COOKIE & TRACKING POLICY

Effective: September 4, 2026

Our categories

Strictly necessary technologies support site operation, security, requested features and remembering your privacy choices. These are not switched off by the preference center.

Analytics technologies help us understand traffic, page usage, campaign attribution and site performance. Google Analytics 4 may be used when enabled and when the applicable analytics preference permits it.

Personalization technologies may support optional preferences or third-party experiences beyond what is necessary to deliver the site.

Advertising technologies may support advertising, measurement or retargeting if advertising services are enabled in the future. AATL does not currently need advertising consent merely to display ordinary editorial content.

Affiliate and commerce attribution

AATL may use a Coffee X Media tracking path such as /go/… when you choose a product, merchandise or affiliate link. The redirect can record a placement or click reference on Coffee X Media systems before sending you to the destination. The merchant or affiliate network may then apply its own cookies or tracking under its own privacy practices.

Consent before optional tracking

AATL’s network consent controls are designed so configured non-essential analytics, personalization and advertising integrations do not load until the corresponding browser preference permits them. Rejecting optional tracking does not prevent access to ordinary AATL content.

Google Analytics

AATL currently has Google Analytics 4 configured for audience and site-performance measurement. The site’s consent layer controls whether the analytics integration is loaded for a browser that has not granted analytics permission.

Advertising technologies

Advertising pixels and ad-serving technologies may be added as the network grows. Their presence will be reflected in the active site configuration and this policy. Where consent is required, those technologies will be kept behind the appropriate consent category.

Global Privacy Control

When the browser exposes an enabled Global Privacy Control signal to the site, AATL’s native preference layer keeps the advertising category off. Additional state-specific privacy handling may be added as the network’s advertising and data-sharing activities expand.

Third-party services

Links and embedded experiences may connect to services operated by other companies, including creator platforms, merchants, affiliate networks and analytics providers. Those services have their own privacy practices and may process information when you interact with them.

Change your choices

You can also reopen the preference center at any time using Cookie Settings in the footer.

Updates

If we materially change the categories or purposes of optional tracking, we can update the consent-policy version so browsers are asked to make a fresh choice.