Optional client analytics load only after consent. Essential first-party redirect attribution is separate and occurs when a visitor follows an offer so the trusted destination can be resolved, protected from abuse, and measured.
With consent, client events can store a random persistent anonymous visitor ID, plus random event and session IDs, offer and market interaction context, viewport metrics, coarse country, and referrer origin. Revoking optional analytics clears those browser identifiers. Searches resembling email addresses or URLs are discarded.
Following an offer stores a server click UUID, the exact offer snapshot, market, selected amount, placement, timestamp, coarse country, and referrer origin. It does not store raw user-agent, IP address, or client session IDs.
First-party event and click rows do not store full referrer URLs or queries, raw user-agent, IP address, Cloudflare Ray ID, or free-text URLs and email addresses.
With consent, Google Analytics may load with IP anonymisation and advertising storage disabled. Referral destinations are governed by their own privacy policies.
Select “Essential only” to keep Google Analytics and optional interaction telemetry disabled. You can later grant or revoke optional analytics from the persistent Privacy Settings control. Essential outbound attribution still occurs when you choose to follow an offer.
Raw client-event and server-click rows are deleted after 90 days. Privacy-minimized daily aggregates may be retained for up to 25 months for trend and performance reporting.
No. WoW Midnight Gold does not sell personal data. It uses essential redirect events for operation, abuse prevention, and referral measurement, plus optional consented analytics to understand storefront performance.