CCPA Privacy Notice
Last Modified: December 03, 2023
APPLICABILITY:The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 is a significant piece of legislation. (“ CCPA ”), The California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, which became effective on January 1, 2023, known as CPRA . These laws, along with other privacy regulations in California, and this CCPA Notice, are relevant to visitors, users, and independent individuals who reside in California. contractors, All legal definitions provided in the CCPA and CPRA retain their significance in the context of this CCPA Notice. This notice specifically addresses how it pertains to the Personal Information of California residents, whether collected directly, via our services, or related to employment or business transactions. Incorporated into Ryze Privacy Policy, this CCPA Notice uses the predetermined definitions from those documents. indirectly PART I: DETAILED OVERVIEW OF OUR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT: Personal Information.
TYPES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION GATHERED BY US the same meaning as defined in the Privacy Policy .
The Personal Information we gather, under CCPA definitions, includes any data that can pinpoint an individual, household, or device, whether directly or indirectly, as outlined in our detailed table.
(A)The concept of Personal Information extends to include Sensitive Personal Information, abbreviated as SPI .
Excluded from this category are publicly available data released through legal channels, consumer-controlled public information, anonymized, or aggregate consumer data. Certain information is also exempt from CCPA’s or CPRA’s framework, like health data governed by HIPPA and CMIA laws, or specific domain-bound privacy laws. Over the last year, Ryze has collected a variety of Personal Information, including original identities, mailing details, and online identifiers. Identifiers might also comprise digital aliases, unique codes, and email addresses. as detailed in the table below.
Personal data categories as per the California Customer Records statute include names, signatures, unique identifiers, and a wide array of personal and contact information. Such personal data might intersect with other classified segments of information. Information like name, physical and electronic contact details, fall within this classification. C. Characteristics shielded under Californian or federal mandates. Data covering age demographics, racial background, spiritual beliefs, marital or health status, gender identity or expression, disability, sexual orientation, military service, and genetic background is stored securely. Records detailing ownership, acquisition history, or consumer behavior trends. Interaction data regarding engagement with our Partner's services, initiated through our website, correlated with Unique Identifier. Privacy Protection Act of 1994.
Traits related to biology, physiology, or behavior like fingerprints and facial recognition data are compiled for identification means. twelve (12) months:
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A. Identifiers. |
Digital network activities, history of internet use, and behavioral data concerning website interaction. A user’s online browsing patterns and ad interactions offer a glimpse into their preferences. Location data derived or provided includes physical movements or general geolocation based on IP addresses. |
Yes. Audio-visual and electronic data may also be collected within legal bounds. |
I. Information pertaining to professional expertise or job history. Code § 1798.80(e)). |
Documentation concerning past or current employment status and performance evaluations. J. Private education records protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Educational documents managed by institutions include grades or class scheduling; these are carefully recorded and secured. K. Deductions made from other personal data sources. health insurance information. Profiles built around an individual's likes, personality traits, cognitive patterns, abilities are assembled from available data. |
Yes. Identifying numbers, banking details, racial or religious data, biometric, and health-related information are collected systematically. |
Indeed. Insights derived from user interactions may yield health-related data. |
SOURCES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTION Our Personal Information gathering sources include various interactions. Like when you submit Usage Data through our platforms. Such as details filled out in forms, for instance, Data Forms. information). |
No. |
D. Commercial information. |
Interactions with our marketing or promotional content can also result in collected data. The Personal Information we're collecting, detailed earlier, and described in the subsequent sections. |
Yes. The California Consumer Privacy Act, established in 2018, is a body of law focused on protecting privacy for individuals residing in California. Set to take effect on January 1, 2023, the California Privacy Rights Act, known as the CPRA, brings further enhancements to privacy standards. |
E. Biometric information. |
This notice, alongside other Californian privacy regulations, is relevant to those who visit or engage with our services, especially if they're living in California, commonly referred to as 'consumers'. The words defined within both the CCPA and CPRA remain consistent in their meaning when mentioned in this specific privacy notice. This iGaming notice is tailored for Californian residents, detailing how we gather and use their Personal Information, either directly from interactions with our platform or through employment and business relationships. and sleep, health, or exercise data. |
