Do Not Sell My Personal Information

This notice is intended specifically for residents of California and explains certain privacy rights available under California law, including the California Consumer Privacy Act and related regulations. These laws are designed to provide greater transparency regarding the collection, use, and sharing of personal information, while also giving individuals meaningful choices about how their data is handled. For purposes of this notice, personal information generally refers to data that identifies, relates to, describes, or could reasonably be linked to a particular person or household, excluding information that is de-identified, aggregated, or otherwise exempt under applicable law.

California residents have the right to understand how personal information may be collected and disclosed through the website and related services. Depending on how a person interacts with the platform, information collected may include contact details, order and transaction history, browsing behavior, device information, account preferences, and communications submitted through customer support channels. This information may be used to provide services, improve user experience, personalize content, support website functionality, process orders, and maintain security.

Under California privacy laws, residents may also have the right to request that certain types of personal information not be shared in ways that could fall within the legal definition of a “sale” or “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes. While personal information is not generally sold in exchange for direct financial compensation, some activities involving the transfer of browsing-related information, device identifiers, or usage data to advertising partners, analytics providers, or service vendors may be considered data sharing under California law. These practices are commonly used to support website performance, improve service quality, and provide more relevant advertising content.

If a California resident chooses to exercise the right to opt out of certain data-sharing practices, a request may be submitted for review. Once a valid request is received, reasonable steps will be taken to apply the requested preference in accordance with legal requirements. Opting out of targeted data sharing may reduce the personalization of advertising and recommendations, but it may not eliminate all ads or content displays. General advertising, operational communications, and certain service-related data uses may still continue where permitted or required.

California residents may also have the right to request access to certain categories of personal information collected about them, request correction of inaccurate information, request deletion of eligible data, or obtain information about the categories of third parties with whom personal information may have been disclosed. To protect privacy and security, certain requests may require identity verification before action can be taken. In some cases, requests may be limited or denied where exemptions apply under applicable law.

In addition to the legal rights available under California law, individuals can take further steps to manage how personal information is used online. Most internet browsers provide settings that allow users to control or restrict cookies, clear stored browsing data, and block certain tracking technologies. Adjusting these settings can help reduce the collection of information used for personalization or analytics, although some website features may function differently if certain technologies are disabled.

Mobile devices may also include privacy controls that allow users to limit advertising identifiers, manage app permissions, and reduce personalized advertising. Adjusting these device settings can offer an additional layer of control over how data is used for digital marketing purposes. Similarly, some third-party privacy tools, browser extensions, and consumer opt-out programs may help users manage interest-based advertising across participating networks.

If users connect their account or activity with third-party platforms, social media services, or external tools, they may also be able to manage information-sharing preferences directly through those third-party settings. Changes made through those platforms may affect future data sharing but may not apply retroactively to information already collected or processed.

Transparency, user trust, and responsible data practices remain important priorities. California residents are encouraged to review the full Privacy Policy for additional information about data practices, legal rights, and available privacy choices. The broader policy provides more detail about how information is collected, why it is used, how long it may be retained, and how requests are handled.

For questions about this California privacy notice, to submit a request related to personal information, or to exercise applicable rights under California law, residents may contact support by email at rhodekin@outlook.com. Requests will be reviewed and addressed in accordance with applicable legal requirements, and every reasonable effort will be made to respond in a timely and respectful manner.