At Appnerve (“Company”, “we”, “us”, or “our”), we value your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and share information through our web-based platforms, connected TV services, mobile applications, and other related services (collectively, the “Services”).

If you have any questions or concerns about this policy or our practices, please contact us at  privacy@appnerve.com.

1. About Appnerve and Our Services

Appnerve operates a suite of digital platforms and services designed to support content publishers, mobile apps, websites, and various digital platforms in delivering more personalized and engaging advertising experiences.

Our Services help:

  • Publishers and developers display relevant ads, often enabling them to offer content to users at no cost.
  • Advertisers and their partners — including brands, retailers, non-profits, and entertainment companies — reach audiences more efficiently and effectively through targeted advertising.

We work with businesses of all sizes, including small and medium-sized enterprises, to help promote their products and services. By leveraging data responsibly, we aim to improve ad relevance and effectiveness while giving consumers meaningful choices about how their information is used.

This Privacy Policy explains the types of data we collect, how we use that data, and the choices available to you regarding your personal information.

2. Information We Collect and Use in Providing Our Services

 To enable personalized advertising, improve user experiences, and support the businesses we work with, Appnerve collects and processes various types of information. This information may be collected directly from users, automatically via technologies embedded in digital properties, or provided to us by our Customers and Partners. Our Customers include both advertisers and publishers, while our Partners include third-party data providers, analytics platforms, demand-side platforms (DSPs), and other advertising-related services.

We use this information to help our Customers display more relevant ads, analyze user engagement, reach desired audiences, and deliver content more efficiently across platforms such as websites, mobile apps, and connected TVs (CTVs).

a. Information You Provide Directly

We collect information that you voluntarily provide when you interact with us directly. This includes instances when you visit our website, fill out contact forms, subscribe to communications, or participate in surveys, promotional events, contests, or tradeshows. The types of information collected in these interactions may include your name, email address, company affiliation, phone number, and any message or inquiry you submit. If you make a privacy-related request — such as asking to access or delete your data — we also collect the necessary information to verify and respond to your request.

b. Device and Technical Identifiers

When users engage with digital properties where our technology is integrated, we may collect certain identifiers that help us recognize browsers or devices over time. These identifiers may include online cookie IDs, mobile advertising identifiers (such as Apple IDFA or Google Ad ID), IP addresses, device model numbers, operating system types, and Wi-Fi access points. On CTV devices, we may also collect data such as device names and any user-assigned “friendly names.” We refer to these collectively as “IDs,” and they are crucial for delivering frequency-capped advertising, avoiding duplication, and measuring ad effectiveness across platforms.

c. Online Activity and Interaction Data

We collect information about how users interact with websites, apps, and ads. This includes browser and device configurations (such as language preferences, time zone, and software versions), as well as behavioral information like the URLs visited, referring pages, time spent on pages, and actions taken on-site or within an app. We also collect data on ad interactions — such as views, clicks, and conversions — to assess ad performance. For users engaging with CTV content, we may collect data about programs viewed and viewing durations, which is used for media measurement and campaign optimization. Much of this activity data is linked to one or more of the IDs described above.

d. Demographic and Interest-Based Segments

To improve relevance, we may either create or receive inferred data segments, often called audience segments. These represent groups of users who share common traits or interests, such as age range, travel behavior, entertainment preferences, or interest in certain product categories. These segments are typically created using pseudonymized data and may be based on online activity, survey responses, or behavioral trends. In some cases, our Partners may share “hashed” values derived from real-world identifiers (such as email addresses), which can be matched to device IDs without revealing personal information.

In limited instances, some segments may relate to interest in health-related content or products. Any such data is used only in aggregated or anonymized form, limited strictly to lawful use cases in jurisdictions such as the United States and Canada, and is never associated with personally identifiable information.

e. Data Provided by Our Customers

Customers may share proprietary information with us to enhance the delivery of advertising or insights. This may include customer-defined audience segments, CRM data, transaction histories, or analytics reports. These datasets are typically pseudonymized and used to improve targeting accuracy, reduce redundancy, and enhance measurement outcomes.

f.  Geolocation Data

Where available and permitted, we may collect or receive location data from devices, apps, or partners. This data may be precise (such as GPS-derived information) or inferred (such as city or region based on IP address). Location data allows us and our Customers to tailor content and advertising based on geographical relevance.

