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This is the App Store page for Anonine, an iOS VPN app that encrypts traffic and lets users appear to be in different countries. It offers free servers plus paid subscriptions ranging from $9.99/month to $35.99/year, though Apple notes the developer hasn't disclosed privacy practices.
- Free VPN access available with no account creation required, plus three paid subscription tiers ($9.99/month, $20.99/quarter, $35.99/year)
- Developer (Edelino Commerce Inc.) has not provided privacy policy details to Apple and will be required to do so at next app update
- Auto-renewing subscriptions with no free trial; refunds unavailable after renewal period begins
This policy explains what personal data a16z collects when you use the Speedrun site and related services, where it comes from, how cookies and analytics track your activity, and how your information is used, shared, and protected. It also covers your rights under laws like the CCPA and how to manage or opt out of data collection.
- a16z's Speedrun collects broad personal data (contact info, IP, demographics, education/work history) directly from users and from third-party vendors, analytics, and ad partners
- Cookies on the site range from essential login functions to performance/ad-tracking tags, and users can opt out via browser settings or Google Analytics opt-outs, though this may break some features
- Collected data is used not just for site operation but for marketing, fraud detection, career counseling, office access, and combining with outside data sources for personalization
- The policy binds anyone interacting with Speedrun (including portfolio-company reps, partners, vendors) but excludes non-a16z-controlled firms and job applicants/hires
This page prompt appears after an Amazon action, offering a “Continue shopping” button. It also provides links to Amazon’s Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy in the footer.
- The page displays a "Continue shopping" button to resume browsing after an Amazon action.
- Footer links point to Amazon's Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy.
- The copyright notice reads "© 1996–2025, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates."
- The page contains no product details or sales content, only navigation and legal links.
This snippet shows the bottom section of an Amazon product page, featuring a “Continue shopping” button alongside links to Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy. It also displays the copyright notice spanning 1996–2025.
- The page is a bot-check/redirect stub with no actual product data—no title, price, images, or reviews.
- The only functional element is a "Continue shopping" button leading back to Amazon's main site.
- Standard footer boilerplate (Conditions of Use, Privacy Policy, and an 1996–2025 copyright notice) is all that accompanies it.