PRIVACY POLICY
Last Updated: March 5th 2025
Please read this Privacy Policy carefully before using the Site or our other Offerings, interacting with our email communications, or otherwise submitting personal information to us, to understand how we treat your personal information, as well as your choices and rights. If you do not agree with the terms and conditions of this Privacy Policy, you may not access or use the Site or our other Offerings.
Lalechet Tours Corp. (“Lalechet ,” “we ,” “us ,” and “our ”) is committed to protecting the privacy and security of the personal information we collect, use, disclose, sell, share, retain, and otherwise process as part of our business. We also believe in transparency and are committed to informing you about how we treat the data we collect and process. We have established this Privacy Policy (the “Privacy Policy ”) to help you understand how we collect, use, disclose, share, and protect personal information. This Privacy Policy also explains how users can make choices about their personal information.
When we refer to personal information (sometimes referred to as personal data under certain laws) in this Privacy Policy, we mean information that identifies or can be used to identify an individual (“personal information ”). This includes information that involves direct identifiers (such as a name), as well as indirect identifiers (such as a computer or mobile device ID).
By accessing or otherwise using the Site or our other offerings, you agree to our Terms of Use and Terms of Sale, and consent to our personal data collection, use, and disclosure practices, as well as any other activities described in this Privacy Policy and any related privacy policies, notices, or statements that may be posted on any applicable part of the Site or our other Offerings. If you do not agree and consent, you are strictly prohibited from accessing or using the Site or our other Offerings .
You may obtain an accessible version of this Privacy Policy by contacting us using the contact details provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
This Privacy Policy describes our practices for collecting, using, and otherwise processing your personal information, and applies to our data practices when you interact with us, including, without limitation, the following:
This Privacy Policy also applies to personal information that we receive from business partners and other parties and process in our role as a data controller. This Privacy Policy does not, however, apply to the information, privacy, or security practices of any third parties, all of which maintain their own privacy policies. Nor does this Privacy Policy apply to our employees or job applicants.
We may collect, receive, or process the categories of personal information listed below. Please note, however, that not all categories of personal information will be collected, received, or processed about every individual.
We collect personal information in a variety of ways, including through the methods listed below. In addition, we may obtain and combine personal information from different sources collected online and offline, including information from third-party sources across different types of technologies and devices.
We use personal information to operate, provide, develop, and improve the Site and our other Offerings, and more generally to operate and improve our business. We may also use personal information about you for any purposes not inconsistent with the statements made in this Privacy Policy, or otherwise made by us in writing at the point of collection, and not prohibited by applicable law, including, without limitation, the following purposes:
We, directly or through trusted third parties, use cookies, pixels (including, clear gifs, pixel tags, and single-pixel gifs), web beacons, internet tags, session replay tools, device recognition technologies, in-app tracking methods, device and activity monitoring tools, navigational data collection (log files, server logs, etc.) and other tracking technologies (collectively, “Tracking Technologies ”) for purposes described in this Cookies & Similar Technologies section and elsewhere in this Privacy Policy.
This Cookies & Similar Technologies section is intended to explain and help you understand what Tracking Technologies are, how we use them, and the options you may have to control them. By using any of our Offerings, including the Site, you consent to the Tracking Technologies you may encounter; provided, however, there are certain ways—explained below—in which you may limit Tracking Technologies.
Cookies
Cookies are small files created by a web server that can be stored on your computer or device (if you allow) for use either during a particular browsing session (session cookies) or a future browsing session (persistent cookies). They are widely used to make websites and other digital properties work, or work in a better, more efficient way. For example, they can recognize users and remember important information that will make your use of a website more convenient (e.g., by remembering your user preferences).
Session cookies are temporarily stored on your device and remain there until they expire at the end of your browsing session. Persistent cookies remain stored on your device until they expire or are deleted by you. Local shared objects (or flash cookies) are used to collect and store information about your preferences and navigation to, from, and on a website.
First-party cookies are cookies set by the website you are visiting (i.e. , by us when you visit the Site), and they can only be read by that website. Third-party cookies are set by a party other than the website being used by you at the time of access.
Our Offerings, including the Site, may associate some or all of these types of cookies with your devices. To identify certain types of local shared objects on your device and adjust your settings, visit the Flash Player Settings Manager page. For more information on how you can exercise your cookie preferences, please see Your Choices Regarding Cookies & Similar Technologies below.
Tracking Pixels/Web Beacons
Tracking pixels are small graphic images, sometimes known as Internet tags or clear GIFs , that are embedded in webpages and email communications. Tracking pixels may be used, without limitation, to count the number of visitors to the Site, to monitor how users navigate the Site, and to count content and email communication views. In contrast to cookies, which are stored on a user’s computer hard drive, tracking pixels are embedded on web pages. We use tracking pixels to provide analytics information relevant to the user experience, as well as to support the customization of our marketing and advertising activities.
Session Replay
Session replay technologies employ software code to record visitors’ use and interactions with websites and other digital properties, such as how visitors move through different pages on a website and engage with webforms. These interactions include users’ clicks, mobile app touches, mouse movements, and scrolls, keystrokes, and key touches during visitor sessions. Session replay may be used, without limitation, to identify and correct technical issues that visitors may be experiencing on the Site, identify and correct usability problems on the Site, identify broader areas for improvement, and otherwise to generally improve the Site.
In-App Tracking Methods
There are a variety of Tracking Technologies that may be included in mobile applications, which are not browser-based like cookies and cannot be controlled by browser settings. These methods may involve device or other identifiers, such as Ad IDs or SDKs , which associate user app activity to a particular app and track user activity across apps and/or devices. SDKs also help understand how you interact with software applications and collect certain information about the device and network you use to access websites and apps, such as an advertising identifier associated with your device and information about how you interact with an organization’s application.
