Privacy

Last updated 12 November 2026

Our own count

The pages for a track or a playlist count how many times they were opened and how many times the Spotify button was tapped. Each count keeps the day, the page, the kind of device (for example phone or desktop) and, if you came from an ad, which ad it was. It uses no cookies and doesn't keep your IP address or anything else that identifies you.

Meta pixel

Those same pages can use Meta's pixel, so we can measure our ads on Facebook and Instagram and show them to people likely to enjoy the music. It records that you opened the page or tapped the Spotify button, and shares that with Meta along with cookies and browser details Meta uses to match it to you. When the pixel is allowed, the tap is also sent to Meta from our server with your IP address and browser details, so it's counted even if the pixel's own request is cut off. Meta's privacy policy covers what it does with that data.

In the EU, the UK and Switzerland the pixel only loads if you allow it. It doesn't load if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal. You can also manage ad choices in your Meta ad preferences.

Everything else

This site has no other analytics. Fonts and images are served from this site. Links to Spotify and other services take you to those services, which have their own policies.