g. Technologies Used for Data Collection

The collection and processing of the information described above are facilitated by technologies such as cookies, pixel tags (also called web beacons), mobile SDKs, and device identifiers. These tools help us recognize devices over time and across platforms, associate browsing behavior with IDs, and deliver consistent advertising experiences. A detailed explanation of these technologies and how they function is provided in Section 3.

h. Information from Third-Party Sources

In addition to the data we collect directly or through our Customers, we may receive supplemental information from trusted third-party data providers. These sources may supply us with demographic profiles, interest categories, purchasing behavior data, or media consumption trends. This information helps us better understand audience patterns and enables the delivery of advertising that is more personalized and relevant to users across devices and platforms.

3. Cookies, Pixel Tags, SDKs, and Similar Technologies

To support the delivery and improvement of our Services, Appnerve — together with our Customers and Partners — uses a range of technologies to collect and analyze information across websites, mobile apps, and connected devices. These technologies help us recognize devices, understand user behavior, personalize ads, measure campaign performance, and comply with applicable laws and user preferences.

Where required by law, we seek user consent before placing or accessing non-essential cookies and similar technologies.

Pixel Tags

Pixel tags (also known as web beacons) are small, invisible image files embedded within web pages, emails, or ads. When activated, they send information to our servers or those of our Partners, such as:

  • IP address and device characteristics
  • Time and date of interaction
  • Browser and operating system details
  • Engagement with emails or ads

These are used to measure the effectiveness of campaigns and gain insights into user interactions. Under GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), these may constitute personal data, and we process them on the basis of user consent or legitimate interest, where applicable.

Cookies

Cookies are small data files placed on your device that store information about your web activity. We and our third-party partners use cookies for:

  • Session management and remembering user preferences
  • Analytics and audience measurement
  • Delivering personalized advertising
  • Fraud prevention and security

You may encounter both first-party cookies (set by Appnerve) and third-party cookies (set by advertising networks and analytics providers).

Under the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive (Directive 2002/58/EC), we seek consent for non-essential cookies in applicable jurisdictions. Under the CCPA and CPRA (California Consumer Privacy Act and California Privacy Rights Act), users have the right to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, which may include cookie-based advertising.

Mobile Identifiers and SDKs

In mobile environments, we use or integrate with software development kits (SDKs), which are pieces of code embedded in mobile apps. SDKs enable the collection of:

  • Device identifiers (e.g., IDFA, AdID)
  • App usage and performance data
  • Location information (where permitted)
  • Advertising and engagement data

These identifiers help deliver relevant in-app advertising and monitor performance. You may limit tracking through device-level settings, as explained in Section 6 (“Your Choices”).

Third-Party Technology Providers

We work with trusted service providers that may use their own cookies, pixel tags, or device identifiers in connection with our Services. These include vendors for:

  • Hosting and infrastructure
  • Ad serving and measurement
  • Fraud detection
  • Demographic data enrichment

These third-party providers may use technologies such as pixels, cookies, flash cookies, web beacons, or similar tracking tools, which may be activated when an advertisement from one of our advertising Customers appears on a Publisher’s platform. In such cases, the collection, use, and disclosure of information are governed by the privacy policies of the respective third-party providers. This Privacy Policy does not apply to their data practices.

Disabling or Managing Cookies and Tracking Technologies

You can manage cookie settings through your browser preferences. Most browsers allow you to:

  • Block all cookies
  • Clear cookies after each session
  • Alert you before accepting new cookies

However, disabling cookies may impact your experience or limit certain features of our Services.

We and our partners may also use non-cookie-based tracking techniques, such as device fingerprinting, which gathers technical details about your device (e.g., fonts, screen resolution, and browser settings) to create a unique identifier. This is often used for fraud prevention or analytics. Note that traditional cookie blocking tools may not prevent this kind of tracking.

Your Rights

Depending on your location, you may have specific rights over how cookies and similar technologies are used:

  • EU/EEA users: You have the right to give or withdraw consent under GDPR.
  • California residents: You have the right to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of your personal information under CCPA / CPRA and may request information regarding the collection of personal data.
  • Other jurisdictions: You may have similar rights under local privacy laws.

To exercise these rights or to manage your preferences, please see Section 6 (“Your Choices”) or contact us at privacy@appnerve.com.

