Privacy Policy
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Effective Date: March 20 2023
DISCLAIMER FOR CALIFORNIA USERS.
Your privacy and rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA) are important to us. We offer this document as a resource to view how we collect, manage, store, and use your Personal Information in the day-to-day running of our website. This Privacy Policy, intended for California residents, can be applied to all website users to disclose how we collect, manage, store, and use your Personal Information as defined under CIV 1798.140(v) of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
THE BUSINESS.
This Privacy Policy is between you and the following organization:
Company Name: Digital Dropkick LLC
Address: 319 Martin Luther King Junior Drive, Georgetown, Kentucky, 40324 Phone: 5024279894
E-Mail: admin.ecc@digital-dropkick.com Website.
Website URL: Www.digital-dropkick.com
Website Name: Digital Dropkick
PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED.
Identifiers. A real name or alias, postal address, signature, home phone number or mobile phone number, bank account number, credit card number, debit card number or other financial information, physical characteristics or description, e-mail address; account name, Social Security Number (SSN), driver's license number or state identification card number, passport number, or other similar identifiers.
Commercial Information. Records of personal property, products or services purchased, obtained, considered, or other purchasing or consuming histories or tendencies.
Inferences Drawn From Other Personal Information. Profile reflecting a person's preference, characteristics, psychological trends, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, intelligence, abilities, and aptitudes.
Internet or Other Similar Network Activity. Browsing history, search history, and information on a consumer's interaction with a website, application, or advertisement.
Geolocation Data. Physical location or movements. For example, city, state, country, and ZIP code associated with your IP address or derived through Wi-Fi triangulation; and, with permission in on your
mobile device settings, and precise geolocation information from GPS-based functionality on your mobile devices.
Hereinafter known as "Personal Information."
SOURCES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT.
Using the website. We collect certain information from your activity on our website, starting when you first arrive and accessing it on an electronic device. We may collect your IP address, device ID, advertising identifiers, browser type, operating system, internet service provider, pages visited
(including clicks and duration), and other related log information. For mobile phones, we may collect your device's GPS signal or other information about nearby Wi-Fi access points and cell towers.
COOKIES POLICY.
Currently, our website uses cookies to provide you with the best experience possible. We, in addition to our service providers, affiliates, agents, advertisers, or other parties in connection with the website, may deploy cookies, web beacons, local shared objects, and other tracking technologies for various purposes. Such shall be for business use, marketing purposes, fraud prevention, and to assist in the dayto-day operations of the website.
a.) "Cookies" Defined. Cookies act as data that is communicated between a user's web browser and a website or application. They are stored on your device to help track their areas of interest, provide the best experience possible, and customize the content, products, services, offerings, and advertisements served on the website. Most web browsers adjust to your browser's settings to decline or delete cookies, but doing so may degrade the experience with our online services.
b.) I-Pixel Images. Clear GIFS, pixel tags, or web beacons, which are generally I-pixel, are transparent images located on a webpage or in an e-mail or other trackable source and may be used on our website in addition to any other communication offered by us. They are often used in connection with advertisements served to you that are interacted with, whether on our website or another online service and shared with us. This type of tracking is specifically meant to recognize users, assess traffic patterns, and measure site or campaign engagement.
c.) Flash Cookies. Local Shared Objects, sometimes known as "flash cookies," may be stored on your device using a media player or other software. Flash cookies are similar to cookies in terms of their operation but may be managed in your browser in the same manner.
d.) First (1st) Party & Third (3rd) Cookies. First (IS) party cookies are stored by a domain (website) you are visiting directly. They allow us to collect analytics data, remember preferred settings (e.g., language, currency, etc.), and perform related functions. Third (3rd) party cookies are created by domains other than those you are visiting directly, hence its name "third (3rd) party." They may be used for cross-tracking, retargeting, and ad-serving.
e.) Essential Cookies. Such cookies are technically necessary to provide website functionality. They act as a basic form of memory, used to store the preferences selected by a user on a given website or application. They are essential to browsing functionality and cannot be disabled by users. As an example, an essential cookie may be used to recognize a past user from having to log in each time they visit a new page in the same session.
mobile device settings, and precise geolocation information from GPS-based functionality on your mobile devices.
Hereinafter known as "Personal Information."
SOURCES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT.
Using the website. We collect certain information from your activity on our website, starting when you first arrive and accessing it on an electronic device. We may collect your IP address, device ID, advertising identifiers, browser type, operating system, internet service provider, pages visited
(including clicks and duration), and other related log information. For mobile phones, we may collect your device's GPS signal or other information about nearby Wi-Fi access points and cell towers.
COOKIES POLICY.
