Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

Depending on the privacy laws that apply to them, individuals may have rights concerning how their personal information is collected, used, sold, or shared. Where permitted, visitors and customers can request that their information not be sold or shared for purposes covered by applicable regulations. A dedicated process is available for submitting these preferences and exercising relevant rights. Requests may be made through the designated online channel or by contacting the privacy team by phone.

To submit a request by telephone, individuals may call (751) 784-8462. A representative may ask for details needed to understand the request and identify the information or privacy choices involved. Providing accurate contact or account details can help the team locate relevant records and avoid unnecessary delays. Phone requests are handled through the same privacy-rights process as requests submitted through other available methods.

In some situations, an individual may authorize someone else to submit a privacy request on their behalf. The authorized representative may need to use the designated privacy channel and provide documentation confirming that permission has been granted. Depending on the applicable law and the nature of the request, this may involve written authorization or another accepted form of proof. These safeguards help protect personal information while allowing properly authorized representatives to act for others.

A request to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information is separate from other privacy inquiries. Requests to access, correct, or delete information, restrict certain uses, or challenge a privacy-related decision may require a different process. Selecting the appropriate request category helps direct the inquiry to the team responsible for reviewing it under the relevant requirements.

After submitting a request, individuals may need to respond to further communications. They should check the email address provided, as the privacy team may send a receipt, verification instructions, progress updates, or a completion notice. If a message is missing, checking spam, junk, promotional, and filtered folders may help. If confirmation does not arrive within a reasonable time, contacting support can help establish whether the request was received.

Some requests require identity verification before they can be completed. These checks are intended to prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing, changing, restricting, or otherwise controlling someone else’s personal information. The steps may differ depending on the request and the sensitivity of the information involved. Individuals should provide only the information reasonably requested through the designated process and follow the privacy team’s instructions.

Where applicable law prohibits discrimination against individuals who exercise protected privacy rights, a person should not be unfairly disadvantaged for submitting an eligible request. Exercising a lawful privacy choice should not result in prohibited denial of products or services, discriminatory pricing, or a substantially different level of service solely because the person exercised that right. Some choices may affect personalization or advertising features, but those effects should not be used as retaliation for a lawful request.

Where a written opt-out method is available, individuals who prefer to communicate by mail may use that option. The request should clearly state that the individual wishes to restrict the sale or sharing of personal information and include sufficient contact details for review. Mailed requests may take longer to process because of delivery and handling time. Keeping a copy of the request and any delivery records may be helpful if follow-up is needed.

Privacy choices may also extend to browser cookies, tracking technologies, and similar tools. Visitors may be able to manage these technologies through the website’s privacy or cookie settings. Their selections can affect analytics, advertising, personalization, and other online functions. Because preferences may be associated with a specific browser, device, application, or website, a choice made in one environment may not automatically apply elsewhere. People who use multiple browsers or devices may need to review their settings separately.

The designated opt-out process is intended for requests concerning the sale or sharing of personal information under applicable privacy laws. Questions about purchases, orders, general support, employment, website features, or unrelated matters should be directed to the appropriate customer-service channel. Keeping these inquiries separate helps the privacy team identify and review requests more efficiently.

When a valid opt-out request is approved, appropriate steps may be taken to limit future sale or sharing activities covered by the request. An opt-out generally concerns future practices and does not, by itself, require previously disclosed information to be erased. Individuals who also want their information deleted may need to submit a separate deletion request. Whether deletion is possible may depend on applicable law, legitimate business needs, legal obligations, and recognized exceptions.

Changing privacy settings may influence the online experience. If information used for personalized advertising or interest-based recommendations is restricted, promotional content may be less closely tailored to a person’s prior activity. Advertisements, offers, and recommendations may still appear, but they could be based on broader audience information, page context, or other methods that do not use the restricted data. A less personalized experience may therefore result from choosing stronger privacy controls.

Available rights and options may differ from person to person. Requirements can depend on location, the type of information involved, the services used, and the laws that apply to the situation. Requests are therefore reviewed according to the relevant rules and circumstances. The privacy team may ask for additional details or verification when needed to complete its review.

Individuals are encouraged to provide clear, accurate information when making a privacy request. Relevant contact details and a straightforward explanation of the requested action can help the team understand what is needed. If someone is submitting a request for another person, authorization documents should also be included when required. A complete and clear submission can reduce confusion and help the review proceed smoothly.

Privacy preferences may evolve as individuals’ expectations or circumstances change. Visitors can review available controls and request options whenever they want to reconsider their choices. Where supported, existing preferences may be changed through privacy management tools or by submitting a new request through the appropriate channel.

For help with privacy settings, opt-out requests, verification, representative authorization, or other questions about personal information practices, individuals may contact lilysa@outlook.com or call (751) 784-8462. A clear explanation of the concern and any relevant details can help the support team provide appropriate guidance.

These privacy request options are intended to make applicable choices easier to understand and access. Designated contact methods, verification steps, and available controls help individuals better understand how certain information practices may affect their online experience. Visitors and customers may review the available options, submit requests when they have applicable rights, and contact the support team if they need further assistance.

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