Privacy policy.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR CALIFORNIA USERS
If you are a California resident, California law requires us to provide you with additional information regarding how we collect, use, and share your “personal information” (as defined in the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”)).
We collect the following categories of personal information: identifiers (such as your name and email address and government identification); commercial information (a record of your orders); financial data (payment information processed by a third party payment processor and your history of purchases); biometric data (processed by an identity verification provider); internet or other network information (how you interact with the our Services); location information (because your IP address may indicate your general location); inference data about you (for example, what content you may be interested in); and other information that identifies or can be reasonably associated with you. For more information about what we collect and the sources of such collection, please see the “The Information We Collect” section above.
We collect personal information for the purposes described in “How We Use Your Information” above.
We may disclose:
any of the above categories of information we collect with: our affiliates; business partners to provide you with services that you request; service providers; other parties, including government entities, when required by law or to protect our users and services; social media services pursuant to that service and your settings; and with your consent or in connection with a corporate transaction;
commercial information and financial data, including your payment information, with payment processors; and
device information and identifiers and internet or other network or device activity with entities that provide content, advertising, and functionality.
Please see “How We Disclose Your Information” above for more information.
If you are a California resident, the CCPA allows you or your authorized agent to make certain requests about your personal information, please see Your Legal Rights above. We will take reasonable steps to verify your identity and requests, including by verifying your account information, residency or the email address you provide. The CCPA further provides you with the right to not be discriminated against (as provided for in applicable law) for exercising your rights under the CCPA.
California law broadly defines “sale” or “share” in a way that may include allowing third parties to receive certain information such as cookies, IP address, device identifiers, browsing behavior and/or other activity to enable the delivery and measurement of interest-based advertising. As such, we may share the following categories of information for such purposes which may be considered a sale (as defined by California law):
device information and identifiers, such as IP address, and unique advertising identifiers and cookies; connection and usage information, such as browsing history or app usage, geolocation information, such as city; and inference data.
If you or your authorized agent would like to opt out of the use of your information for such purposes (to the extent this is considered a sale).
Once a year, California residents can also request certain information regarding disclosure of certain categories of personal information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes in the preceding calendar year.
We retain your information as long as it is necessary to fulfill the purposes for which we collect it, unless a longer retention is required or permitted by law. We consider the nature and sensitivity of the information, the purposes for which we process the information, applicable legal requirements, and our legitimate interests in determining how long to retain information. Different processing purposes may dictate different retention periods for the same types of information. For example, if you opt out of email marketing, we maintain your email on our suppression list for an extended time to comply with your request.
With respect to current “Do Not Track” signals, we do not take any action when receiving a Do Not Track signal, as there is presently no universal standard for doing so. If the law is amended to require action in response to such signals, we will adhere to the then-current law and will amend this Privacy Policy at that time.