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Here you can change your individual cookie settings for browsing on Ableton.com. We’ve made note which of these tools will process your data in the USA. Data protection in the USA is not on the same level as the GDPR’s provisions. It’s possible that US authorities could access personal data without us or you being informed. An enforcement of your rights is probably not possible in the USA. Find more information in our Privacy Policy.

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Tracking cookies

Matomo (on-premise) gives us insights into the ways visitors interact with Ableton.com (heatmaps, reports and analyses). Your IP address will be anonymized.

Tracks visitors’ interactions with Ableton.com and processes this information to serve validated data to the Emarsys email marketing tool. Data processing takes place in the USA.

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  • CSRF-Token

    Helps prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attacks.

  • Consent Cookies

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  • Zendesk Cookies (on Ableton Help Website)

    We use the help desk software tool Zendesk on our Ableton Help Website. When Zendesk is used, cookies are used to improve the user experience. Find more information on Zendesk cookies in our Privacy Policy and in the Zendesk Cookie Policy.