Privacy Notice

Data Collection and Use

We collect and use browsing and purchase data to serve online ads. The data we use in delivering the tailored online ad is tied to a specific device, but does not, by itself, identify a specific individual. We focus on using data that indicates products and services that people own, use or have shown an interest in.

We identify specific events that occur prior to a consumer purchase or taking a desired action on an advertiser’s ad campaign. We use such data to focus an ad campaign on consumers who browse in similar patterns online.

The data we collect is used to increase the relevancy of the ads being displayed to your device, along with analytics, attribution and reporting purposes, to give our customers and partners more information about the performance of their advertising campaign and to improve performance over time.

We use browsing and purchase data

To serve relevant ads, we single out patterns of general purchase behavior but we do not willingly use data that would identify a particular individual (such as name, phone number, address, etc.) in delivering the online ad. Through our pixel on our customers’ websites, we collect and use data related to your device’s browsing activity, through cookies and statistical identifiers. We also collect and use mobile advertising identifiers (such as Apple IDFA or Android Advertising ID, also known as Google Advertising ID).Through our technology, we record:

Events related to your device’s activity on our customers' websites (such as the number of pages viewed, the products viewed, date and time of browsing, products purchased (optional)).
Information related to your device (browser type, device type, operating system, version, IP address*).
Events related to our ad serving activity such as the number of ads displayed to your device, and ads clicked.

The above list is referred to as device-identified information (DII). It identifies a particular device but not a particular individual. DII is sometimes described as pseudonymous data.

Note: *In compliance with industry standards, we use full IP addresses:

For fraud detection purposes to help alert us to situations which could not have been caused by human behavior, such as a massive amount of clicking in a limited period of time; or
To extract geographical information.

We may also collect technical identifiers from our advertising partners for the purpose of linking browsers (“ID syncing”). For that purpose, we process and store:

Technical IDs of our advertising partners, and/or a hashed version of your CRM ID, your email address, or your phone number. We use a hashing method to turn your email address/CRM ID/phone number into a series of characters that does not identify you individually. For example, a hash of [email protected] would be 765D64036CC8EC496F31DD0C242DBECA.
Mobile advertising IDs (such as Apple IDFA or Google Ad ID) which are specific technical data created by mobile manufactures to allow personalization and customer analytics in a secure and non-identifying way for users. Mobile advertising IDs are resettable and/or limited by the Limit Ad Tracking option in the device settings.

Optionally, our customers can provide purchase data from their point of sale systems (“POS”). POS data is used after it is transformed into DII (e.g., tied to a cookie ID). It is then used to inform tailored advertising, analytics, and ad delivery and reporting.

Data from trusted partners

We may use a combination of basic, publicly available demographic data points to place device IDs into pre-defined market segments, such as “middle-income renters without children” or “middle-income, middle-aged homeowners and renters with children.” These segments consist of groups of households with similar demographic and life-stage characteristics.

We may also receive device-identified information from other sources. For example, we might receive data from a third party that indicates that in a geographic area, a certain model of car is popular and therefore people located in that general area might be interested in an ad for similar cars. We combine this information with the information we collect directly.

Audience Matched Advertising

As discussed in the section above, some of our customers may contribute personally identified information ("PII") from their Customer Relationship Management ("CRM") software, such as name, address, email address, phone number, and associated transactional information. CRM data may reflect online or offline interactions with a particular advertiser, publisher or retailer. We use a combination of our technology and LiveRamp’s technology to convert the PII to a device identified identifier before being used in providing advertising to your device. For more information about LiveRamp’s services, you can visit the LiveRamp Privacy Policy. Our customers acquire and use this data on our platform to understand which kinds of households or individuals are likely to be interested in their products and services, to deliver online ads to those customers and prospects, and to further refine and improve their advertising campaigns or the advertising campaigns of the brands which sell through their retail stores. This is also called Audience-Matched Advertising, which is the practice of using data linked, or previously linked, to Personally-Identified Information (e.g., email address, phone number) for the purpose of tailoring advertising on one or more unaffiliated websites or mobile applications, or on devices, based on preferences or interests known or inferred from such data.

We use and may disclose CRM data along with information such as purchase data in order to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and for other reporting and analytic purposes.

Data we do not collect or use

We do not collect hardware-based identifiers such as universal device identifier (UDID) or Mac address.

