Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

Managing personal information responsibly is an important part of maintaining trust in any digital relationship. We recognize that individuals should have meaningful choices regarding how their information may be collected, used, shared, or processed for advertising purposes. When customers interact with our websites, applications, services, or other communication channels, different types of information may be generated or voluntarily provided. We aim to make the available privacy choices understandable while giving users practical ways to express and manage their preferences.

Customers who do not want their personal information handled in ways that may qualify as a sale, sharing activity, or cross-context behavioral advertising under applicable privacy laws may submit a corresponding preference request through the designated privacy or marketing preference interface. This process allows the requested choice to be associated with the relevant records in our systems and helps ensure that future processing reflects the preference that has been submitted. Because privacy requirements can differ depending on location, the options presented may also vary according to applicable regional regulations.

Certain advertising and technology partners may use cookies, pixels, tags, identifiers, and comparable digital technologies when visitors interact with our online services. These technologies can collect information about browsing activity, interactions, device characteristics, referring sources, and engagement patterns. Similar technologies may also recognize activity across participating websites or digital environments. When permitted by applicable law, information obtained through these methods can contribute to advertising systems designed to present content that is more relevant to a person’s interests.

Users who prefer not to participate in this type of targeted advertising can adjust their choices through the available preference center. Within that interface, the relevant advertising or tracking setting can be disabled according to the controls provided. After making a selection, users should complete the confirmation step so that the updated preference can be recorded successfully. Simply changing a visual setting without saving the selection may not complete the request, so following the full process is important.

A disabled setting generally indicates that the corresponding advertising preference has already been turned off for that browser or device. However, privacy choices can sometimes depend on browser storage technologies such as cookies or local settings. If stored browser information is removed, certain previously recorded preferences may no longer remain available on the device. Clearing cookies, deleting browsing data, changing browsers, or using a different device may therefore require the preference to be submitted again.

For this reason, individuals who regularly clear browser storage should periodically review their privacy selections. The same consideration may apply when using private browsing modes or switching between different devices. A preference saved in one browsing environment does not necessarily mean that the identical setting has automatically been established in every other environment. Reviewing the available controls whenever circumstances change can help users maintain the choices they intend to exercise.

Our approach to privacy also recognizes that targeted advertising represents only one part of broader information management practices. Personal information may be processed for purposes such as fulfilling transactions, providing customer support, maintaining accounts, protecting digital systems, analyzing service performance, communicating important updates, or meeting legal obligations. Different categories of processing may be governed by different legal requirements and may therefore have separate controls or exceptions.

External service providers may support certain business functions involving technology, analytics, communications, advertising, hosting, payment services, or other operational activities. Where third parties process information on our behalf, appropriate contractual and organizational measures are used to establish expectations concerning permitted data handling. Advertising technologies may operate according to their own privacy frameworks as well, making it important for users to understand both our policies and the practices of relevant providers when evaluating their preferences.

Transparency remains an essential part of responsible information management. Privacy documentation explains in greater detail what categories of information may be collected, why they may be processed, how information can be protected, how long certain records may be retained, and what rights may be available to individuals under applicable laws. Because privacy regulations and digital technologies continue to evolve, these materials may be updated periodically to reflect new requirements, services, or operational practices.

Individuals who have questions about privacy choices or believe that their preferences have not been reflected correctly should use the available privacy support channels for further assistance. Providing enough information to identify the relevant request can help the appropriate team investigate the matter efficiently without requiring unnecessary personal details.

Maintaining control over personal information is a shared process that depends on clear communication, accessible preference tools, and responsible data practices. By reviewing available settings, understanding how browser technologies can affect saved choices, and consulting current privacy information when necessary, users can make more informed decisions about their digital preferences. Our continued objective is to respect those decisions while managing information carefully, communicating practices clearly, and improving the overall digital experience without compromising individual privacy expectations.