writes denied; Cookie settings in the footer reopens the banner so you can change it.
• ss_adbar_hidden — "1" after you close the Adsterra Social Bar, so the bar stays closed on later pages and visits. Delete it, or clear site data, to bring the bar back.

Both keys belong to this origin and can also be read by third-party scripts executing in this page. Our publisher does not collect copies of these keys. Delete them by clearing site data for this origin, or ask us and clear them yourself. Legal basis for the consent key: your choice, stored so we do not ask on every page. Withdrawing does not delete identifiers a third party already set on its own domain; use that vendor’s controls for those.

Email

If you write to [email protected], we keep the message long enough to answer and to fix a page, then delete it, normally within 24 months. We do not add your address to a marketing list. The legal basis is the request you sent (steps taken at your request) and the legitimate interest in correcting a public guide.

Your rights

You can ask for a copy of an email thread, a correction, or deletion. You can object to a correction being stored. You can complain to a data protection authority where you live. Start with the contact address. We will not ask you to play the game in order to file the request.

Changes

The date under the title is the date this policy changed. A new third party means a new row in the table before the script ships. The site is not directed to children under 13 and we do not ask for an account.

Questions people ask

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Sources

• Google Analytics 4 data retention — checked 2026-11-12
• Microsoft Clarity cookies — checked 2026-11-12
• Adsterra privacy policy — checked 2026-11-12
• YouTube embedded player terms — checked 2026-11-12

Checked against public pages on 12 Nov 2026.