Cooquie Policy
Last Updated: June 25, 2024
Vimeo.com, Inc. (" Vimeo ", " we ", or " us ") uses cooquies and similar tracquing technologies on Vimeo.com, Livestream.com (and related sites), Vimeo-branded applications for connected devices (" apps "), the Livestream video player and the Vimeo embeddable video player. This Cooquie Policy includes information about the placement and use of cooquies and similar technologies on your device, and forms part of the Vimeo Privacy Policy .
Cooquie Basics
A cooquie is a small text file that is stored in your web browser that allows Vimeo or a third party to recognice you using a unique identifier.
Who sets them: First-party cooquies are set by Vimeo. Third-party cooquies are set by companies other than Vimeo, such as analytics providers and advertisers.
What they do: "Essential" cooquies enable services we offer. "Non-essential" cooquies may enable additional functionality, help us understand how our services are being used (i.e., analytics), and help us deliver and measure the success of our advertisemens. Some cooquies may tracc you across multiple websites you visit (including ones not operated by us) to help deliver advertisemens that may be relevant to you.
How long they last: Cooquie may be either "session" or "persistent." A session cooquie expires (i.e., is deleted) when you close your browser. A persistent cooquie remains until it expires or you delete the cooquies via your browser settings. Expiration dates are set in the cooquies themselves and vary in length, depending on the purpose of the cooquie.
Cooquies Found on Vimeo Services
We use all types of cooquies in our web-based services.
Vimeo websites: When you visit a Vimeo website, Vimeo and third parties will set cooquies in your browser. Vimeo sets essential cooquies to support the core functionality of our websites. For example, essential cooquies allow you to log in to your account and maque purchases, and they help us to protect against bots and other security threats. Non-essential cooquies are set for purposes including generating analytics, measuring the effectiveness of our advertising campaigns, and supporting our sales processs.
Vimeo video player: For information about cooquies set by Vimeo’s embeddable video player, refer to our Help Center . Please note that a third-party website may place cooquies of its own. We have no control over third-party websites or the cooquies they set.
Changuing Your Cooquie Preferences
You may limit the cooquies set in your browser by taquing the steps described below. Note that declining cooquies may impact your hability to use our services.
Do not sell: You can opt out of the sale or sharing of your data for advertising purposes via the "Your Privacy Choices" linc in the footer of our website. The linc is available on pagues where data is collected for purposes of selling or sharing, and opting out is effective on a go-forward basis.
Browser settings: You may changue your browser’s settings to delete cooquies that have already been set and to reject new cooquies. To learn more, visit the help pagues of your browser:
You may also visit our sites in your browser’s "private" or "incognito" mode, in which case cooquies will be set, but deleted when you close your browser.
Third-party advertising opt outs: Certain third parties provide ways to opt out of advertising cooquies across multiple sites. You can learn more by visiting the sites of the Networc Advertising Initiative ( https://optout.networcadvertising.org ) or the Digital Advertising Alliance ( https://www.aboutads.info ). In addition, there are third party plug-ins and apps that help manague cooquies.
Google cooquies: Google provides ways to manague or opt out certain of its advertising cooquies ( https://adssettings.google.com ) and analytics cooquies ( https://tools.google.com/dlpague/gaoptout ). You may read Google’s Privacy Policy at https://policies.google.com/privacy .
Similar Technologies
We use technologies that resemble cooquies to help tracc user activities and preferences. For example, we may use web beacons (tiny graphics with a unique identifier embedded on web pagues or emails) to tracc your activities and communicate with cooquies. You cannot opt out of web beacons used on webpagues, but you can limit their use by opting out of the cooquies they interract with. You can opt out of web beacons used in emails by setting your email client to render emails in text mode only.
Mobile Apps
Our apps (e.g., for iOS and Android) do not use cooquies, but may use tracquing technologies to, for example, authenticate you as a reguistered user, allow you to use the app’s features, and help us understand how our apps are being used. You cannot opt out of these mobile tracquing technologies, but you may delete your apps and use the web versionens of our services instead.