Last checked: 10 Nov 2026
Privacy
This policy describes what itemasylum.org actually loads. It was last changed on 10 Nov 2026, the same day the measurement and ad scripts went in.
Who runs this site
itemasylum.org is an independent community reference for the Roblox game Item Asylum. The editorial desk is reachable at [email protected]. That address is the contact for privacy questions, access or deletion requests, and corrections.
Default loading and how to withdraw
Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and the Adsterra Native Banner and Social Bar load by default on the first page view. Reject stops ads, recordings and analytics. YouTube loads only after pressing play while ads and recordings are enabled.
If you choose Reject, the site writes denied and stops loading GA4, Clarity and Adsterra on this and later pages for 180 days. Reject also removes the YouTube player if it is on screen. Cookie settings in the footer opens the banner again, so the choice can be changed at any time. A Global Privacy Control signal, or a Do Not Track value of 1, is treated as Reject automatically.
Storage in your browser
The site's own code uses local storage rather than a custom cookie. It writes three localStorage keys on itemasylum.org: ia_consent holds granted or denied; ia_consent_at holds the epoch time of that choice; ia_adbar_closed holds closed after you press Hide ad bar. The consent record expires after 180 days, when the banner asks again. The ad-bar key stays until you clear site data, so a hidden floating bar does not return on the next page view.
Clearing site data in your browser resets all three keys. Nothing else on this domain is stored by the site itself. The third parties below may store their own cookies or local storage on their own domains, as described in their sections.
Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 measures page views and sessions. The Google tag (gtag.js) loads from www.googletagmanager.com with measurement id G-4W6W397B29 and sends events to google-analytics.com and Google's regional collection hosts. The data includes the page URL, referrer, approximate location derived from IP address, browser and device information, and interactions with the page.
GA4 writes the first-party cookies _ga (a random client id, about two years) and _ga_4W6W397B29 (session state, about two years). Consent Mode v2 starts with analytics_storage granted, so measurement does not wait for a choice; after Reject the loader skips gtag.js on later pages and analytics_storage moves to denied. ad_storage, ad_user_data and ad_personalization are granted on the default path and move to denied after Reject. ads_data_redaction is enabled and url_passthrough is used so a rejection is not lost across redirects.
You can refuse analytics with Google's browser add-on at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout or by blocking googletagmanager.com. Event retention is controlled in the Google property settings; a property-specific retention period has not been independently confirmed.
Microsoft Clarity
Microsoft Clarity provides heatmaps and session recordings for this site under project id zbdmeovll7. The tag loads from www.clarity.ms/tag/zbdmeovll7, pulls the SDK from scripts.clarity.ms, and reports to *.clarity.ms. It records page views, clicks, scroll depth, and a replay of on-page interactions. Entered text in form fields and other sensitive content is masked by default.
Clarity writes the first-party cookies _clck (a user id, about one year) and _clsk (session state, about one day), and Microsoft may also set cookies such as MUID, ANONCHK, CLID and SM on its own domains. Microsoft controls retention in the Clarity project. Reject stops the tag from loading on later pages and calls clarity('consent', false) if the SDK is already present. The tag loads by default, and Reject disables subsequent loading for 180 days.
Adsterra
Adsterra (adsterra.com) is the advertising network behind the two units on this site. The publisher id is 3403020 and the Adsterra website id is 6189305. The units are NativeBanner_1 (unit 32190539), an in-feed native banner, and SocialBar_1 (unit 32190540), the floating bar. The invoker scripts load from bicea.org; the ads themselves fill from Adsterra and its creative CDNs. Adult ads are switched off in the Adsterra panel.
When the units load, Adsterra receives your IP address, browser and device information, the page URL, and what you do with the ad, so it can serve and measure advertising. It may set cookies or local storage on bicea.org and its ad domains, including a co_ cookie keyed to the unit, for frequency capping, measurement and interest-based ads. Adsterra controls that retention. Its policy is at https://adsterra.com/privacy-policy/.