We do not use sensitive data (such as sensitive health information generally regarded by most people as sensitive), certain aspects of a user’s personal life or financial situation (such as credit, insurance or employment eligibility), or use of, or interest in pornographic or otherwise obscene “adult” products or services for interest based advertising. You can review our standard health segments here.

We do not create segments to specifically target children under 16 years old.

Our pixel platform is set to not collect personal data from devices which appear to be physically located in the European Economic Area (EEA). In other words, if your device appears to be located in the EEA, our technology will not place an interest-based advertising cookie ID or other similar identifier.

We may create aggregated data

We aggregate general consumer data and disclose such information to advertisers and other third parties for marketing, promotional, and other purposes. We also disclose aggregated user statistics (for example, the general browsing behavior we see online shows 15% purchased TVs during the holiday season) in order to describe our services to prospective customers and partners, and other third parties, and for other lawful purposes.

The Technology - How We
Collect Data

ownerIQ collects data via technical cookies placed on your computer browser and mobile advertising IDs (such as Apple IDFA or Android Advertising ID, also known as Google Advertising ID) in environments that do not support tailored advertising cookies, such as mobile apps.

Cookies, Web Beacons, and Other Tailored Ad Technologies

We “tag” visitors to websites which have our pixel embedded with browser cookies. Visitors tagged by us are given a technical ID (a random string of numbers and letters). We do not store or use personally identified information, such as name or address, in the cookie or with the technical identifier used to deliver the online ad.

The browser cookies track the products viewed by the visitor and the page visit of the advertiser for whom we are delivering ads. Pixels are used to transfer browsing and purchase data from visitors of the websites with our pixel to our servers.

A cookie is a small text file that contain a string of characters and uniquely identifies a browser. Cookies are used by websites to recognize a computer they have encountered before. Most of the websites you visit use cookies to enhance the user experience on those sites.

A pixel tag (also commonly known as a web beacon, transparent GIFs, or web bugs) is an often-transparent graphic image that is placed on a website that allows tracking of general user traffic patterns. Pixel tags are used in combination with cookies.

Mobile Advertising Identifiers (e.g., Apple’s IDFA or Google’s Ad ID) are unique IDs that are associated with an individual mobile device and do not reveal your real world identity. They are user-resettable and/or limited by the Limit Ad Tracking function in the mobile settings.

Statistical identifiers (sometimes referred to as non-cookie technologies) are created via an algorithm using pseudonymous information about your computer or device, including the operating system, user-agent string, IP address, Internet browser, and similar information. This information makes your computer or device distinct enough for systems to determine within a reasonable probability that they are encountering the same computer or device, including in environments where our cookies are not supported. These statistical identifiers are not 100% accurate.

Our customers’ advertisements are displayed on websites, also known as “publishers,” which usually provide free or low cost services, content and media. These publishers may also place cookies on your browser. These cookies are there so the publishers recognize that we have placed a tailored advertisement available for your browser.

We work with ad exchange platforms to buy ad placements through auctions. Before the auction, we link our ID with the ad exchange platform and then participate in the auction by sending the bid price and the banner code to display.

We may place ads on websites that are part of the Google Display Network. Based on your visits to these websites, Google uses an advertising cookie from DoubleClick to associate your browser with interest and demographic categories. Google then uses these categories for tailored advertising on these websites. To learn more about this and your choices from Google, please click here.

Cross-Device Mapping

Cross-device mapping is the process of making inferences that certain devices are related to each other, i.e. they belong to the same user or household. This is done using either “statistical” or “deterministic” methods (or a combination). “Statistical” refers to using mathematical techniques to make intelligent guesses that certain devices are related. “Deterministic” means using known relationships, for example logins that use the same email address or other personal information, to link multiple devices to a single user. When this method is used, companies typically mask the actual email address (e.g., hashing it).

For tailored advertising, and ad delivery and reporting, we use a combination of our own cross-device mapping technology and Tapad’s cross-device technology. This means we try to identify when a consumer has seen our tailored ad on one device and then purchases the item or service from the ad on another device. This also means that information about your online browsing data on one device may be combined with data from your other devices. Tapad may use this information to improve its products and services. Tapad may share information with other companies regarding the connections among your devices. For more information about how Tapad uses cross-device information, please visit the Tapad Privacy Policy.