No. |
You’ll find that this privacy notice seamlessly integrates into Ryze's overarching privacy policy, ensuring that the terminologies here are well-explained and consistent. |
SECTION I: AN IN-DEPTH OVERVIEW OF OUR DATA HANDLING PRACTICES: application, or advertisement. |
Yes. TYPES OF PERSONAL DATA WE GATHER |
G. Geolocation data. |
The definition of Personal Information, as per the CCPA, encompasses any data that can identify or be linked to an individual, household, or device, as elaborated in the accompanying table. Furthermore, it includes what is termed as Sensitive Personal Information. |
Yes. Exemptions from Personal Information include publicly accessible data from government sources, or information you've chosen to make public. It's also crucial to note data that has been anonymized or aggregated, as well as certain forms of health or medical data shielded by specific laws are not classified under Personal Information. |
H. Sensory data. |
Ryze has gathered specific types of Personal Information over the past year, considering categories such as real names, unique identifiers, email addresses, and more. |
No. |
This encompasses distinctive identifiers like Internet protocol addresses, real names, email addresses, and account names. |
B. Personal information in the sense of the California Customer Records statute covers a wide array of personal details. |
No. |
It spans various particulars like names, signatures, social security numbers, physical descriptors, and contact details among others. Section 1232g, 34 C.F.R. Part 99)). |
This also includes financial specifics such as bank account details or credit card numbers alongside medical and other private data. A portion of this data may overlap into different categories, indicating its holistic nature. Simple identifiers would include elements such as names, email addresses, and phone numbers. |
No. |
C. Traits that fall under protected classification either in California or federally include a vast range of elements. |
Factors such as age, racial background, upbringing, nationality, citizenship status, religious beliefs, marital status, health conditions, and gender-related aspects are included in this classification. Furthermore, features such as military or veteran status and genetic information also fall within this scope. |
No. |
L. Sensitive personal information. |
Documentations about personal properties or the history of purchases or interests form another segment we monitor. Moreover, data conversion related to our partners’ offerings, particularly where our site has directed you to theirs, is tied to Unique Identifiers. Whether looking at genetic, physiological attributes or activity footprints, this section covers identification patterns like fingerprints and voiceprints. |
F. Internet and network activities are yet another field of focus. protentional medical situation |
(B)We observe online histories or the pattern of interactions consumers have with various web platforms.
This also includes how users engage with our website and advertisements.
- From activity on our website:Spatial details such as physical location or an approximate area based on IP coordinates or user-provided data are noted. automatically from analytic tools.
- Directly from you:This includes auditory, electronic, visual, and similar sensory data. Subject Request), or when you contact us.
- From third-parties:I. When it comes to professional or occupational data, we look at both current and past job records or performance evaluations. campaigns.
(C)USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
J. Educational insights, according to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, span records related to students maintained by learning institutions. Privacy Policy ), for the following purposes:
- This could involve data such as grades, transcripts, and other academic information. receive a quote from a Partner, etc.);
- Monitor and improve our Services;
- Provide our Services;
- K. Further, from personal information, we derive inferences that map out preferences, character traits, attitudes, cognitive strengths, and much more.
- We cover numerous identifiers, from government-issued numbers and precise locations to more intimate details like genetic data and religious beliefs. our Services;
- Sure, health data inferred from the way users utilize our platforms can offer insights into their health and lifestyle inclinations.
- SOURCES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION WE UTILIZE
- As otherwise as detailed in our Privacy Policy .
Personal Information is sourced from various channels outlined below: To illustrate, we gather Usage Data from your interactions.
(D)Similarly, data from forms you complete, such as data submission documents, contribute to the information we collect.
Moreover, exchanges with our marketing platforms provide us additional data points. The Personal Information we gather as illustrated previously and described here is employed in several ways. In 2018, the state of California introduced a pivotal piece of legislation known as the California Consumer Privacy Act. With the introduction of the California Privacy Rights Act taking effect from the start of 2023, recognized commonly as the CPRA , it's reshaping privacy in California. This set of California privacy acts, including the details within this CCPA Notice, regulates privacy standards for individuals visiting, using, or otherwise engaging with our services, particularly those residing in California. Residents in California, referred to as consumers or simply you , are under the jurisdiction of these privacy laws.
