Disclosure under the external transmission rules
See which third parties Litlas has your browser send information to, what is sent, why, and how to opt out.
About this disclosure
Under Article 27-12 of the Telecommunications Business Act of Japan (the external transmission rules), this page discloses, for "Litlas" (the "Service") provided by Flat Minima Inc. (the "Company"), the recipients, the information sent, the purposes, and how to stop transmission whenever the Service instructs your device (browser) — through tags, cookies, and the like — to send information to third parties other than the Company.
This disclosure forms part of the Company Privacy Policy.
The device transmissions described below cover analytics and advertising tags, the contact form, and file selection initiated by you. Separate sections also explain integrations you choose to connect and research search and public-source retrieval performed through our server.
List of information the Company has your device send
| Recipient service | Main information sent | Purpose of transmission and use | How to opt out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Tag Manager | Information required to deliver and manage tags | A foundation that delivers and manages the analytics and advertising tags below. It only delivers and manages tags and does not measure anything itself. | Use the opt-out method for each tag below, or disable/delete cookies in your browser |
| Google Analytics (GA4) | Cookie identifier (_ga), URLs and referrers of pages viewed, browser / OS / screen / language information, the approximate region estimated from the IP address, onboarding choices, features used, operation outcomes, waiting times, and whether search results were returned (these additional interaction fields do not include search queries, note contents, or email addresses) | Access analytics to understand how the Service is used and to improve it | Install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, or disable/delete cookies in your browser |
| Google Ads | Ad-click identifiers (gclid / gbraid / wbraid), cookie identifiers, and conversion (e.g. sign-up) information | Advertising effectiveness measurement, conversion tracking, and ad optimization | Turn off ad personalization in Google Ads Settings, or disable/delete cookies in your browser |
| Microsoft Clarity | Cookie identifiers (_clck, _clsk, MUID and others), URLs and referrers of pages viewed, browser / OS / device / screen-resolution / language information, the region (country and city) estimated from the IP address, a recording of interactions such as clicks, scrolls and mouse movement together with the rendered page content (input fields and other sensitive content are masked and are not sent), and a Google Analytics identifier (the value identifying the user is hashed before it is sent, while a partially masked form of that same value and the value identifying the session are sent as they are) | Behavioral analytics — heatmaps and session recordings — to understand how the Service is used and to improve it. Microsoft may also use the data it receives, in accordance with the Microsoft Privacy Statement, to provide and improve its own products and services and to build user profiles for purposes that include advertising (Microsoft Advertising). | Select Microsoft on the Digital Advertising Alliance opt-out page, or disable/delete cookies in your browser |
| Google Drive file selection (Google Picker) | A short-lived access token for file selection, app identifiers, selected file identifiers, URL and referrer, IP address, browser, OS and language information, and Google cookies | Importing and refreshing files selected in Google Drive. The picker loads only when you start file selection. | Do not use the Google Drive integration, or disconnect it in the integrations dialog. |
| Google Forms | Cookie identifiers, URLs and referrers of pages viewed, browser / OS / language information, and whatever you enter and submit in the form | Displaying and receiving the contact form (embedded on the contact page only) | Do not open the contact page (inquiries by email are also accepted), or disable/delete cookies in your browser |
Of the above, Google Analytics, Google Ads and Microsoft Clarity are delivered on every page through Google Tag Manager (a container); Google Forms is embedded on the contact page only. The recipient is Google LLC (United States) for the Google services and Microsoft Corporation (United States) for Microsoft Clarity.
Agent web search and access to public sources
When an agent performs web research, our server sends the search query, search language, search region (currently the United States), and requested result count to the DataForSEO search API to retrieve public Google search results. We do not forward your authentication tokens, account identifier, or entire conversation to the search service. The query contains terms chosen by the agent based on your request.
To check sources or import paper information, our server accesses public URLs selected by the agent. The destination website receives the URL path and query, our server IP address, and connection information such as a User-Agent identifying our service. We do not forward your browser cookies or authentication credentials. Retrieved text, links, and paper information are used in the agent’s research and responses.
These operations provide search and source retrieval in response to your request. They run through our server, so changing browser cookie settings does not stop them. If you do not use agent web search or public-source retrieval, no new transmissions are made by these features.
Project integrations you choose to connect
When you start a connection from the LaTeX editor, we open the authorization screen of Dropbox, Google, or GitHub. The app identifier, requested permissions, callback URL, and one-time verification values are sent to that service. After authorization, Dropbox and GitHub file names, content, and revisions in your selected folder or repository are transferred through our server. Google Drive only imports or refreshes files chosen in the picker and never writes back to Drive. You can disconnect in the integrations dialog. Our Privacy Policy explains the information stored and its purposes.
Open Privacy PolicyHow to stop (opt out of) transmission
1. Disable or delete cookies in your browser: because most of the tags above use cookies, refusing cookies stops most transmissions. See your browser help for how to do this.
2. Stop transmission to Google Analytics: install the "Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on" provided by Google.
3. Turn off Google Ads personalization: you can turn off personalized ads from "Ad Settings" in your Google Account.
4. Stop transmission to Microsoft Clarity: select "Microsoft" on the Digital Advertising Alliance opt-out page. Installing "Protect My Choices" keeps that preference saved in your browser. Note that Clarity does not respond to the browser DNT (Do Not Track) signal. It does support Global Privacy Control (GPC): turning it on stops the recording of interactions, but Microsoft identifier cookies may still be set.
For reference: for how Google handles data, see the Google policies below.
For reference: for how Microsoft handles data, see the Microsoft policies below.
Changes to this disclosure and inquiries
The Company may change this disclosure as recipients are added or changed. The latest content is posted on this page.
For inquiries about this disclosure, please use the address below or the Company contact page.
Email: info ＠ litlas.ai (replace the full-width ＠ with a half-width @).
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For the handling of personal information in general, please review the Company Privacy Policy.
Open the Privacy Policy