Tracking Technologies may be used, for example, to gather information, customize your experience, and enhance the Site and our other Offerings (including through personalized advertisements). For example, we use Tracking Technologies to recognize you as a previous visitor to one or more of our Offerings so that so that we can offer you personalized content. We may use the information gathered through Tracking Technologies to create aggregate tracking information reports regarding user demographics and traffic patterns, among other things. In some cases, we may link tracking information with personal information. We may also use these technologies to help us better manage content, such as improving the interface of our Offerings. For more information on how you can exercise available preferences regarding certain uses, please see below.
Cross-Device Matching
We may use certain technologies, including those that involve the application of statistical probability to data sets, linking a common unique identifier to different device use (e.g. , Facebook ID), or attempting to recognize or make assumptions about users and devices (e.g. , that a user of multiple devices is the same user or household).
We may, now or in the future, use the data collected through Tracking Technologies (directly by us or by our service providers) and other data (i.e. , deterministic data, such as unique identifiers) to make educated predictions that give us the ability to match your devices. We may then, subject to the limitations otherwise set forth in this Privacy Policy and applicable law, display targeted advertisements to you across your devices (unless you have opted-out, as described below).
Interest-Based Advertising
We may use the personal information we collect (alone or in combination with information provided by third parties and service providers) through Tracking Technologies (which may be combined with other personal information, such as your email address), and from other sources, to deliver targeted advertising to you when you visit the Site or our other Offerings. For example, if you are searching the Site for information on a particular service, we may use that information to facilitate the appearance of an advertisement on other websites you view promoting a service that matches your search.
We also partner with third parties that collect personal information across various channels, including online and offline, for purposes of delivering advertising that is more relevant to you. Our partners may place or recognize a Tracking Technology on your computer, device, or directly in our emails or other communications, and that technology may share personal information with them for interest-based advertising purposes. Our partners may use this information to recognize you across different channels and platforms, including but not limited to computers and mobile devices, over time, for purposes of advertising, analytics, attribution, and reporting. We are not responsible for, and make no representations regarding, the policies or business practices of any third parties, including, without limitation, analytics service providers and Tracking Technologies associated with the Site or our other Offerings.
The Site and our other Offerings use cookies and similar technologies to improve functionality, measure and track how you interact with our Offerings, perform analytics, market to you, track ad-driven activity, and otherwise tailor our communications with you. For example:
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to collect and process statistical data about the number of people using the Site and to better understand how they find and use the Site. The data collected includes data related to your device/browser, your IP address, and on-site activities to measure and report statistics about user interactions. The information stored is reduced to a random identifier. Any data collected is used in accordance with this Privacy Policy and Google’s privacy policy. You may learn more about Google Analytics by visiting https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/ and https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245.
You can learn more about Google’s restrictions on data use by visiting the Google Privacy Policy at: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy. To opt-out of Google Analytics, visit https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout and install the opt-out browser add-on feature. For more details, visit the “Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on” page located at https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881?hl=en.
Google Tag Manager
We use Google Tag Manager, which allows marketed website tags to be managed using an interface. The tool itself (which implements the tags) does not use cookies and does not register identifiable data. The tool causes other tags to be activated which may, for their part, register personal data under certain circumstances. Google Tag Manager does not access this information. Google Tag Manager is subject to the Google Privacy Policy located at https://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/privacy.
Some third parties may use data collection technologies to collect information about you when you browse the Internet. We do not control these third parties’ technologies or how they may be used. If you have questions about targeted content, you should contact the responsible party directly or consult that party’s privacy policy and/or similar notices/disclosures.
Most web browsers are set by default to accept cookies. If you do not wish to receive cookies, you may set your browser to refuse all or some types of cookies or to alert you when cookies are being stored. These settings may affect the functionality of the Site. Adjusting your cookie settings may not fully delete all of the cookies that have already been created. To delete them, you should review your web browser settings after you have changed your cookie settings.
Regular cookies may generally be disabled or removed by tools available as part of most commercial browsers, and in some instances blocked in the future, by adjusting your cookie settings. Browsers offer different functionalities and options, so you may need to set them separately. In addition, tools from commercial browsers may not be effective for Flash cookies/locally shared objects, HTML5 cookies, or other Tracking Technologies. For information on disabling Flash cookies, visit Adobe’s Flash Player EOL General Information page.
You may choose to decline or reject Tracking Technologies by adjusting your browser preferences, but doing so may impact your ability to use the Site and access to certain features through the Site. If you delete your cookies, change browsers, or change devices, cookies that the Site may have used in the past (or an opt-out cookie) may no longer work.
Some app-related Tracking Technologies pertaining to non-browser usage (e.g. , most mobile app functionality) can only be disabled by uninstalling the app. Apple and Google mobile devices also have their own settings to limit advertisements and other tracking, but these may not be completely effective.
Your browser settings may allow you to automatically transmit a Do Not Track signal to online services you visit. Note, however, there is no consensus among industry participants as to what “Do Not Track” means in this context. Like many online services, the Site is not impacted when we receive a Do Not Track signal from a visitor’s browser.
The following links provide additional information regarding how to control cookies on popular browsers:
We do not represent that these third-party tools, programs, or statements are complete or accurate. You will need to do this on each browser that you use to access the Site, and cleaning cookies on your browser(s) may disable your preference settings. In addition, please note that the Site may not function properly or as intended if you block all or even certain cookies.
You may exercise choices regarding certain uses of cookies from Google Analytics by using the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On.