Currently, our website uses cookies to provide you with the best experience possible. We, in addition to our service providers, affiliates, agents, advertisers, or other parties in connection with the website, may deploy cookies, web beacons, local shared objects, and other tracking technologies for various purposes. Such shall be for business use, marketing purposes, fraud prevention, and to assist in the dayto-day operations of the website.
a.) "Cookies" Defined. Cookies act as data that is communicated between a user's web browser and a website or application. They are stored on your device to help track their areas of interest, provide the best experience possible, and customize the content, products, services, offerings, and advertisements served on the website. Most web browsers adjust to your browser's settings to decline or delete cookies, but doing so may degrade the experience with our online services.
b.) I-Pixel Images. Clear GIFS, pixel tags, or web beacons, which are generally I-pixel, are transparent images located on a webpage or in an e-mail or other trackable source and may be used on our website in addition to any other communication offered by us. They are often used in connection with advertisements served to you that are interacted with, whether on our website or another online service and shared with us. This type of tracking is specifically meant to recognize users, assess traffic patterns, and measure site or campaign engagement.
c.) Flash Cookies. Local Shared Objects, sometimes known as "flash cookies," may be stored on your device using a media player or other software. Flash cookies are similar to cookies in terms of their operation but may be managed in your browser in the same manner.
d.) First (1st) Party & Third (3rd) Cookies. First (IS) party cookies are stored by a domain (website) you are visiting directly. They allow us to collect analytics data, remember preferred settings (e.g., language, currency, etc.), and perform related functions. Third (3rd) party cookies are created by domains other than those you are visiting directly, hence its name "third (3rd) party." They may be used for cross-tracking, retargeting, and ad-serving.
e.) Essential Cookies. Such cookies are technically necessary to provide website functionality. They act as a basic form of memory, used to store the preferences selected by a user on a given website or application. They are essential to browsing functionality and cannot be disabled by users. As an example, an essential cookie may be used to recognize a past user from having to log in each time they visit a new page in the same session.
mobile device settings, and precise geolocation information from GPS-based functionality on your mobile devices.
Hereinafter known as "Personal Information."
SOURCES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT.
Using the website. We collect certain information from your activity on our website, starting when you first arrive and accessing it on an electronic device. We may collect your IP address, device ID, advertising identifiers, browser type, operating system, internet service provider, pages visited
(including clicks and duration), and other related log information. For mobile phones, we may collect your device's GPS signal or other information about nearby Wi-Fi access points and cell towers.
COOKIES POLICY.
Currently, our website uses cookies to provide you with the best experience possible. We, in addition to our service providers, affiliates, agents, advertisers, or other parties in connection with the website, may deploy cookies, web beacons, local shared objects, and other tracking technologies for various purposes. Such shall be for business use, marketing purposes, fraud prevention, and to assist in the dayto-day operations of the website.
a.) "Cookies" Defined. Cookies act as data that is communicated between a user's web browser and a website or application. They are stored on your device to help track their areas of interest, provide the best experience possible, and customize the content, products, services, offerings, and advertisements served on the website. Most web browsers adjust to your browser's settings to decline or delete cookies, but doing so may degrade the experience with our online services.
b.) I-Pixel Images. Clear GIFS, pixel tags, or web beacons, which are generally I-pixel, are transparent images located on a webpage or in an e-mail or other trackable source and may be used on our website in addition to any other communication offered by us. They are often used in connection with advertisements served to you that are interacted with, whether on our website or another online service and shared with us. This type of tracking is specifically meant to recognize users, assess traffic patterns, and measure site or campaign engagement.
c.) Flash Cookies. Local Shared Objects, sometimes known as "flash cookies," may be stored on your device using a media player or other software. Flash cookies are similar to cookies in terms of their operation but may be managed in your browser in the same manner.
d.) First (1st) Party & Third (3rd) Cookies. First (IS) party cookies are stored by a domain (website) you are visiting directly. They allow us to collect analytics data, remember preferred settings (e.g., language, currency, etc.), and perform related functions. Third (3rd) party cookies are created by domains other than those you are visiting directly, hence its name "third (3rd) party." They may be used for cross-tracking, retargeting, and ad-serving.
e.) Essential Cookies. Such cookies are technically necessary to provide website functionality. They act as a basic form of memory, used to store the preferences selected by a user on a given website or application. They are essential to browsing functionality and cannot be disabled by users. As an example, an essential cookie may be used to recognize a past user from having to log in each time they visit a new page in the same session.
mobile device settings, and precise geolocation information from GPS-based functionality on your mobile devices.
Hereinafter known as "Personal Information."
SOURCES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT.