Audience Matched Advertising

As described in the previous section, our customers may also provide their CRM data via secured transfers (e.g., SFTP method or hashed identifiers). Once this data is onboarded to an online identifier, the online identifier interacts with the adtech ecosystem with cookies and mobile ad IDs, as we’ve described.

Data Sharing

As described in “The Technology - How We Collect Data,” our technology interacts with several other companies to perform services to deliver online ad campaigns. Below are the categories of recipients which data may be shared.

Supply-side platforms

Our ads are placed on websites and mobile apps which have ad space available for programmatic auction. This is often called “Real Time Bidding.” To do this, we must synchronize the identifiers we use with those used by these auctions in order to participate in the auction by sending our bid and the advertising we wish to display. This means we must send the identifier we use to recognize your device to these the companies involved in these auctions.

Data platforms

Some advertisers use data platforms (e.g., “Data Management Platforms”) which facilitates the implementation of audience segmentation and communicates it to online advertising industry companies like us. These communications require the synchronization of the identifiers we use with those used by this platform.

Demand Side Platforms

Some advertisers use our audience segments on other demand side platforms ("DSP") to bid and deliver ads in the RTB system. This requires us to synch our identifier with those DSPs to send the audience segments for use in the advertisers’ ad campaigns.

Companies allowing us to match several identifiers

In order to more effectively associate our identifiers (e.g., cookie ID, mobile ad ID), we may need to transfer the identifier we have assigned to your browser. We also may transfer CRM data (as described in the section above) to facilitate the identity matching. This combination of our identifiers allows us to offer you a consistent experience regardless of the environment you are browsing, as well being able to provide more accurate reporting to advertisers on how many devices saw the ad and resulted in a view or purchase.

Companies allowing us to fight fraud

We provide limited data to anti-fraud companies to enable them to effectively detect and report fraudulent activity to us.

Companies allowing us to locate your device generally

We may transmit your IP address to companies which can deduct from it information that is not specific to your exact coordinates but the general area (country, region, city, over 500m).

Other companies our customers have retained

Some of our customers may ask us to exchange some data with other companies they’ve retained through the ads we serve for the purposes compatible with the purpose of delivering personalized advertisements (e.g., to measure the effectiveness of their ad campaigns).

Our parent corporation and affiliates

We may transfer data to our parent corporation and affiliates for processing in accordance with this notice for the purposes of our services.

In addition, we reserve the right to disclose all or part of its data in the event of a merger, acquisition, dissolution or sale of all or part of its assets. You will then be informed by email and/or by a message on our website of any change in ownership or regarding the use of your data and the rights you will have over them.

Service Providers

We may share data with our service providers who process it on our behalf and in accordance with our instructions. This may include, for example, providers in tech support, operations, web or data hosting, billing, accounting, security, marketing, data management, validation, enhancement or hygiene, or otherwise assisting us to provide, develop, maintain and improve our services.

Any recipient necessary to comply with legal, regulatory, judicial or administrative obligations

In some situations, we may disclose data in response to legal requests from authorities, such as to comply with a subpoena or other legal process or if we believe in good faith that such disclosure is necessary to protect our rights, your safety or the safety of others, investigate a case of fraud or respond to a request from the government.

OPTING OUT

If you do not want to receive ads displayed by us based on your browsing and purchasing behavior, you can opt out as described below.

European Economic Area: Please note we do not place cookies, or other persistent device identifiers, on devices which appear to be physically located in the European Economic Area. You do not need to opt out – your device is not in our systems. If you click “Opt Out,” you may receive an error message due to your device not being recognized by our systems.

Safari (i.e., Apple browser) and Firefox: Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention feature and browser settings in Firefox may prevent the opt out from functioning properly.

To opt out and/or check your opt out status please click here.

To opt out of Audience Matched Advertising with an email address, please click here.

To opt out of Audience Matched Advertising with a phone number, please click here.

Online web browser environment

When you select “Opt Out”, we will place a “blank” or “blocking” cookie on your browser. We must maintain the opt out cookie on your browser in order to recognize you as having opted out from our service. You must opt out again if you clear that cookie from a browser, or use a new device or browser to access the internet.

Selecting “Opt Out” means the advertising you receive from ownerIQ will not be personalized, i.e., not based on your device’s browsing activity. You will still see advertising everywhere you normally would. It will also not impact cookies or tracking which may be on your browser from other sites.