As described in this Privacy Policy, and to the extent permitted by law, we may collect (or allow third parties, such as ad networks, web analytics companies, and social networking platforms, to collect) information about your online activities over time and across the Site, and across other third-party online properties or services. These third parties may use information about your visits to the Site and other websites, and general geographic information, in order to provide advertisements about products and services of interest to you, and are treated by us as Third-Party Services under this Privacy Policy. You may choose whether to receive some interest-based advertising by submitting opt-outs. For more information about third-party advertisers and how to prevent them from using your information, please visit the Network Advertising Initiative’s (“NAI ”) Opt-Out of Interest-Based Advertising page, which provides information on how you can opt-out of receiving interest-based advertising from some or all of the NAI’s member organizations. You can also visit the Digital Advertising Alliance’s (“DAA ”) Your Ad Choices page, which provides information on how you can opt-out of receiving interest-based advertising from some or all of the DAA’s participating organizations.
Opting out of interest-based advertising does not mean that you will no longer see any advertisements. Rather, you will still see advertisements that are general and not tailored to your specific interests and activities. Also, if your browser is configured to reject cookies when you visit these opt-out webpages, or you subsequently erase your cookies, use a different device or web browser, or use a non-browser-based method of access (e.g. , a mobile app), your NAI or DAA browser-based opt-out may not, or may no longer, be effective. LP supports the advertising industry’s Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising. We expect that ad networks we directly engage to serve you interest-based advertising will do so as well, though we cannot guarantee their compliance. We are not responsible for effectiveness of, or compliance with, any third party’s opt-out options or programs, or the accuracy of their statements regarding their programs.
Device-Based Opt-Out
In general, opt-outs must be performed on each device and browser that you wish to have opted out. For example, if you have opted out of your computer browser, that opt-out will not necessarily be effective on your mobile device. In the event we perform cross-device matching (as described above), once you have opted out on one device (an “Opted-Out Device ”), we will not use any new data from the Opted-Out Device to identify you on another device for interest-based advertising purposes, and we will not use data from another device for interest-based advertising purposes on the Opted-Out Device.
The Site may display live or prerecorded videos or similar audio-visual materials (“Videos ”). We are not in the business of delivering audiovisual materials. Rather, the display and use of Videos on the Site is incidental to our business and merely a peripheral part of our marketing strategy. The provision of Videos on our Site is not an admission by us, and it shall not otherwise be interpreted, in any form or manner, to mean that we are a “video tape service provider” for purposes of the Video Privacy Protection Act (codified as amended at 18 U.S.C. § 2710) (“VPPA ”) or that we are otherwise subject to the VPPA.
We may collect personal information with respect to your viewing, streaming, or otherwise accessing such Videos and we may disclose such personal information regarding your video-viewing history on the Site to third parties through the use of cookies, pixels, or other tracking technologies, such as Facebook, to facilitate or assist with our marketing and advertising campaigns. By viewing, streaming, or otherwise accessing Videos on the Site, you hereby acknowledge, agree, and consent to our collection, use, and disclosure of such personal information regarding your video-viewing history on the Site.
We may use tracking technologies provided by YouTube as part of our services and/or embed YouTube Videos on the Site. These tracking technologies enable us to understand and improve our marketing efforts, track the performance of any Video content we have, and provide you with a more personalized experience. With respect to YouTube Videos embedded on our Site, no data about you will be transferred to YouTube if you do not play the Videos. YouTube may collect information relating to your visit to our Site, including the referring IP address, device, and pages you accessed on our Site. Additional information on the purpose and scope of data collection and processing by YouTube can be found in YouTube’s/Google’s Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en & gl=de. By viewing any videos embedded on our Site or as part of the products and services that we offer, you consent to the disclosure of information to YouTube through its tracking technologies.
By viewing, streaming, or otherwise accessing Videos on the Site, you hereby acknowledge, agree, and consent to our collection, use, and disclosure of such personal information regarding your video-viewing history on the Site.
Withdrawal of Consent
You acknowledge and agree that you may prevent us from collecting and disclosing personal information from you with respect to your viewing, streaming, or otherwise accessing Videos on the Site: (1) by changing your browser settings in accordance with the instructions set forth in our Privacy Policy; or (2) by adjusting your privacy settings in our cookie management tool. These options will prevent the deployment of cookies and similar online tracking technologies that are used to collect, process, and disclose your personal information in connection with the Videos.
You are strictly prohibited from using any automated system, software, or other methods, including, without limitation, scripts, bots, crawlers, scrapers, or other data mining tools, to access, acquire, copy, monitor, or collect any data, content, or other information from our Offerings, including the Site, without prior written consent from us. This prohibition extends to the use of any technology designed to bypass or circumvent measures we employ to restrict access to certain content or areas of our Offerings.
The personal information of our customers, consumers, and others is an important part of our business, and we are not in the business of selling those individuals’ personal information to others. We share personal information with third parties that facilitate the delivery of our Offerings, assist in the operation of our business, and when we are legally required or permitted to do so. In addition, we share personal information when you or other individuals request or require that we share such personal information. We share personal information only as described below and with and with third parties that are either subject to this Privacy Policy or adhere to practices that are at least as protective as those described in this Privacy Policy.
We share the following categories of personal information with third parties:
We share personal information with the following categories of recipients:
We may share with third parties aggregated information and anonymous or de-identified data that does not identify any specific individual, such as groupings of demographic data or user preferences. Except as may be limited by applicable law, we may also share non-personal information for any purpose to any third party.
We retain your personal information for as long as is necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, comply with our business requirements and legal obligations, resolve disputes, protect our assets, operate our business, and enforce or apply our terms and other contractual agreements. The period of time for which we retain personal information depends on the purposes for which we collect or use that personal information. For example, we keep your personal information only as long as necessary to provide you with our services and for legitimate and essential business purposes, such as maintaining the performance of our Offerings, making data-driven business decisions about new features and offerings, complying with our legal obligations, and resolving disputes.
