Your privacy choices
Use the Privacy choices button on any page to accept all optional cookies, reject them, or choose Analytics, Session replays and Advertising separately. Optional cookies are off until you accept the relevant category. To withdraw permission, turn off that category and select Save choices, or select Reject optional. Shopping works without optional cookies.
Do not sell or share my personal information
We do not sell customer lists. Disclosing information for personalized advertising may count as sharing or a sale under some privacy laws. Turn off Advertising and save your choices, or select Reject optional, to opt out. We honor Global Privacy Control by keeping advertising off when your browser sends that signal. Your choice applies to this browser; make the same choice on other browsers or devices you use.
Other privacy requests
For access, correction, deletion or an opt-out request, email hey@visoviso.com or use our contact form. Do not send passwords or full payment-card details. We may need to verify your identity proportionately before acting. Withdrawing consent does not undo processing already carried out.
Read our privacy policy for details about cookies, information we handle and service providers.
Optional session replays: Microsoft Clarity
Session replays records masked page interactions using Microsoft Clarity. It is optional and separate from Analytics. To stop recording, turn off Session replays in Privacy choices and save, or select Reject optional. Checkout, account and other sensitive pages are excluded. See our privacy policy for details.
Conversion measurement update — October 26, 2026
With the relevant permission, we keep campaign names and ad-click identifiers in a first-party vv_attribution cookie for up to 90 days from a tagged visit and associate them with the shopping session and resulting order. Analytics permission covers campaign details; advertising permission covers Google ad-click identifiers. The order attribution is removed after its expiry. We do not recover advertising identities by matching IP addresses or fingerprints.
With advertising consent, after a paid purchase we send Google Ads a normalized, one-way SHA-256 hash of the billing email for enhanced conversion matching. Google may match that hash with information it already holds to measure an ad-driven sale. Hashing does not make the identifier anonymous. We do not send the raw email, phone number, name, street address or payment-card details in these conversion events. The email hash is not included in our Google Analytics events. See how Google uses information from sites that use its services.
Traffic-quality and abuse monitoring
We keep first-party security records for paid-tagged arrivals to investigate automated traffic and abuse. These include the time, page path without query details, encrypted source IP address, coarse browser/device category, limited automation indicators, visible-page time and interaction counts. No canvas, WebGL, plugin inventory, cross-site device fingerprint, form contents or payment details are collected by this monitor. Google click identifiers are retained only with advertising permission. Records expire after 30 days; access and evidence exports are limited to store managers. With a valid shopping session, confirmed cart, checkout and payment outcomes may be associated with the arrival for abuse review. Records are not automatically sent to advertising platforms, and a risk indicator is not proof of fraud.
You can withdraw permission using Privacy choices. This stops subsequent optional measurement and clears accessible related first-party cookies; withdrawal does not erase information already received by a provider. Shopping and payment work without optional tracking.