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Consumer health data

Last updated 27 October 2026

Not final. This page is a draft written by Lael. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer yet. It is not legal advice.

The short version. Which free guide you asked for, and which program you bought, can say something about your body. I keep it only to send you what you asked for. I never send it to Meta myself, and no one buys it. My Stan store has its own Meta pixel that can tell Meta what you bought, see below.

Some laws, including in Washington, Nevada and Connecticut, protect "consumer health data". That can include information that suggests something about your body, even if you never told me anything about your health. This page explains what that could mean here. The rest of how I handle information is on the privacy page.

What could count

Where it comes from

From you, when you sign up or buy, and from your browser, through the pixel on this site and the one on my Stan store.

Why I collect it

To send you the guide you asked for, to deliver what you bought, and, for the page visit and the Stan purchase signal, to measure my ads.

Who receives it

What I never do

Sell it, use location tracking around clinics or any place, or use it to decide anything about you other than which email to send.

Your consent

The pixel on this site loads only after you press Yes. The pixel on Stan is run by Stan and does not wait for that answer. Signing up for a guide is your consent to me keeping which guide you asked for. You can withdraw either at any time.

Your rights over it

To confirm whether I have it, to see it, to get the list of everyone I shared it with, to withdraw consent, and to have it deleted, including from Cloudflare and Stan. Write to thankstolael@gmail.com. I answer within 45 days. If I say no, you can appeal by writing back, and I answer within 45 days. If you are in Washington and I turn down your appeal, you can contact the Washington Attorney General.