We take reasonable steps to delete your personal information we collect when: (1) we have a legal obligation to do so; (2) we no longer have a purpose for retaining the information; or (3) if you ask us to delete your information, unless we determine that doing so would violate our existing, legitimate legal, regulatory, dispute resolution, contractual, or similar obligations. We may also decide to delete your personal information if we believe it is incomplete, inaccurate, or that our continued storage of your personal information is contrary to our legal obligations or business objectives. When we delete personal information, it is be removed from our active servers and databases, but may remain in our archives when it is not practical or possible to delete it.
We may retain and use anonymous, de-identified, or aggregated information for as long as is permitted under applicable law.
We take care to secure and safeguard the personal information entrusted to us. We use a variety of measures to help protect personal information under our control from unauthorized access and use.
We use technical, physical, and administrative safeguards intended to protect the personal information that we collect and process. These safeguards are designed to provide a level of security appropriate to the risk of processing your personal information, and include (as applicable) measures to promote the ongoing confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resilience of our processing systems, and procedures for regularly testing, assessing, and evaluating the effectiveness of those measures.
With that said, no security system is perfect, and no data transmission is 100% secure. Although we strive to protect personal information, we cannot fully eliminate all security risks associated with the processing of your personal information, or guarantee that personal information will remain secure under all circumstances. As such, your use of our Offerings is at your own risk.
If we become aware of a security incident that affects the confidentiality or security of your personal information, we will provide you and any relevant regulator(s) with notice as required by applicable law.
We may send you emails about our Site or our other Offerings. If you do not want to continue receiving emails from us, you may opt-out by clicking the “unsubscribe” button at the bottom of our emails or by contacting us using the email address provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy. Please provide your name and contact information in your request, and we will respond to your request in accordance with applicable law.
Our goal is to keep your personal information accurate, current, and complete. If any of the personal information you have provided to us changes, please let us know by using the contact details provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy. We are not responsible for any losses arising from any inaccurate, inauthentic, deficient or incomplete personal information that you provide to us.
If you believe your rights relating to your personal information have been violated, please contact us using the contact details provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
You may have certain rights relating to your personal information under local data protection laws. Please read our Additional Jurisdiction-Specific Privacy Notices below for additional information about the processing of your personal information and your rights under applicable jurisdiction-specific laws.
This California Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of business (sometimes referred to as a controller or data controller under certain laws) under California law, including the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, and its implementing regulations (collectively, the “CCPA ”). We act as the business/controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
We may collect (and have collected during the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy) the categories of personal information listed below. Please note, however, that not all categories have/will be collected or received for every individual.
We may collect other information that meets the definition of personal information under the CCPA, but which is not reflected by a category above. Under such circumstances, we treat the information as personal information as required by the CCPA, but will not include it when we describe our practices in this Privacy Policy.
As permitted by the CCPA, we do not treat de-identified data or anonymized information as personal information. We reserve the right to convert (or permit others to convert) personal information to de-identified or anonymous form and may elect not to treat publicly available information as personal information. We will not attempt to re-identify data that we maintain as de-identified data.
We may collect, receive, or combine personal information from different sources, as described in the How We Collect Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, and as provided below:
We may use your personal information for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, and as provided below:
As explained in the Cookies & Similar Technologies section of this Privacy Policy, we may share limited information to help ensure you receive useful and relevant ads from us and to measure their effectiveness. We may share personal information with third parties for various purposes, including cross-context behavioral advertising. These kinds of disclosures for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes may be deemed “sharing” personal information as that term is used in the CCPA, and you have the right to opt-out of these disclosures.
We will not, however, share any sensitive personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes (and have not shared any sensitive personal information for such purposes during the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy).
Nor will we “sell” your personal information or sensitive personal information as that term is used in the CCPA (and have not sold any personal information or sensitive personal information during the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy).
We may share for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes (and may have shared during the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy) the following categories of personal information:
We may share your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes as described in the Cookies & Similar Technologies section of this Privacy Policy, and for the following business purposes:
We may share your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes (and may have shared during the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy) with the following categories of third parties:
We do not knowingly sell or share for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes the personal information (or sensitive personal information) of consumers under 16 years of age. For more information about our treatment of children’s personal information, please see the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Compliance section of this Privacy Policy.
During the preceding 12-month period prior to the Last Updated date of this Privacy Policy, we disclosed the below categories of personal information for a business purpose as that term is used in the CCPA:
We may disclose your personal information for the purposes described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, and as provided below:
We may disclose your personal information with the categories of third-party recipients described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not use or disclose sensitive personal information for purposes other than those expressly permitted under the CCPA.
General information regarding our data retention practices is described in the Retention of Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
If you are a California resident, you have certain rights relating to your personal information, which are outlined below. Please note that none of these rights are absolute, and are subject to various limitations and exemptions.
If you are a California resident, you may request to exercise your California privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy. If a request is submitted to us in an incorrect manner or is otherwise deficient, we will either: (1) treat the request as if it had been submitted in a proper and sufficient manner; or (2) provide you with specific directions on how to submit the request or remedy any deficiencies, as applicable.
If you submit a request to know, delete, or correct, we must verify your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. We do not verify requests to opt-out of the sharing of your personal information unless we suspect fraud. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or verify a consumer request.