4. The Business Purposes for Which We Use and Share the Information We Collect

We use the information described in this Privacy Policy for a variety of legitimate business purposes, primarily in support of delivering, optimizing, and measuring digital advertising services. These purposes are detailed below.

a. Core Business Purposes

We use the data collected through our Services to operate, enhance, maintain, and improve the performance and functionality of our platforms. This includes enabling effective digital advertising, supporting the monetization of Publisher properties, and ensuring that ads shown to users are more relevant and engaging.

b. Personalized and Interest-Based Advertising

We use data to deliver interest-based advertising — also referred to as “personalized” or “behavioral” advertising. This involves creating or utilizing “audience segments” derived from a user’s interaction across websites, apps, connected devices, or from coded demographic and interest data shared by our Partners and Customers. These segments allow us and our advertising partners to tailor ads that are more likely to match a user’s preferences or inferred interests.

To learn more about how to control the use of your data for personalized advertising, please see Section 6: Your Choices.

c. Ad Analytics, Measurement, and Optimization

We process information to help our Customers measure and improve the effectiveness of their advertising campaigns. This includes tracking ad impressions, clicks, view-through rates, and user interactions, as well as managing ad frequency (e.g., limiting the number of times a user sees a particular ad). Such measurement enables advertisers to allocate their budgets more effectively and avoid overwhelming users with repetitive content.

d. Identifier Synchronization (ID Syncing)

We may work with third-party Partners to sync identifiers, such as cookie IDs or mobile advertising IDs, across platforms. This syncing allows advertisers to reach users across a broader range of websites, apps, and devices, and to extend their reach into other channels such as connected TV, social media, or offline campaigns.

e. Identity Graphing

In partnership with Customers or data providers, we may support or develop “identity graphs” that connect different identifiers associated with the same user or household. These graphs help us to recognize users across devices and platforms using shared characteristics such as hashed emails, IP addresses, or device-specific IDs. This enables more cohesive cross-device advertising and helps advertisers maintain consistent messaging.

f. Statistical and Demographic Modeling

We may use aggregated or inferred demographic information—such as generalized location, estimated age range, or interest profiles—sourced from trusted third-party providers, where permitted by law. This information supports audience analysis and campaign planning. We only work with providers who ensure that such data is collected and shared in compliance with applicable privacy regulations.

g. Additional Operational and Legal Purposes

We also use information for various internal business purposes, including:

  • Research and development
  • Operational support and service diagnostics
  • Auditing and compliance reporting
  • Fraud prevention and security monitoring
  • Debugging and troubleshooting
  • Short-term and transient processing
  • Enforcing our policies and legal obligations

These uses are essential to maintaining the integrity, security, and lawful operation of our Services.

5. Why and With Whom We Share the Information We Collect
 a. To Deliver Our Services

To support and execute our Services, we share the information we collect with various parties. This includes:

Our Customers, which may consist of businesses, brands, retailers, publishers, non-profit organizations, business service providers, and their respective advertising agencies and partners.

Our Partners and third-party companies who assist in delivering aspects of our Services.

Service providers who support our operations, such as those offering technical assistance, customer support, hosting, data management, billing, analytics, security, marketing, or product improvement. These entities help us deliver, optimize, and maintain the functionality and performance of our offerings.

b. Legal and Regulatory Requirements

We may disclose personal information if we believe it is necessary to: (i) Comply with legal processes, including responding to court orders or regulatory inquiries. (ii) Enforce our Terms of Service, this Privacy Policy, or other contractual terms, or to investigate potential violations.(iii) Protect the safety, rights, or property of our company, our Customers, our platform users, affiliates, or the general public.

Cooperate with law enforcement, regulatory authorities, or other organizations for fraud prevention, cybersecurity, and malware defense.

c. Corporate Events or Transactions

If we undergo a business transition such as a merger, acquisition, investment, sale, restructuring, bankruptcy, or asset transfer, your information may be disclosed or transferred as part of the related due diligence or completion of that transaction.

d. Affiliates and Subsidiaries

We may share data across entities within the Appnerve Group to operate and improve our Services, support advertising and marketing campaigns, and facilitate product development, analytics, and engineering efforts.

e. With Partners

We work with Partners to enhance our advertising and marketing capabilities. This may involve sharing identifiers such as IP addresses and advertising IDs to support tailored advertising, campaign measurement, and performance optimization. Our advertising partners, and their vendors, may use pixel tags and other tracking technologies to gather data for ad targeting and analysis.