| The definitions provided within the CCPA and CPRA are consistently applied throughout this Notice. | The scope of this CCPA Notice is focused on Personal Information of Californian residents, captured directly from you as you interact with our services or as part of their delivery. | Category of Recipient |
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Additionally, it encompasses both employee-related and business-to-business dealings. This Privacy Notice is a crucial component of the broader Ryze Privacy Policy, thereby making it imperative to use the same definitions. |
Category A Category B Category D Category F Category G |
PART I: AN EXHAUSTIVE EXPLANATION OF OUR INFORMATION HANDLING PROCESSES: |
TYPES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION WE GATHER |
Category A Category D Category F Category G |
Under the CCPA's definitions, Personal Information extends to any data that can uniquely identify or be associated with a specific consumer, household, or device, whether directly or indirectly. Review the breakdown in the following table. |
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Furthermore, Sensitive Personal Information, denoted as SPI , falls under this category. Excluded from the Personal Information definition is data made lawfully public via government channels, or data the consumer has willingly disclosed publicly, alongside anonymized or pooled consumer data. Certain exclusions apply to data not covered within the CCPA’s or CPRA’s scope, such as health details governed by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPPA) and other laws like California's Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA) or clinical trials data. Additionally, information protected by specific sector-oriented privacy laws, like the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FRCA), the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), or the California Financial Information Privacy Act (FIPA), along with driver's records, are exempt. |
Category A Category B Category D Category F Category G |
In the preceding year, Ryze has identified several categories of Personal Information. |
This includes basics like a person's full name, a known alias, mailing address, unique personal IDs, online identifiers, Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, email contacts, account identities, Social Security Numbers, driver's licenses, passport numbers, and similar identifiers. |
Category A Category B Category D Category F Category G |
These also encompass online identifiers, IP addresses, full names, email addresses, and account IDs. |
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B. Categories of Personal Information documented under the California Customer Records statute (Cal. Civ.) include: Information comprising names, signatures, Social Security Numbers, physical traits or descriptions, addresses, phone numbers, passport numbers, driver's licenses, or state ID cards. |
Category A Category D Category F Category G |
These also encompass online identifiers, IP addresses, full names, email addresses, and account IDs. |
(E)In addition to insurance credentials, educational backgrounds, work histories, bank account details, credit and debit card numbers, or any other financial data, medical records, or other protected information.
Some data in this category might intersect with those of other categories. This includes names, email addresses, addresses, and phone numbers. other form of payment.
C. Protected classification characteristics under California or federal legislation include: Aspects such as age (above 40), race, skin color, lineage, origin, citizenship, spiritual beliefs or creeds, marital status, medical status, physical or mental disabilities, sex (encompassing gender, identity, and expression), pregnancy, sexual orientation, military service, and genetic information, among others. This also involves documentation of personal assets, products or services bought, considered, or retained, and general purchasing habits or tendencies. Discussions regarding our Partner's goods or services, especially when redirected from our site, along with unique identifiers, are also taken into account. online behavior information.
Genetic, physiological, behavioral, or biological identifiers or activity patterns helping define unique templates, including elements like fingerprints, facial scans, voiceprints, ocular scans, keystroke patterns, gait assessments, or similar physical attributes. F. Internet and other network-related activities: This covers browsing patterns, search actions, and insights into interactions with specific websites. Consumer interactions with our site and posted advertisements are tracked. website.
An approximate physical location derived from an IP address or provided by the consumer is noted. for a business purpose:
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The scope of this CCPA Notice is focused on Personal Information of Californian residents, captured directly from you as you interact with our services or as part of their delivery. |
Category Recipient |
Purpose of Sale or Share |
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Category A Category F Category G |
Marketing tools and vendors. |
Share for targeted advertising. |
(F)CHILDREN UNDER AGE 16
The geographic point estimated from the user's IP address or willingly shared data.
(G)DATA RETENTION
Includes audio, electronic, visual, thermal, olfactory, or parallels. I. Information pertinent to one's profession or employment: opt-out, where applicable.