To verify your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of verifying your identity. Third-party services may assist us with verification to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your rights to know, delete, and correct, certain requests may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request to know, delete, or correct, particularly where we are unable to verify your identity. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
We verify each request as follows:
As a California resident, you have the right to direct us to stop sharing your personal information with third parties for purposes of cross-context behavioral advertising and to refrain from doing so in the future. Cross-context behavioral advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal information gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
You may submit a request to opt-out of the sharing of your personal information using the submission process outlined above, or by clicking the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link at the bottom of the Site and selecting your preferences.
You may also exercise your right to opt-out of sharing by setting a browser-level opt-out, the Global Privacy Control (“GPC ”) (referred to as an opt-out preference signal in the CCPA). Your request to opt-out of selling or sharing will be linked to your browser identifier only and not linked to any account information because the connection between your browser and the account is not known to us. Because the signal is browser-specific, you will need to broadcast subsequent signals if you are accessing our website through different devices (e.g ., computers, smartphones, tablets). For more information on how to set a preference signal to opt-out of cross-context behavioral advertising, please visit the Global Privacy Control website.
You may use an authorized agent to submit a request to know, delete, or correct on your behalf. Authorized agents may submit a request on your behalf by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
Please note that an authorized agent must have your signed permission to submit a request on your behalf, or provide proof that they have power of attorney pursuant to California probate law. When submitting requests on behalf of a consumer, authorized agents must include with their submission an executed written authorization indicating that the agent has been authorized to submit the request on behalf of the consumer. Authorized agents that are business entities must be registered with the California Secretary of State to conduct business in California. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your permission and/or to verify your identity.
Under California Civil Code § 1798.83 (the “California Shine the Light Law ”), California residents who provide personal information in obtaining products or services for personal, family, or household use may be entitled to request and obtain from us, once per calendar year, information about the personal information we have shared, if any, with other businesses for direct marketing uses. At present, we do not share your personal information with third parties for those third parties’ direct marketing purposes. Please note that not all information sharing is covered by California’s Shine the Light requirements, and only information on covered sharing, if any, will be included in our response.
As part of the California Online Privacy Protection Act (“CalOPPA ”), all users of the Site and/or the Software may make any changes to their information at any time by contacting us using the email address provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
This Colorado Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the CPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, and, for each category of personal data identified, for the following purposes:
We do not sell personal data. We may share the following categories of personal data with third parties for the following specified purposes:
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process the following categories of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the CPA:
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. To learn more about how you can exercise your Colorado targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Colorado Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Colorado resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you have certain rights relating to your personal data, which are outlined below. Please note that none of these rights are absolute, and are subject to various limitations and exemptions.
If you are a Colorado resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Colorado privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Colorado resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Colorado privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to pay a fee or create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Colorado privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the CPA requires us to authenticate, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or the authority of your authorized agent. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
As a Colorado resident, you have the right to revoke your consent given to us for the processing of your personal data. You may provide your consent, or submit a request to exercise your right to revoke your consent, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Colorado Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Colorado law. In the event that your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Colorado Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal.
We do not process personal data for purposes of profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects concerning consumers as those terms are used in the CPA.
This Connecticut Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (“CTDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the CTDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the CTDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Connecticut targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Connecticut Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Connecticut resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Connecticut privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Connecticut resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Connecticut privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s second or subsequent request during any 12-month period. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover our administrative costs in complying with a consumer request if we determine, at our sole discretion, that the nature of a request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Connecticut privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the CTDPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to verify your identity or the authority of your authorized agent. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
As a Connecticut resident, you have the right to revoke your consent given to us for the processing of your personal data. You may provide your consent, or submit a request to exercise your right to revoke your consent, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Connecticut Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Connecticut law. In the event that your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Connecticut Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Connecticut Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Connecticut Attorney General’s Complaint webpage.
This Delaware Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (“DPDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the DPDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the DPDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Delaware targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Delaware Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Delaware resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Delaware privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Delaware resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Delaware privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is your second or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party service providers may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your Delaware privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the DPDPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Delaware Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Delaware law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Delaware Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Delaware Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Delaware Attorney General’s Complaint Process webpage.
This Iowa Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act (“IACDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the IACDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the IACDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. To learn more about how you can exercise your Iowa targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Iowa Privacy Rights below .
If you are an Iowa resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Iowa privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As an Iowa resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
If you submit a request to exercise your Iowa privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is your third or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party service providers may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your Iowa privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Iowa Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Iowa law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Iowa Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Iowa Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Iowa Attorney General’s File a Consumer Complaint webpage.
This Montana Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (“MCDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the MCDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the MCDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Montana targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Montana Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Montana resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Montana privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Montana resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Montana privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s second or subsequent request during any 12-month period. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover our administrative costs in complying with a consumer request if we determine, at our sole discretion, that the nature of a request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Montana privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the MCDPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to verify your identity or the authority of your authorized agent. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Montana Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Montana law. In the event that your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Montana Department of Justice regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal.
This Nebraska Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Nebraska Data Privacy Act (“NEDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the NEDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the NEDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Nebraska targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Nebraska Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Nebraska resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Nebraska privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Nebraska resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Nebraska privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is your third or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party service providers may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your Nebraska privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the NEDPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
We may also decline an opt-out request submitted by an authorized agent, particularly where we are unable to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, that you a resident of Nebraska; the authorized agent does not communicate the request to us in a clear and unambiguous manner; we do not possess the ability to process the request; or we do not process similar or identical requests we receive from consumers for purposes of complying with similar or identical laws or regulations of another state. If we are unable to comply with a request from an authorized agent in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Nebraska Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Delaware law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Nebraska Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Nebraska Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Nebraska Attorney General’s File a Complaint webpage.
Nevada residents have the right to submit a verified request to an operator (as defined by Nevada law) directing the operator not to make any sale (as defined by Nevada law) of any covered information (as defined by Nevada law) that the operator has collected or will collect about the Nevada consumer.