Using the website. We collect certain information from your activity on our website, starting when you first arrive and accessing it on an electronic device. We may collect your IP address, device ID, advertising identifiers, browser type, operating system, internet service provider, pages visited
(including clicks and duration), and other related log information. For mobile phones, we may collect your device's GPS signal or other information about nearby Wi-Fi access points and cell towers.
COOKIES POLICY.
Currently, our website uses cookies to provide you with the best experience possible. We, in addition to our service providers, affiliates, agents, advertisers, or other parties in connection with the website, may deploy cookies, web beacons, local shared objects, and other tracking technologies for various purposes. Such shall be for business use, marketing purposes, fraud prevention, and to assist in the dayto-day operations of the website.
a.) "Cookies" Defined. Cookies act as data that is communicated between a user's web browser and a website or application. They are stored on your device to help track their areas of interest, provide the best experience possible, and customize the content, products, services, offerings, and advertisements served on the website. Most web browsers adjust to your browser's settings to decline or delete cookies, but doing so may degrade the experience with our online services.
b.) I-Pixel Images. Clear GIFS, pixel tags, or web beacons, which are generally I-pixel, are transparent images located on a webpage or in an e-mail or other trackable source and may be used on our website in addition to any other communication offered by us. They are often used in connection with advertisements served to you that are interacted with, whether on our website or another online service and shared with us. This type of tracking is specifically meant to recognize users, assess traffic patterns, and measure site or campaign engagement.
c.) Flash Cookies. Local Shared Objects, sometimes known as "flash cookies," may be stored on your device using a media player or other software. Flash cookies are similar to cookies in terms of their operation but may be managed in your browser in the same manner.
d.) First (1st) Party & Third (3rd) Cookies. First (IS) party cookies are stored by a domain (website) you are visiting directly. They allow us to collect analytics data, remember preferred settings (e.g., language, currency, etc.), and perform related functions. Third (3rd) party cookies are created by domains other than those you are visiting directly, hence its name "third (3rd) party." They may be used for cross-tracking, retargeting, and ad-serving.
e.) Essential Cookies. Such cookies are technically necessary to provide website functionality. They act as a basic form of memory, used to store the preferences selected by a user on a given website or application. They are essential to browsing functionality and cannot be disabled by users. As an example, an essential cookie may be used to recognize a past user from having to log in each time they visit a new page in the same session.
mobile device settings, and precise geolocation information from GPS-based functionality on your mobile devices.
Hereinafter known as "Personal Information."
SOURCES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT.
Using the website. We collect certain information from your activity on our website, starting when you first arrive and accessing it on an electronic device. We may collect your IP address, device ID, advertising identifiers, browser type, operating system, internet service provider, pages visited
(including clicks and duration), and other related log information. For mobile phones, we may collect your device's GPS signal or other information about nearby Wi-Fi access points and cell towers.
COOKIES POLICY.
Currently, our website uses cookies to provide you with the best experience possible. We, in addition to our service providers, affiliates, agents, advertisers, or other parties in connection with the website, may deploy cookies, web beacons, local shared objects, and other tracking technologies for various purposes. Such shall be for business use, marketing purposes, fraud prevention, and to assist in the dayto-day operations of the website.
a.) "Cookies" Defined. Cookies act as data that is communicated between a user's web browser and a website or application. They are stored on your device to help track their areas of interest, provide the best experience possible, and customize the content, products, services, offerings, and advertisements served on the website. Most web browsers adjust to your browser's settings to decline or delete cookies, but doing so may degrade the experience with our online services.
b.) I-Pixel Images. Clear GIFS, pixel tags, or web beacons, which are generally I-pixel, are transparent images located on a webpage or in an e-mail or other trackable source and may be used on our website in addition to any other communication offered by us. They are often used in connection with advertisements served to you that are interacted with, whether on our website or another online service and shared with us. This type of tracking is specifically meant to recognize users, assess traffic patterns, and measure site or campaign engagement.
c.) Flash Cookies. Local Shared Objects, sometimes known as "flash cookies," may be stored on your device using a media player or other software. Flash cookies are similar to cookies in terms of their operation but may be managed in your browser in the same manner.
d.) First (1st) Party & Third (3rd) Cookies. First (IS) party cookies are stored by a domain (website) you are visiting directly. They allow us to collect analytics data, remember preferred settings (e.g., language, currency, etc.), and perform related functions. Third (3rd) party cookies are created by domains other than those you are visiting directly, hence its name "third (3rd) party." They may be used for cross-tracking, retargeting, and ad-serving.
e.) Essential Cookies. Such cookies are technically necessary to provide website functionality. They act as a basic form of memory, used to store the preferences selected by a user on a given website or application. They are essential to browsing functionality and cannot be disabled by users. As an example, an essential cookie may be used to recognize a past user from having to log in each time they visit a new page in the same session.