This could cover details of past or current job experiences or performance feedback. criteria explained below:
J. Educational records that aren't publicly accessible, per the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (20 U.S.C.): Encompassing records directly tied to a student, maintained by an educational institution or associated parties, which could include grades, transcripts, class schedules, student IDs, financial details, or disciplinary records. K. Insights inferred from other personal data pieces:
Profiles encapsulating a person’s preferences, traits, psychological patterns, propensities, behaviours, mindsets, intelligence, skills, and competencies. This spans government-issued IDs, financial info, genetic details, exact geolocations, racial or ethnic data, religious or philosophical beliefs, union memberships, mail specifics, emails, text exchanges, biometric datasets, health records, and information about sexual practices. obligations.
Yes. Data with health implications drawn from user activity insights could unveil key user insights. SOURCES FOR PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTION Our data-gathering approach sources Personal Information from multiple channels:
A typical instance is when we collect data about how you use our services. For example, information sourced from the forms you fill out, such as the Data Collection Form. Instances include interactions with our advertisements.
To address the reason you shared your Personal Information, like giving you support or answering a question,
(H)YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE CCPA
Monitor web traffic to figure out conversions and business dealings with our Partners; Reviewing how you and others use our services and website for internal metrics and ways to make improvements, Planning and running ads and marketing strategies; Answering to law enforcement, following legal duties, and safeguarding our rights; or here .
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We won't collect new types of Personal Information or use the Information we have |
with completely different, unrelated, or incompatible goals without letting you know. SHARING PERSONAL INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS REASONS We might share your Personal Information with contractors or service providers for business-related reasons. When we do, we secure a contract that explains why they're getting the information and ensures they keep it confidential and only use it to accomplish the contract. We also limit their about the consumer. |
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Deletion Rights. |
ability to sell or spread your Personal Information. In the past year, we've shared these types of Personal Information for our business purposes: |
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Correct Inaccurate Information |
Business Purpose (defined by CCPA) consumer. |
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Category (matching table above) |
Ensuring the security and integrity of our assets to the degree your Personal Information is reasonably necessary for those aims. advertising.”) |
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Affiliates, operational partners, security and fraud prevention providers, operating systems. |
Detecting and fixing errors that disrupt intended operations. |
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Analytic providers, operational partners, security and fraud prevention providers, operating systems. |
Executing services for us or via a service provider, such as managing or servicing accounts, customer assistance, handling orders and transactions, verifying client data, |
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processing payments, offering financing, conducting advertising or marketing, providing analytic services, |
or offering similar support through us or our service providers. Payment handlers, subsidiaries, associated firms, operating systems, CRM, ERP, client support, cloud computing and storage vendors, etc. |
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Non-Discrimination |
Conducting internal studies for tech progress and demonstrating developments. Developers, operating systems, cloud and hosting providers, SaaS platforms for task management and development, customer support and optimization tools. Engaging in tasks to confirm or preserve service or device quality or safety, that we own or control, and upgrading or enhancing those services or devices we own or control. EXCHANGE OR ALLOCATION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION We don't \"sell\" your data in the common sense of trading it for money, and this hasn't happened in the past year. For remarketing and analysis, while promoting our services, we use third-party tools to |
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Data Portability |
advertise and market our services online (\" Advertising Campaigns \"), evaluate those campaigns, identify potential interested parties, and place cookies, pixels, or other tracking methods on our website to share online identifiers with these vendors. |
According to the CCPA, \"sharing\" means \"communicating orally, in writing, or electronically a https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/privacy-laws .
(I) HOW CAN YOU EXERCISE THE RIGHTS?
You may exercise consumer's information\" to \"a third party for cross-context behavioral ads, regardless of here financial exchange or other benefits.\" Essentially, we might share your data with a third-party to help market our services, run our campaigns, and understand your use of our Over the past year, we've \"sold\" or \"shared\" these categories of Personal Information
We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 16. Generally, we retain the Personal Information we collect as long as necessary for the
- purposes above, all legally, or until you ask otherwise.
We decide how long to keep each type of Personal Information we collect, based on
- its necessity for the initial reason collected. For instance, if you contact us, we keep your contact
- details until we resolve your inquiry. To fulfill legal and regulatory obligations. For example, if you request your rights, we need proof https://thenai.org/opt-out/mobile-opt-out/ );
- we've complied legally. To address claims or disputes with you, including any legal case until resolved, https://www.aboutads.info/choices and afterward if necessary under legal time limits. https://www.networkadvertising.org/choices .