The units load on the first page view, and Reject removes them and keeps later page views free of them. The default-on path records granted, and Reject records denied for 180 days. For interest-based advertising generally, use Google Ads Settings at https://adssettings.google.com, the DAA opt-out at https://optout.aboutads.info and Your Online Choices at https://www.youronlinechoices.com. Rejecting in our banner is the direct opt-out here, because it removes the units rather than only switching them to non-personalized mode.
YouTube
A YouTube player is offered on pages that carry a video. The iframe is created only after you press the play button, and it loads from www.youtube.com, with assets from ytimg.com and googlevideo.com. YouTube may set cookies such as VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, YSC, PREF and CONSENT, and receives your IP address and browser information. We do not receive your playback data. Reject removes an active player. Pressing play requests this third-party content; Reject removes it and prevents another player from loading.
Cloudflare and email
Cloudflare provides hosting and Email Routing for itemasylum.org. A request to this domain necessarily sends your IP address and HTTP request information to Cloudflare. The site does not run Cloudflare Web Analytics and does not add its beacon. Mail to [email protected] is routed through Cloudflare Email Routing to the editorial inbox. We keep correspondence only as long as needed to answer it or handle a correction, and you can ask us to delete it. Please do not send passwords, account tokens or private player data.
Your rights
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict or receive a copy of personal data, and to object to processing. The ia_consent, ia_consent_at and ia_adbar_closed values stay in your own browser; clearing site data removes them. For anything sent to us by email, write to [email protected]. For data Adsterra or Microsoft collected on their own domains, use the links in their sections above. You may also complain to your local data-protection authority.
Retention at a glance
| Name | Purpose | Where it lives | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| ia_consent | Remember Accept or Reject | localStorage on itemasylum.org | 180 days |
| ia_consent_at | Timestamp of that choice | localStorage on itemasylum.org | 180 days |
| ia_adbar_closed | Keep a hidden Adsterra bar hidden | localStorage on itemasylum.org | Until site data is cleared |
| _ga | GA4 client id | First-party cookie | About 2 years |
| _ga_4W6W397B29 | GA4 session state | First-party cookie | About 2 years |
| _clck | Clarity user id | First-party cookie | About 1 year |
| _clsk | Clarity session state | First-party cookie | About 1 day |
| co_* | Adsterra frequency capping and measurement | Cookie or local storage on bicea.org and Adsterra domains | Set by Adsterra |
| VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, YSC, PREF, CONSENT | YouTube playback and preferences | Cookies on youtube.com | Set by YouTube |
Changes
If a new third party is added, this page and the verified date change in the same release, before the script ships. The date at the top of the page matches the article:modified_time value in the page metadata. Questions about this policy go to [email protected].
Questions
Does itemasylum.org use cookies?
The site's own code uses local storage rather than a custom cookie. It stores three localStorage keys: ia_consent (granted or denied), ia_consent_at (the time of that choice) and ia_adbar_closed (written when you hide the floating Adsterra bar). Google Analytics 4 sets _ga and _ga_4W6W397B29 for two years, Microsoft Clarity sets _clck and _clsk, and Adsterra and YouTube may set their own cookies or local storage on their domains. Reject stops GA4, Clarity and Adsterra and removes the YouTube player.
How do I turn ads and recordings off?
Choose Reject in the banner, or open Cookie settings in the footer at any time. The choice is stored for 180 days and is re-applied on every page view. A Global Privacy Control signal or Do Not Track value of 1 is treated as Reject automatically.
Does Clarity record what I type?
Clarity masks text entered into form fields by default, so the content of an input is not captured in a session recording. Clicks, scroll depth and page views are still recorded while the project is loaded.
Who sells the ads on this site?
Adsterra is the only advertising network. The publisher id is 3403020 and the Adsterra website id is 6189305. The public ads.txt file lists the verified seller declaration for this network. Adult ads are switched off in the Adsterra panel.
Sources
- Google Analytics 4 privacy and cookies · checked 2026-11-10
- Microsoft Clarity privacy statement · checked 2026-11-10
- Adsterra privacy policy · checked 2026-11-10