Please note that if you are using an ad-blocker, you may have to pause blocking or whitelist our website.

The Ghostery browser extension is also a good tool to see a list of all third-party cookies on each website you visit and allows you to selectively opt out. You can opt out of ownerIQ through the Ghostery browser extension.

You can also opt out through industry opt out platforms: NAI opt out platform, DAA opt out platform, or DAAC (Canada) opt out platform. The industry opt out platforms offer one place to review and opt out of any or all of its members. Note: The industry opt out platforms are not additional steps for opting out of ownerIQ; just additional ways to opt out.

As described above, we elected to provide mechanisms of choice through our opt out and through industry platforms and do not respond to web browser do not track signals.

Mobile app environment

Within a mobile device like a smartphone or tablet, the web browser environment and in-app environment are separate. If you do not want to receive ownerIQ tailored ads whatever environment browsed, you must disable our services for both the online web browser (as in the previous section) and mobile app environments.

For tailored ads in the mobile app environment, you can opt out by clicking on the opt out button accessible through the AdChoices icon integrated into our ads.

You can also opt out by downloading DAA AppChoices mobile app (Google Play Store or Apple App Store) and selecting ownerIQ.

Please note: The procedures described above will only opt out of tailored ads that are displayed by ownerIQ. If you want to disable other services, please refer to your operating system settings, or follow instructions below:

You can typically opt out at the mobile platform level by the limit ad tracking within the settings function, as described below.

Android Users

To use the “opt-out of interest-based advertising” option, follow the instructions provided by Google here: Google Play Help.

Please note that this is a device setting and will disable interest-based ads from all providers, and not just for ownerIQ.

iOS users (version 6 and above)

To use the “Limit Ad-Tracking” option, follow the instructions provided by Apple here: Apple Support Center.

Please note that this is a device setting and will disable interest-based ads from all providers, not just for ownerIQ.

Cross-Device Mapping

As described above in “Data Collection and Use,” we use a combination of our own technology and Tapad’s technology to link devices in a non-personally identifying way. To learn more, please visit Tapad’s Privacy Policy. While opting out on one device may opt out of all devices we have connected to our identifier, our device mapping is not 100%. Therefore, to ensure opt out all of your connected devices, you must follow the opt out instructions for each device.

AUDIENCE-MATCHED ADVERTISING

As described above in "Data Collection and Use," our technology sometimes uses previously linked Personally Identified Information and connects to an online identifier. To opt out of the use of your email address as an onboarded PII, please click here and select ownerIQ from the industry opt-out platform and follow the instructions.

To opt out of the use of your phone number as an onboarded PII, please click here and follow the instructions.

NAI also provides additional guidance on all your opt out options.

HOW TO SEND US CONSUMER RIGHTS REQUESTS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION – GETTING STARTED

This section describes two distinct processes. One for programmatic advertising and one for all other Inmar products (rebates, coupons, social influencer, conversational commerce, e-commerce, government, etc.)
To ensure security and proper record-keeping, we cannot accept requests via email or attachments. Instead, consumer rights requests must be transmitted using either the OneTrust link in our privacy policies (www.owneriq.com/privacy and/or www.inmar.com/privacy-policy) or our Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) instructions.
When a consumer directly approaches our business customer with a rights request, we rely on our business customer to verify the consumer's identity and residency before forwarding the request to us.

PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING CUSTOMERS & CONSUMERS

DELETION AND ACCESS REQUESTS

For business customers with our pixel on their website(s):
- Deletion and Access requests for cookie ID is a manual process.
- Business customer must have their consumer generate the Cookie ID for their device by visiting this link.
- Consumers must also sign the attestation form attesting to owning the device with the generated Cookie ID form.
- Then, our customer can upload cookie IDs via SFTP instructions here.
For business customers who send us mobile ad IDs from their own mobile app:
- This is for customers who send us mobile ad IDs from their own mobile app.
- Must be sent via SFTP - instructions here (slightly different instructions than for email/phone number).
For business customers who send email addresses (including placing our Digital Checkout Tag or DCT) or phone numbers:
- Must be sent via SFTP - instructions here.