- Note that unless legally required, we're not obligated to keep your data for any set time and may delete it without providing notice if we decide to. PART II: YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE CCPA AND HOW YOU CAN USE THEM If you're a California resident, you have certain rights related to your Personal Information, which you
(J) AUTHORIZED AGENTS
can exercise free of charge unless permitted otherwise by law. We might limit our response to your request under lawful conditions, detailed here and in the Data Subject Request Form available Your Right to Know What Personal Information the Business Tackled. Your right to know the details of Personal Information the business collected about you particularly what Personal Information, the sources it was collected from, the reason for collecting or sharing it, the third parties the business shared it with, and the specific pieces of Personal Information collected. procedures:
Your right to ask the business to delete Personal Information it gathered from you, subject to certain conditions. To address the purpose for which you provided your Personal Information, such as assisting with inquiries and offering support.
Monitor site usage to evaluate conversion rates and measure business transactions in partnership with our affiliates.
Examining our platform and how users interact with it to gather statistics for improving our services.
Promoting our services through targeted advertising and marketing campaigns. submit the request.
Comply with legal requests, meet our legal responsibilities, and assert our rights if needed. We won't gather additional categories of Personal Information or utilize your data for vastly different purposes without informing you first.
(K)NOTICE OF FINANCIAL INCENTIVE
PERSONAL INFORMATION DISCLOSURES FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES We might share your Personal Information with a service provider or contractor for a legitimate business reason. This involves creating a contract that outlines the purpose and binds the recipient to confidentiality, barring further use except for fulfilling the agreement. Furthermore, these contractors and providers are prohibited from selling or sharing your data. Over the past twelve months, we revealed these categories of Personal Information for business intentions. Business Objective (under CCPA definition) Category as matched with the previous table Ensuring the security and integrity of our assets, to a fair extent, through reasonably necessary use of your Personal Information for such objectives. Affiliated companies, operational partners, security, and fraud prevention services, along with operating systems. Debugging efforts to uncover and fix bugs that compromise existing functionalities. [email protected] Analytics providers, operational partners, security and fraud protection services, and operating systems. Carrying out services on our account or that of a provider, including account maintenance, customer service, processing and fulfilling orders, verifying customer data, and handling payments. These services include advertising, marketing, analytics, and more on behalf of our company or provider.
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Payment platforms, linked companies, CRM and ERP systems, customer support, cloud storage and computing vendors, and similar entities.
Conducting internal research to foster technology development and showcasing advancements.
Development teams, operating systems, hosting and cloud service providers, SaaS for task and development management, tools for customer support and performance optimization.
Engaging in endeavors to verify or uphold the quality and safety of any service or device controlled or owned by us, as well as enhancing, upgrading, or refining said service or device.
Direct Marketing Requests: SALE OR SHARING OF PERSONAL INFORMATION We don't engage in the 'sale' of information in the conventional sense. Over the last year, we haven't and won't be trading your Personal Information for financial gain. For analysis and retargeting efforts, we utilize third-party tools in marketing our Services through online ad campaigns, measuring their success, targeting interested users, and so forth by using cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies. here .
Do Not Track Settings: According to the CCPA, 'sharing' implies relaying personal data either verbally, written, or electronically to a third party for cross-context behavioral ads, irrespective of monetary exchange. This means we might distribute your Personal Information to another entity for promoting our Services, conducting campaigns, and understanding user interaction. In the last 12 months, we 'sold' or 'shared' these kinds of Personal Information. We consciously avoid collecting data from children aged below 16. Generally, we preserve the Personal Information gathered until it is no longer required for stated purposes or until you indicate a preference otherwise, all in compliance with relevant regulations. The retention timeline for each Personal Information category hinges on its initial purpose. For instance, if you contact us, we will keep your contact details until the query is resolved. Adhering to our legal and regulatory duties. For example, should you exercise your rights, retaining certain proof of legal compliance is necessary. visit: www.donottrack.us
To address any claim or dispute with you, which entails storing information until the matter resolves, including potential legal proceedings as applicable within statutory limitation periods. permits employees that are Please understand that barring legal stipulations, we are not obliged to retain your Personal Information over a specific period, and we may discard it should we choose, without prior notification. PART II: YOUR CCPA RIGHTS AND HOW TO EXERCISE THEM Subject Request Form available here .