As defined under Nevada law, we do not sell any covered information. Nor do we have any plans to do so in the future. However, Nevada residents may submit a verified request to us at any time using the email address provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy, directing that we not make any sale of covered information that we have collected or will collect about you. Please provide your name and contact information in your request, and we will respond to your request in accordance with Nevada law.
This New Hampshire Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the New Hampshire Privacy Act (“NHPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the NHPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the NHPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your New Hampshire targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your New Hampshire Privacy Rights below.
If you are a New Hampshire resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your New Hampshire privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a New Hampshire resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your New Hampshire privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is your second or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party service providers may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your New Hampshire privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the NHPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
As a New Hampshire resident, you have the right to revoke your consent given to us for the processing of your personal data. You may provide your consent, or submit a request to exercise your right to revoke your consent, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “New Hampshire Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by New Hampshire law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the New Hampshire Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the New Hampshire Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Consumer Complaints webpage.
This New Jersey Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the New Jersey Data Privacy Act (“NJDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the NJDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the NJDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your New Jersey targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your New Jersey Privacy Rights below.
If you are a New Jersey resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your New Jersey privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a New Jersey resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your New Jersey privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal information—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is your second or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party service providers may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal information resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal information collected in connection with requests to exercise your New Jersey privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal information from you. We will review the information provided and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the NJDPA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
As a New Jersey resident, you have the right to revoke your consent given to us for the processing of your personal data. You may provide your consent, or submit a request to exercise your right to revoke your consent, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “New Jersey Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by New Jersey law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Consumer Affairs regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Consumer Affairs to submit a complaint, please see the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs’ File a Complaint webpage.
At our discretion, we may change our Privacy Policy to reflect updates to our business processes, current acceptable practices, or legislative or regulatory changes. If we decide to change this Privacy Policy, we will post the changes here at the same link by which you are accessing the current version of this Privacy Policy.
If the changes are significant, or if required by applicable law, we will contact you (based on your selected preferences for communications from us) and all our registered users with the new details and links to the updated or changed notice.
This Oregon Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (“OCPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the OCPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the OCPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Oregon targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Oregon Privacy Rights below.
If you are an Oregon resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you have certain rights relating to your personal data, which are outlined below. Please note that none of these rights are absolute, and are subject to various limitations and exemptions.
If you are an Oregon resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Oregon privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As an Oregon resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Oregon privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s second or subsequent request made in the same year, unless the purpose of the second or subsequent request is to verify that we have corrected inaccuracies in, or have deleted, your personal data in compliance with your request.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Oregon privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the OCPA requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity after notifying you that we cannot, using commercially reasonable methods, authenticate your request without additional information from you. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
As an Oregon resident, you have the right to revoke your consent given to us for the processing of your personal data. You may provide your consent, or submit a request to exercise your right to revoke your consent, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Oregon Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Oregon law. In the event that your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a Complaint with the Oregon Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Oregon Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Oregon Attorney General’s Privacy Law FAQs for Consumers webpage.
We do not process personal data for purposes of profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal effects or effects of similar significance, and will not do so in the future without providing you with notice and an opportunity to opt-out in accordance with the OCPA.
This Texas Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Texas Data Privacy & Security Act (“TDPSA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the TDPSA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the TDPSA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Texas targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Texas Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Texas resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Texas privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Texas resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
An authorized agent may submit a request to exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf. Please note that an authorized agent must have your authority to submit a request to opt-out of targeted advertising on your behalf.
If you submit a request to exercise your Texas privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create a password-protected account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s third or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Texas privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
If you authorize another person to act on your behalf for the purpose of exercising your right to opt-out of targeted advertising, the TDPSA also requires us to verify, with commercially reasonable effort, your identity and your authorized agent’s authority to act on your behalf. Before fulfilling a request from an authorized agent, we may contact you directly to confirm that you have given your authorization to the agent and/or to verify your identity.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Texas Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Texas law. In the event your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Texas Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Texas Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Texas Attorney General’s File a Consumer Complaint webpage.
This Utah Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (“UCPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the UCPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the UCPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Utah targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Utah Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Utah resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Utah privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Utah resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
If you submit a request to exercise your Utah privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. We may charge a fee for information in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s second or subsequent request during the same 12-month period. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or refuse to act on a request, if the request is excessive, repetitive, technically infeasible, or manifestly unfounded; we reasonably believe, at our sole discretion, that the primary purpose in submitting the request is something other than exercising a right; or the request, individually or as part of an organized effort, harasses, disrupts, or imposes undue burden on the resources of our business.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Utah privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity, or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably suspect the request to be fraudulent. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
This Virginia Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) as that term is used in the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (“VCDPA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy. We do not currently process sensitive data as that term is used in the VCDPA, and will not do so without your consent.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We do not sell personal data. The categories of personal data that we may share with third parties is described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share personal data are described in the How We Share Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We process personal data for purposes of targeted advertising as that term is used in the VCDPA.
You have the right to opt-out of the processing of personal data for purposes of targeted advertising.To learn more about how you can exercise your Virginia targeted advertising opt-out right, please see How to Exercise Your Virginia Privacy Rights below.
If you are a Virginia resident that interacts with us in an individual or household capacity (and not in a commercial or employment context), you may request to exercise your Virginia privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a Virginia resident, you have the right to direct us to stop processing your personal data for purposes of targeted advertising. Targeted advertising allows you to receive tailored advertisements based on personal data gathered from activity over time and across non-affiliated properties. Opting out does not, however, mean that you will no longer see advertisements from us, or that your experience when using the Site will not be personalized based on your activity on the Site. Rather, the advertisements you see will no longer be tailored to you based on the combination of your activity on the Site and your activity on non-affiliated websites, applications, and online services.
