This privacy notice applies to residents of California and provides information about the rights and choices available to individuals regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information. Protecting personal privacy is an important responsibility, and we are committed to maintaining transparency about how information is handled. California privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act and related regulations, provide eligible residents with specific rights that allow them to understand, manage, and control certain aspects of their personal information.
Personal information may include data that identifies an individual, describes characteristics associated with a person, relates to a household, or can reasonably be connected with a particular individual or device. Depending on how information is collected and used, this may include details such as online identifiers, internet activity, browsing behavior, device information, location-related data, and other information created through interactions with websites or digital services. Certain types of information may not fall within the definition of personal information under applicable laws, and some categories may be excluded based on legal exceptions.
California residents may have the right to request that their personal information not be sold or shared for purposes covered by applicable privacy regulations. While personal information is not exchanged for direct monetary payment, certain forms of information disclosure or online activity may be considered a sale or sharing under California privacy laws. These activities may involve the use of advertising tools, analytics providers, or technology partners that help improve online experiences, understand website usage, support business operations, or provide more relevant content and advertising.
Individuals who wish to exercise their privacy rights may submit a request to review or limit certain uses of their personal information. Requests will be carefully evaluated and processed in accordance with applicable legal requirements. Verification procedures may be required to confirm the identity of the individual making the request and help protect personal information from unauthorized access. Once a valid request has been reviewed, reasonable steps will be taken to complete the process within the timeframe required by applicable laws.
Choosing to opt out of certain information sharing activities does not necessarily prevent all advertising or marketing communications. Individuals may continue to receive general advertisements or promotional content that is not based on personal information. Certain information processing activities may also continue when necessary for website operation, security protection, fraud prevention, compliance with legal obligations, or other purposes permitted by privacy regulations.
Additional details about information practices, including the types of personal information that may be collected, the reasons information is collected, how information may be used, and the categories of third parties that may receive information, are available through the applicable privacy policy. Reviewing privacy information regularly can help individuals better understand how their data is managed and what options may be available to them.
Individuals can also take steps independently to manage their privacy preferences. Many internet browsers include controls that allow users to adjust cookie settings, limit tracking technologies, or manage certain online data collection activities. Changing browser settings may affect how certain website features operate, depending on the preferences selected by the user.
Mobile devices often provide privacy controls that allow individuals to manage advertising identifiers and limit personalized advertising features. Adjusting these settings can help users control how certain information may be used for advertising-related purposes. In addition, some third-party organizations provide tools that allow individuals to manage interest-based advertising preferences across participating websites and digital platforms.
Users may also review privacy options available through their online accounts, applications, and third-party services. Many platforms provide settings that allow individuals to control analytics preferences, advertising choices, and information-sharing permissions. Privacy tools, browser extensions, and similar technologies may provide additional options for reducing certain tracking activities, although no method can guarantee the complete prevention of all data collection.
When users connect accounts with external services, social networks, or other third-party platforms, they may be able to review and manage permissions related to shared information. Updating these settings can help control future access to personal information. However, changes to privacy preferences generally apply to future activities and may not remove information that was previously collected or processed according to applicable policies and legal requirements.
Respecting privacy requires clear information, responsible practices, and meaningful choices. We are committed to supporting individuals in understanding how their personal information may be handled and providing accessible options for managing privacy preferences. Maintaining transparency and offering appropriate controls helps individuals make informed decisions about their personal information.
California residents who would like to submit a privacy-related request, including a request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, may contact us at [email protected]. For additional assistance or questions regarding privacy choices, individuals may also reach our support team at 1-800-524-9574.
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