Cookie SettingsNo mystery crumbs.
This page explains the current consent controls and points to the single global policy.
Last reviewed: August 28, 2026
Use Cookie Settings
Use the Cookie Settings button in the universal footer to accept or reject optional analytics. Necessary website features should work either way. Your preference is stored locally so the site does not ask on every page.
Current storage and cookies
The site currently uses a first-party browser storage preference to remember your analytics choice. The consent script does not create a first-party HTTP cookie before that choice. When optional analytics are accepted, third-party providers may set or read their own cookies according to their notices.
Current first-party storage and conditional third-party technologies
| Name or technology | Provider | Purpose | When used |
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| jls_analytics_consent_v1 | Jamie Lynn Services | Stores your accept or reject choice for optional analytics in local browser storage. | When you make a choice |
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| jls_tokenized_behavior_v1 | Jamie Lynn Services | Stores a random, tokenized browser identifier used to keep consented behavior events separate from direct identity. | After Accept Analytics |
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| jls_frankiefam_fpc_opt_in | Jamie Lynn Services | Records an affirmative first-party tracking choice submitted in the FrankieFam request form. | Only when that form option is selected |
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| Google Tag Manager | Google | Loads the consented measurement configuration. Google may set cookies described in its own documentation. | After Accept Analytics |
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| Microsoft Clarity | Microsoft | Provides consented session and interaction measurement. Microsoft may set cookies described in its own documentation. | After Accept Analytics |
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| Contentsquare | Contentsquare | Provides consented experience measurement. Contentsquare may set cookies described in its own documentation. | After Accept Analytics |
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| Ahrefs Analytics | Ahrefs | Provides consented site measurement. Ahrefs may set cookies described in its own documentation. | After Accept Analytics |
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| PayPal hosted checkout | PayPal | Supports secure payment presentation and fraud, security, and transaction functions on PayPal-controlled surfaces. | Only when a PayPal checkout is opened |
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| OAuth provider storage | Google, Microsoft, or Amazon | Supports authentication on the provider-controlled sign-in surface. Jamie Lynn Services does not receive provider cookies. | Only when sign-in is selected |
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Optional technologies
After Accept Analytics, the site may load Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity, Contentsquare, Ahrefs Analytics, and consent-aware Jamie Lynn Services behavior events. Customer-account behavior is linked only when an authorized customer account exists and the required account-linked behavior consent is present. Otherwise behavior is tokenized or not persisted.
Rejecting optional analytics prevents these optional measurement scripts from loading through the site consent layer. A third-party checkout or sign-in provider may still process information when you deliberately open and use that provider-controlled service.
Global policy
This page is a technology/settings explainer, not a separate privacy policy. Read the Global Privacy & Cookie Policy for data categories, purposes, customer-account behavior, vendors, retention, security, communications, and rights.