If you submit a request to exercise your Virginia privacy rights, we must authenticate your identity—typically through your submission of sufficient information for us to reasonably verify you are the consumer about whom we have collected personal data—before we can fulfill your request. You are not required to create an account with us to submit or authenticate a consumer request, but we may require you to use an existing account. We may charge a fee for information provided in response to a request if the request is the consumer’s third or subsequent request made in the same year. We may also charge a reasonable fee to cover the administrative costs of complying with a request, or decline to act on the request, if we believe, at our sole discretion, that the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive.
To authenticate your identity, we generally require the matching of sufficient information you provide to us with your request to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This may involve sending you a link to verify your email address, and/or requesting additional information or documentation solely for the purpose of authenticating your identity. Third-party services may assist us with authentication to prevent the disclosure of your personal data resulting from fraudulent requests. Although we endeavor to limit the personal data collected in connection with requests to exercise your Virginia privacy rights, this may require us to obtain personal data from you. We will review the information provided, and may request additional information from you to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual.
In certain circumstances, we may decline a request, particularly where we are unable to authenticate your identity or if we, at our sole discretion, reasonably believe the request is manifestly unfounded, excessive, or repetitive. If we are unable to comply with your request in whole or in part, we will notify you with the reasons for the denial.
If your request is denied, you may appeal our decision by contacting us using the contact details in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with the subject line “Virginia Resident: Appeal of Request Denial,” and attaching both the communication from us explaining why we were unable to fulfill your request, as well as your response to the reasons stated for our denial in the original communication. We will respond to your appeal within the time required by Virginia law. In the event that your appeal is denied, you have the ability to file a complaint with the Virginia Attorney General regarding any concerns you may have with the result of your appeal. For more information on how you can contact the Virginia Attorney General to submit a complaint, please see the Virginia Attorney General’s File a Complaint webpage.
Australia residents, under the Privacy Act 1988 (“Privacy Act ”) and the Australia Privacy Principles (“APPs ”), have the right to request the individual information that we have collected about you, correct factual inaccuracies in your information, remove personal information from our databases, and/or update your personal information. If you are a resident of Australia, you may request to exercise your Australia privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
This Brazil Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) under Brazilian law, including the Lei Geral de Protecao de Dados Pessoais (“LGPD ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
Our contact details are provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, based on one or more of the following legal grounds:
If you are a resident of Brazil, you may request to exercise your Brazil privacy rights by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a resident of Brazil, you have the right to object to our use of your personal data. If you no longer agree with us processing any types or categories of your personal data, you can contact us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As a resident of Brazil, you have the right to file a complaint concerning our processing of your personal data with the Autoridade Nacional de Protecao de Dados (“ANPD ”).
This Canada Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of controller (sometimes referred to as a data controller or business under certain laws) under Canadian law, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA ”). We act as the controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
Our contact details are provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
If you are a resident of Canada, you may request to exercise your Canada privacy rights, including your rights of access and correction/rectification, by contacting us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
Depending on your province, you may have additional rights, including the right to control the dissemination of your personal data, the right to data portability, the right to be informed of and submit observations regarding automated decisionmaking, and the right to request information about our data processing practices.
If you no longer agree with us processing any categories or types of your personal data, you can contact us using the information provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy.
As stated in the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Compliance section of this Privacy Policy, neither the Site nor any of our other Offerings are directed to children under the age of 13, and we do not knowingly collect or solicit personal data from children under the age of 13 (or such greater age required in your province for you to be authorized to use our Offerings without parental approval). For more information about our treatment of children’s personal data, please see the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Compliance section of this Privacy Policy.
As explained in the Transfer of Personal Information Outside Your Home Country section of this Privacy Policy, we and certain third-party service providers that perform functions on our behalf may collect, process, transfer, and store your personal data in the United States and other jurisdictions outside of where you live. When we share personal data outside of your jurisdiction of residence, we ensure that such transfers comply with your local law so that your personal data is adequately protected. While such personal data is outside of your jurisdiction of residence, it is subject to the laws of the jurisdiction in which it is held, and may be subject to disclosure to the governments, courts, or law enforcement or regulatory agencies of such other jurisdictions, pursuant to applicable law.
As described in the Cookies & Similar Technologies section of this Privacy Policy, we may use cookies and similar technologies to collect information about your activity, browser, or device. To learn more about how we and our partners use cookies and similar technologies and your choices, please see the Cookies and Similar Technologies section of this Privacy Policy.
As a resident of Canada, you have the right to file a complaint concerning our processing of your personal data with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada or your local privacy commissioner.
This EEA, UK & Swiss Residents section describes our personal data collection and processing practices when we are acting in the role of data controller (sometimes referred to as a controller or business under certain laws) in connection with natural persons located in the European Economic Area (“EEA ”), United Kingdom (“UK ”), and Switzerland. We act as the data controller for personal data collected, received, or processed in connection with the Site and our other Offerings.
The processing of personal data of natural persons located in the EEA is governed by the European Union General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (“EU GDPR ”). The processing of personal data of natural persons located in the UK is governed by the Data Protection Act 2018 (“DPA 2018 ”), which incorporates the GDPR into UK law (“UK GDPR ”). The processing of personal data of natural persons located in Switzerland is governed by the new Federal Act on Data Protection (“nFADP ”). This EEA, UK & Swiss Residents section refers to the EU GDPR, UK GDPR, and nFADP collectively as the “GDPR .”