DO-NOT-SELL OPT-OUT REQUESTS

For business customers with our pixel on their website(s):
- You have the option to implement either the DAA or IAB tools. Both are automatic processing tools - not manual processes. Just set up once.
- If using OneTrust, the DSAR module by itself typically does not process cookies. It is the cookie module which can process a DNS opt out for cookies.
For business customers who send us mobile ad IDs from their own mobile app:
- Must be sent via SFTP - instructions here.
For business customers who send email addresses (including placing our Digital Checkout Tag or DCT) or phone numbers:
- Must be sent via SFTP - instructions here (slightly different instructions than for mobile ad IDs). Solutions Engineers can help with this.

INMAR NON-PROGRAMMATIC CUSTOMERS & CONSUMERS

DELETION AND ACCESS REQUESTS

Requests must be submitted via this link.
For many of Inmar’s product lines, the information contained about the consumer in Inmar systems is identical to the information in our business customers’ database. In those situations, it is more likely than not that Inmar does not have additional information on the consumer on behalf of our business customers. Therefore, and while we’re still happy to handle delete requests for those product lines, our business customers should be fully equipped to process an access request without additional support from Inmar.
Inmar can only process rights requests if, during the course of providing our product or service, our business customer sends us personal information or integrates our technology into its systems from which Inmar collects personal information. If the customer is not the originator of the personal information, Inmar cannot process any rights request on the customer’s behalf.

U.S. STATE PRIVACY RIGHTS AND CHOICES

This section supplements the information in this Privacy Notice and applies solely to residents of California who have specific rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (“CCPA”) and its successor legislation, and residents of other U.S. states with similar laws (collectively, “Applicable State Laws”).

“Personal information” is essentially defined under the CCPA as information that directly or indirectly relates to a particular person or household, including via digital identifier. Applied to ownerIQ, this means our device identified information is also included in CCPA’s definition of personal information.

COLLECTION AND USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

We collect personal information from and about consumers for various business and commercial purposes, including: deliver and optimize our various advertising and marketing services to our customers, measure the effectiveness of related ad campaigns (e.g., counting and verifying the quality of ad impressions, processing view and click data, determining view- and click-through attribution or offline attribution), provide analytics services (e.g., demographics, audience segment creation), process transactions, or detect security incidents or ad fraud. To learn more about the types of personal information we collect and the purposes for which we use this information, please refer to the “Data Collection and Use” section of our Privacy Notice.

In the past 12 months, we have collected the following categories of personal information:

Identifiers, such as your name and email address;
California Customer Records (Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.80(e)), such as your phone number;
Protected Classification Information, such as age and gender (primarily in the case of employees or job applicants);
Commercial Information, such as products and services purchased, obtained, or considered, or other purchasing or consuming histories or tendencies;
Internet/Network Information, such as digital identifiers (e.g., mobile advertising IDs, cookie IDs, hashed email addresses), logs, and analytics data;
Geolocation Data, such as your approximate geolocation based upon your IP address or as otherwise passed to us in a bid request;
Other Personal Information, including information you submit into the feedback form and any communications between you and ownerIQ; and
Inferences, such as information generated through our advertising and marketing services (including the partners that we work with) reflecting predictions about your interests and preferences, such as actions you take on an advertiser, publisher, or retailer digital or offline properties.

The sources from where we collect this information includes: directly from you (such as via our Website), from other entities in our corporate group, or from our business partners (such as retailers and advertisers/publishers or adtech partners like ad exchanges, DMPs, or identity resolution providers) and affiliates, such as via your browser or device when you visit our Website or the digital property of one of our business partners or where such business partners make available personal information to us (e.g., offline purchase data, bid requests, data matching services, pixel data). Please see the “Data Collection and Use” section of our Privacy Notice for more information about our sources of personal information.

DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

As described in the “Data Sharing” section of our Privacy Notice, we disclose personal information for business purposes or we may “sell” your personal information to third parties.

In the past 12 months, we have “sold” personal information (as such term is contemplated under the CCPA). The categories of third parties to whom we sell your personal information include: (i) other entities in our corporate group and (ii) advertisers and adtech partners (such as, in the latter case, ad exchanges, DMPs, or identity resolution providers). The categories of personal information that are “sold” include Identifiers, Commercial Information, Internet/Network Information, and Inferences.