Aggregated Reporting and Insights: We may collaborate with our Customers and Partners to analyze user data and generate anonymized or aggregated reports. These reports help businesses understand engagement metrics, such as whether users visited a physical location or viewed content after seeing a related advertisement, without identifying any individual.

Personalized Advertising: We may share data segments with Customers and Partners to deliver interest-based advertising across Smart TVs, mobile apps, websites, and other connected devices. This information may be enriched with third-party demographic data and behavioral indicators, such as purchase history or location activity.

We also may engage with platforms like Google to provide advertising opportunities. To learn more about Google’s practices, please review Google’s privacy policies.

f. Advertising and Audience Measurement Providers

To help our Customers evaluate the effectiveness of their advertising campaigns, we share data with analytics and measurement providers. This includes information about user interaction with content or ads, demographics, and audience segment attributes (e.g., viewing habits, interests, or household characteristics).

These providers collect or receive data related to content consumption across different devices, such as Smart TVs, mobile phones, and web browsers. Their goal is to measure engagement, track ad exposure, and identify the reach and impact of specific campaigns. This analysis often includes identifying shared household viewing or interactions, providing our Customers with insights to refine their strategies.

6. Your Choices: Managing Interest-Based Advertising on Browsers and Mobile Devices
a. Opting Out of Interest-Based Advertising

We adhere to the self-regulatory principles set forth by leading advertising industry groups to ensure transparency and consumer control over online behavioral advertising. These include:

  • The Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) – DAA Program
  • The Digital Advertising Alliance of Canada (DAAC) – DAAC Program
  • The European Digital Advertising Alliance (EDAA) – EDAA Program
  • The Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) – NAI Opt-Out

As members of these organizations, we support and implement their standards to allow you to opt out of interest-based ads served by participating companies. You can manage your preferences via the above links, or directly through our own Opt-Out Page.

Please note:
  • These opt-out actions are browser- and device-specific. Opting out on one browser or device will not apply to others.
  • If you clear your browser cookies, use a different browser, or switch devices, you’ll need to repeat the opt-out process.
  • Upon opting out, we will place a cookie in your browser that tells us not to deliver interest-based ads via that browser. This cookie does not contain any personal data, and it expires after 13 months.

You may still see ads after opting out, but they will be less relevant and not tailored based on your interests or browsing behavior.

If you have submitted personal contact details via our site and wish to update or delete that information, you can contact us at privacy@appnerve.com

b. Opting Out on Mobile Applications

You can limit interest-based advertising on mobile apps by adjusting your device’s privacy or ad settings. Most mobile operating systems provide settings that allow users to opt out of targeted advertising. You can find guidance on how to manage these settings on the NAI’s Mobile Choices page: NAI Mobile Choices.

When you opt out through these mobile settings, we will stop using app-collected data to show personalized ads on your mobile device. However, you may still receive general, non-targeted ads.

c. Advertising Based on Viewing Content and Smart TV Usage

Some Smart TVs and connected devices offer automatic content recognition (ACR) features. If you enable this feature, we may collect “Viewing Data,” which includes details about the programs, ads, and content displayed on your device. This data may also be used to personalize ads across other devices linked by IP address.

If ACR is enabled, your Smart TV may continuously analyze audio from the content playing on the screen, regardless of the source (e.g., set-top boxes, consoles, streaming players). This information allows us to deliver more relevant advertising based on what is being watched.

ACR settings can be managed through the initial setup process or accessed later in your device’s privacy or system settings. You can disable ACR at any time. For more detailed guidance, refer to your Smart TV’s Privacy Notice or the Enhanced Viewing Service Privacy Notice provided by the manufacturer.

7. Do Not Track (DNT) Signals

Some web browsers and mobile devices offer a “Do Not Track” (DNT) setting, which allows users to signal their preference not to be tracked across websites and apps. While certain elements of our technology are designed to recognize and respond to DNT signals or similar mechanisms, we do not guarantee that all tracking will cease in response.

Importantly, we are not responsible for how third parties—such as advertising networks—handle or respond to DNT signals. We do not make any assurances about the functionality or effectiveness of opt-out tools provided by these third parties, including those referenced on industry-supported opt-out platforms.