Our contact details are provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
The categories of personal data that we collect and process are described in the Personal Information We Collect About You section of this Privacy Policy.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
We may use your personal data for the purposes described in the How We Use Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy, based on one or more of the following legal grounds:
We use various service providers to manage and otherwise operate the Site and our other Offerings. Our service providers change from time to time. Please note that we require all service providers to enter into contracts with us that restrict what they can do with your personal data. If you would like specific information about our service providers who have received your personal data, please contact us by using the contact details provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, and we will provide that information to you. We may also disclose your personal data to other categories of third parties as described in this Privacy Policy.
Information regarding our data retention practices is described in the Retention of Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy. Please note that our data retention practices do not affect your right to request that we delete your personal data before the end of its designated retention period.
As explained in the Transfer of Personal Information Outside Your Home Country section of this Privacy Policy, our operations are based in the United States, and that is where we process personal data collected by us where we are a data controller. When you provide personal data to us, we request your consent to transfer that personal data to the United States. The United States does not have an adequacy decision from the European Commission (“EC ”), which means that the EC has not determined that the laws of the United States provide adequate protection for personal data. Although the laws of the United States have been deemed not to provide legal protection that is equivalent to EU, UK, or Swiss data protection laws, we safeguard your personal data by treating it in accordance with this Privacy Policy. We take appropriate steps to protect your privacy and implement reasonable security measures to protect your personal data in storage. We use secure transmission methods to collect personal data through the Site and our other Offerings where we are a data controller. We also enter into contracts with our data processors (i.e. , our service providers) that require them to treat personal data in a manner that is consistent with this Privacy Policy.
For more information regarding our data security practices, please see the Security of Personal Information section of this Privacy Policy.
If you are a natural person located in the EEA, UK, or Switzerland, you have certain rights relating to the personal data we collect about you, which are outlined below. Please note that none of these rights are absolute, and are subject to various limitations and exceptions. You can exercise these rights at any time by submitting a written request to the mailing address provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Policy, with “Attn: GDPR Data Subject Rights Request,” and we will fulfill requests to the extent required by applicable law.
You are under no statutory or contractual requirement, or other obligation, to provide personal data to us. However, it will not be possible to receive communications from us or for you to utilize other features or offerings provided by us without doing so.
We do not engage in any processing of personal data that may be considered to involve automated decisionmaking or profiling as those terms are used in the GDPR.
We strive to continuously improve your experience when using our Offerings. We may provide you with references or links to third-party websites, online services, or mobile applications that are not affiliated with us, and which may link to other websites, services, or applications (“Third-Party Services ”). We do not own or control these Third-Party Services, and are not responsible for the privacy or data practices of the websites and third parties that have ownership or control over them. These Third-Party Services operate independently from us, which means that their privacy practices are not covered by this Privacy Policy. We do not make any guarantee regarding any Third-Party Services, and we are not liable for any loss or damage caused by using such Third-Party Services. Any data collected by Third-Party Services is not covered by this Privacy Policy. You should review the policies of these Third-Party Services to learn more about their privacy practices, including details regarding the personal information they may collect about you, and should contact these Third-Party Services directly if you have any questions about their data practices.
We are located in the United States. The personal information that we (and our service providers) collect and process is governed by United States law. If you access our Offerings, including the Site, from outside the United States, please be aware that personal information collected through the Site may be transmitted to, processed, stored, and used in the United States, or to other countries or places in which we do business. Data protection laws in those jurisdictions may be different from those of your country of residence. Your use of our Offerings, or the provision of any personal information, constitutes your consent to the transfer, processing, use, sharing, and storage of your personal information to the United States or elsewhere, as set forth in this Privacy Policy.
When we engage in cross-border data transfers, we take measures to make sure such transfers comply with this Privacy Policy and relevant data protection laws. This includes, but is not limited to, various safeguards for these transfers, including formal data protection contracts or standard contractual clauses, technical measures (e.g. , encryption, etc.), and procedures to resist unlawful or excessive requests from governmental authorities.
The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA ”), as well as other data protection laws, restrict the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information from and about children on the Internet. Our Offerings, including the Site, are not directed to children under the age of 13, and we do not knowingly collect or solicit personal information from children under the age of 13. If we become aware that we have inadvertently received or collected personal information from a child who is under the age of 13 without parental or legal guardian consent, we will take steps to stop collecting that information and delete it from our files and records. If you believe we have received any information from a child under the age of 13, please let us know by using the contact details provided in the Contact Us section at the end of this Privacy Policy.
For more information regarding COPPA, please visit the Federal Trade Commission’s COPPA website.
By using our Offerings, including the Site, you represent that you are at least 18 years old. If you are under 18, you are strictly prohibited from accessing or using the Site or our other Offerings.
As our business continues to evolve, our policies are reviewed periodically and may be revised from time to time. We may change this Privacy Policy at and time, and will notify you by posting an updated version of the Privacy Policy on this page. We may also, at our discretion, notify you of changes to this Privacy Policy via email.
You are expected to, and you acknowledge and agree that it is your responsibility to, carefully review this Privacy Policy prior to using the Site, and thereafter from time to time, so that you are aware of any revisions or updates and its current terms, including what personal information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances we might disclose it. Your continued use of the Site after the Last Updated date indicated at the top of this Privacy Policy will constitute your agreement to, and acceptance of, any changes to our Policy, and to our collection and sharing of your personal information according to the then-current version of the Policy. If you do not agree with this Privacy Policy and our practices, you may not access or use the Site or our other Offerings.
For more information, if you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, or if you wish to exercise your privacy rights or submit a complaint, you may contact us using the information below:
Mail: Lalechet Tours
Attn: Legal Department
1413 38th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11218
Email: info@lalechet.com
Telephone: 718.215.1566