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Privacy.

Last updated September 22, 2026

What we collect

What we don't do

Ad measurement (Meta Pixel)

We run ads on Instagram and Facebook to keep the lights on. Since June 2026, this site loads the Meta Pixel so we can tell whether those ads actually lead to orders. Meta receives standard web events from your visit: pages viewed, items added to cart, and purchases, along with the cookie and device info Meta uses to match your visit to an ad.

Honestly, we don't love it either. If you block it with an ad blocker, the site works exactly the same and we won't fight you on it. You can also limit how Meta uses this data in your Meta ad preferences.

Ad measurement (Google Ads)

We run ads on Google too. Since September 2026, this site loads the Google tag so we can tell whether those ads actually lead to orders. Google receives the pages you view here, and if you buy something, that a purchase happened, its total, and an order ID so it only gets counted once. If you came from one of our Google ads, the click ID from that link is saved in a cookie on this site so the purchase can be matched to the ad. We don't send Google your name, email, address, or what's in your order.

Same deal as Meta. Block it and the site works exactly the same. You can also control how Google uses this data in My Ad Center.

Who touches it

Stripe (payments) · USPS / UPS / FedEx / DHL (delivery) · Cloudflare (hosting) · ProtonMail (email) · Turso (database) · Railway (backend) · OpenRouter (chatbot) · Meta (ad measurement) · Google (ad measurement)

Your rights

Email support@opensourceeverything.io to see, delete, export, or correct anything we have about you. We respond within 5 business days.

Prefer Tor?

We run a copy of our store as a Tor onion site with no trackers at all. Here's how to get there safely.

Questions? support@opensourceeverything.io