8. Children

Our website and Services are not intended for, and are not directed toward, individuals under the age of 16. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 16, nor do we design or deliver advertising intended to target this age group.

If you believe that a child under the age of 16 has provided us with personal information, please contact us at privacy@appnerve.com. Upon receiving such a request, we will take reasonable steps to delete the information from our records in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

9. Where We Store Personal Data

As a global organization, we operate with affiliates, business operations, and technical infrastructure across various countries. The personal information we collect—or that is collected on our behalf—may be stored on connected devices (such as Smart TVs) where we provide advertising, measurement, or analytics services, or on our servers. This data may be accessed from, transferred to, or processed in countries where we or our service providers have facilities or call centers. These countries may have data protection laws that differ from those in your jurisdiction.

If you are located in the European Economic Area (“EEA”), please note that your personal data may be transferred to and processed in countries outside the EEA, including by our staff or service providers located in those regions. These individuals may be involved in activities such as fulfilling service requests or providing customer support.

We take steps to ensure that any international transfers of your information are made in compliance with applicable data protection laws and that your data is safeguarded by appropriate security measures and controls.

10. For European Residents: Understanding Your GDPR Privacy Rights

If you are located in the European Economic Area (EEA), you may be entitled to certain rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This section applies specifically to individuals in the EEA. If you are not an EEA resident, this section does not apply to you.

Appnerve is a participant in the IAB Europe Transparency & Consent Framework and complies with its applicable Specifications and Policies. Our Consent Management Platform (CMP) operates under IDs 23 and 36.

a. Legal Grounds for Processing Personal Data

Under GDPR, we must have a valid legal basis for processing your personal information. These are the key legal grounds we rely on:

  • With Your Consent
    Some types of processing require your explicit permission—for instance, when we send marketing emails. You can withdraw your consent at any time.
  • Legitimate Interests
  • In some cases, we process your information because it serves a legitimate business interest—either ours or those of a third party—without overriding your rights and freedoms. These interests may include:
    • Developing and improving relevant products, services, and advertising
    • Understanding audience engagement with our Customers’ ads
    • Delivering more accurate and meaningful advertising for our Customers’ audiences
    • Supporting a diverse online publishing ecosystem by maximizing ad revenue for publishers
    • Promoting the public’s access to information
    • Enhancing user experience by offering high-quality, brand-safe advertising
    • Carrying out necessary business operations
    • Meeting industry benchmarks and standards
    • Sharing data within Appnerve to improve analytics, insights, personalization, and advertising relevance
  • Legal Obligations
    We may also process your information to comply with legal requirements or to defend ourselves against legal claims.
b. Your Data subject Rights Under the GDPR

If you are a resident of the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA), you have certain data protection rights, covered by GDPR. – See more at https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj

As a data subject in the EEA, you are granted the following rights:

  • Access, Correction, and Deletion
    You may request to view, update, correct, or delete your personal data by contacting us at privacy@appnerve.com, or by visiting our “Manage User Data” page to submit access or deletion requests.
  • Objection and Restriction
    You can object to or request restrictions on how we process your personal data. You may also request the transfer (portability) of your data. To do so, contact us at privacy@appnerve.com.
  • Marketing Preferences
    You may opt out of receiving marketing emails at any time by clicking the “unsubscribe” link included in those emails. To opt out of other forms of marketing such as postal mail or phone calls, please email privacyrights@nexxen.com.
  • Withdrawal of Consent
    If we process your personal data based on your consent, you may withdraw that consent at any time by contacting privacy@appnerve.com or through our data management tools. Withdrawal of consent does not affect any processing done prior to the withdrawal.
  • Lodging a Complaint
    You have the right to lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority regarding how we handle your personal data.

For any concerns about data security or to exercise your rights, please contact our privacy team or Data Protection Officer (DPO) at privacy@appnerve.com. If your request is sensitive or confidential, we recommend reaching out to our DPO via postal mail, as email may not always be fully secure.

11. Updates to This Privacy Policy

We may revise this Privacy Policy periodically to reflect changes in legal requirements, technological advancements, or our business practices. When we make updates, we will take reasonable steps to notify you, based on the nature and significance of the changes. If required under applicable data protection laws, we will seek your consent before implementing any substantial modifications.

