Privacy

How this website handles your data

Last updated 8 November 2026

Who's responsible

CR Studios is a one-person studio in Ontario, and I'm the person in charge of protecting any personal information this website collects. To ask a question, or to see, correct or delete what I hold about you, email crstudiosdev at gmail dot com.

What happens when you visit

The site is hosted by Netlify. Like any web host, Netlify's servers receive your IP address and browser details when they send you a page.

There are no forms, no accounts and no comments on this site, and the fonts and images all come from this domain.

The Google Ads tag, only if you accept

I run Google ads for my apps, and I'd like to know whether they lead people to the App Store. For that, the site asks before it loads anything from Google.

• Before you choose, or if you say no thanks: the Google tag isn't loaded at all, so nothing about your visit goes to Google and no Google cookie is set.
• If you accept: the site loads Google's tag (gtag.js). It sets first-party cookies whose names start with _gcl, such as _gcl_au, which Google says last 90 days and are used to count how many people who click an ad go on to take an action on the site. Here, that action is tapping the App Store button. Google receives the page you're on, your browser and device details, your IP address, and the ad click ID if you came from an ad.
• What I don't do: I've turned off ad personalization in the tag, so it isn't used for remarketing or to build audiences, and I never see your name or anything that identifies you.

Your choice is saved in your browser's local storage on this site (cr-consent), so the banner doesn't ask again on every page.

Changing your mind

You can change your choice any time. Saying no stops the tag on this page, removes the _gcl cookies from this site, and keeps the tag from loading on later visits.

Change my cookie choice

The App Store button

The App Store button carries a short label telling Apple whether you came from one of my Google ads (gads-search) or from anywhere else (web). The site works the label out from the page address and doesn't store it. Apple uses it to show me how many downloads came from each, as totals.

Where data is processed

Netlify and Google are US companies. Data they receive, including the Google tag's data if you accept, may be stored and processed outside Québec and Canada, including in the United States. Google's own use of it is covered by Google's privacy policy.

Changes

If this page changes, I'll update it and the date at the top.