Legal
Your Privacy Choices
Last updated September 10, 2026
What you can do right now
These work today, with no request needed.
| Choice | How |
|---|---|
| Stop receiving AME email | One click on the unsubscribe link in any AME message. It works immediately, takes one page, and we ask for nothing beyond the link |
| Clear what AME stored in your browser | Clear browsing data in your browser settings. That clears your visitor id, your session id, and your arrival details. AME keeps working |
| Ask to leave the waitlist | Email legal@meetame.com |
| Not join | Nothing on the AME site requires you to give us anything |
Advertising measurement
AME uses the Meta Pixel to measure its own advertising. In the United States it is on unless you turn it off. Everywhere else it is off until you accept it. You can change your choice here at any time, and turning it off leaves the site fully working. See Cookies and Storage.
Checking your current choice…
What rejecting does, and what it does not change
Turning it off stops the Meta Pixel. We tell Meta to stop, we drop anything not yet sent, we remove _fbp and _fbc, and we do not read them again. Nothing further is requested from Meta and no Meta cookie is set. We remember the choice in this browser, including when your browser blocks site storage.
AME’s own first-party records keep working, because they are how we understand which outreach channels are effective and how we diagnose problems with our forms. Those are the visitor id, the session id, and the information about how you arrived, all described in Cookies and Storage. The visitor id and the session id are random, they hold nothing about you, and we do not use them to identify anyone personally. The arrival information is different: it is the site that referred you, any campaign details in the link you followed, and Meta’s click identifier fbclid if the link carried one. A click identifier is issued by Meta for that click, so it is not random, and it is kept whichever choice you make. You can clear them at any time by clearing browsing data in your browser settings.
Things that do not apply to AME
Some choices exist because companies do things AME does not do. To be clear about what is not happening:
- We do not sell your personal information for money. However, under certain US state privacy laws, our use of the Meta Pixel may be considered ‘sharing’ your information for targeted advertising. You can opt out of it above at any time.
- We do not share it for anyone else’s advertising. AME has no advertising business.
- We do not score, rank, or automatically evaluate anything you submit to the waitlist, so there is no automated decision about you to contest at this stage.
- We do not send waitlist information to any external AI service.
Where you live
Privacy laws in several US states, including California, Colorado, Texas, and Virginia, give residents rights over their personal information. Most of these laws apply to companies above a certain size, and AME is an early-stage company that is very likely below those thresholds today.
We are describing these choices because we intend to honor them for everyone, not because we are claiming every law applies to us.
The AME waitlist is open to people in the United States only. We are not accepting signups from Brazil at this time. If AME opens to Brazil later, we will publish the notices Brazilian law requires first.
You can always complain to your local privacy regulator.
Contact
legal@meetame.com
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100 North Point Center, Suite 125, Alpharetta, GA 30022