12. Data Retention

We retain the personal information we collect for as long as necessary to support legitimate business purposes. Some cookies we use, including those served to users in Europe, are set to expire after 12 months. Where permitted by law, we may keep aggregated or anonymized data—such as information used to generate group-level insights—for an extended period, typically no longer than two years.

13. Information Security

We implement appropriate safeguards to help protect the data we collect and store from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction. These protections may include internal audits of our data handling and storage procedures, as well as the use of firewalls and other security technologies.

However, no system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. While we strive to maintain robust security practices, we cannot ensure that unauthorized access or disclosure will never occur due to unforeseen circumstances or malicious activity.

14. Privacy Rights for California and Other U.S. State Residents

Residents of California, as well as certain other states such as Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and Virginia (collectively, “Applicable States”), are granted specific privacy rights under their respective laws. This section of our Privacy Policy applies to you if you are a natural person residing in one of these states and we process your information as a “business” or “controller” under the applicable law.

This section supplements the rest of the Privacy Policy and outlines your rights, as well as our practices regarding the collection, use, disclosure, and retention of personal information.

CalOPPA is the first state law in the nation to require commercial websites and online services to post a privacy policy. The law’s reach stretches well beyond California to require a person or company in the United States (and conceivable the world) that operates websites collecting personally identifiable information from California consumers to post a conspicuous privacy policy on its website stating exactly the information being collected and those individuals with whom it is being shared, and to comply with this policy. – See more at: https://consumercal.org/about-cfc/cfc-education-foundation/california-online-privacy-protection-act-caloppa-3/

a. Categories of Information We Collect

Depending on your interactions with our Services, we may collect the following categories of personal information (not all categories may apply to every user):

  • Identifiers (e.g., IP address, cookie IDs)
  • Commercial information (e.g., records of Services used)
  • Internet or other electronic network activity (e.g., browsing or search history)
  • Geolocation data
  • Inferences drawn to create a profile

We do not knowingly collect sensitive personal information such as race, religion, sexual orientation, or health data.

b. Use and Disclosure of Information

We may disclose or “share” your personal information with third parties such as service providers, advertising platforms, and clients for the following purposes:

  • To provide and improve our Services
  • For targeted advertising (also known as cross-context behavioral advertising)
  • For analytics and business operations

“Sharing” and “selling” as used here reflect legal definitions under applicable laws (e.g., CCPA), and may include exchanging personal information for valuable consideration or using data for targeted ads.

Please note that some disclosures are for legitimate business purposes, while others may qualify as “sales” or “sharing” under state law.

c. Retention of Personal Information

We retain personal data as long as necessary for business, compliance, or legal purposes, or until a valid deletion request is received. Some information may be retained after a deletion request if legally permitted, such as for fraud prevention or auditing.

d. Your Privacy Rights

Residents of California and other Applicable States have the following rights, subject to verification and legal limitations:

  • Right to Know: Request details about the personal information we have collected, including categories, sources, purposes, and third-party recipients.
  • Right to Access: Receive a copy of specific personal information collected in the prior 12 months.
  • Right to Correction: Request correction of inaccurate personal information.
  • Right to Deletion: Request deletion of personal data, subject to certain exceptions.
  • Right to Opt-Out: Opt-out of the sale or sharing of your personal information for advertising purposes.
  • Right to Non-Discrimination: You will not be denied services or charged differently for exercising your privacy rights.
  • Right to Appeal: In certain states, if we deny your request, you have the right to appeal our decision.
e. How to Exercise Your Rights

To exercise your rights, you may:

  • Visit our [Manage User Data] page
  • Email us at privacy@appnerve.com

To process your request, we may need to verify your identity (e.g., by confirming your email address or collecting additional details).

If we act solely as a service provider (i.e., we process data on behalf of another business), we will forward your request to the appropriate client where feasible.

f. Use of Authorized Agents

You may designate an authorized agent to act on your behalf. We may request:

  • Proof of your identity
  • Written authorization or valid power of attorney for the agent
g. Opting Out of Sale or Sharing of Information

You have the right to opt-out of the sale or sharing of your personal information, including the use of cookies for targeted advertising. You can do this by:

  • Following instructions in Section 6 of this Policy
  • Adjusting settings on industry opt-out platforms
  • Managing your preferences on our website