In the past 12 months, we have disclosed all of the categories of personal information we collect (see above) for the business purposes discussed above. The categories of recipients related thereto include (i) other entities in our corporate group and (ii) advertisers and adtech partners (such as, in the latter case, ad exchanges, DMPs, or identity resolution providers).

YOUR CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS

The CCPA provides California residents with specific rights regarding their personal information. This section describes your CCPA rights and explains how to exercise those rights. You may only make a verifiable consumer request for access twice within a 12-month period.

The Right to Know	Upon verification of your identity, you have the right to request any or all of the following information relating to your personal information we have collected and disclosed in the last 12 months: The categories of personal information we have collected about you. The categories of sources of the personal information. The categories of personal information that we have disclosed for a business purpose and the categories of recipients to whom this information was disclosed. The categories of personal information we have “sold” about you and the categories of third parties to whom the information was “sold.” The business or commercial purposes for collecting or “selling” personal information. The specific pieces of personal information we have collected about you. You may only make a request for access twice per every 12 months.
The Right to Request Deletion	Upon verification of your identity, you have the right to request the deletion of personal information we have collected from you, subject to exceptions provided for under Applicable State Laws.
The Right to Correction	You have the right to correct inaccurate personal information that we have collected and maintain about you.
The Right to Opt Out of “Sales”	You have the right to direct us not to “sell” personal information we have collected about you to third parties. We do not knowingly sell the personal information of consumers that are less than 16 years of age.
The Right to Non-Discrimination	You have the right not to receive discriminatory treatment for exercising these rights.

HOW TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS

Residents who have rights under Applicable State Laws may exercise their rights by:

If you would like to opt out of the “sale” of your personal information, you may do so through the DAA CCPA Opt Out Tools. You can opt out via both website and mobile app as described in the DAA CCPA Opt Out Tools.

For deletion and access requests, click on this link to generate the ownerIQ identifier connected to your device, and then fill out this form, including the ownerIQ identifier.

You can also contact us at 844-392-1073.

For security purposes (and as permitted by Applicable State Laws), we will verify your identity when you request to exercise your right to access or deletion. In order to verify your identity, we will generally either require the successful authentication of your ownerIQ identifier connected to your device, or the matching of sufficient information you provide us to the information we maintain about you in our systems. This process may require us to request additional personal information from you, such as your email address or phone number.

If we are unable to complete your requests fully for any of the reasons above, we will provide you with additional information about the reasons we could not comply with your request.

Note about Authorized Agents: You may also designate an agent to make requests to exercise your rights under Applicable State Laws as described above. We will take steps both to verify your identity (as the consumer) and to verify that your agent has been authorized to make a request on your behalf through providing us with a signed written authorization or a copy of a power of attorney. We cannot provide you with personal information if we cannot verify your identity and the authorized agent’s authority to make the request.

ownerIQ Corporate Website Privacy

The ownerIQ corporate website (www.owneriq.com) provides general information about us. It collects and uses device-identified information ("DII") and voluntarily provided personally identified information ("PII").

You can browse the website without providing any PII. You may choose to provide PII to us voluntarily if you interact with the website in certain ways, such as apply for employment with us or using one of our contact forms.

We may collect PII on individuals or companies who are inquiring about doing business with us in some capacity. We maintain this information for the purpose of assessing working relationships with the individuals or companies who have submitted information. For example, if an individual submitted their email address and asked for information regarding one of our products, we will maintain that information for the purposes of assessing the opportunity and potentially contacting that individual and/or company with a response to the inquiry.

None of the PII that may be collect will be used for any other purpose except as may be required by law. We do not disclose PII to third parties except third party service providers, such as operational services. Notwithstanding the foregoing, we may disclose PII at any time regarding a particular individual and any other information collected to third parties if we are required to do so by law, warrant, subpoena, regulation or court order.

We may also collect device-identified information ("DII"), through the use of technologies such as cookies, as explained in the Data Collection and Use, The Technology – How We Collect Data, Data Sharing, and U.S. State Privacy Rights and Choices sections above, on the website. We may use this DII for purposes including enhancement of our services; marketing, interest-based advertising, and to more effectively match our website content to your interest.

Our website may contain links to other websites. We may partner with third parties who collect information from the website. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of those sites. Users should be aware of this when they leave our site and review the privacy statements of each website they visit that collects information, or visit www.aboutads.info to learn more about interest-based advertising and to see your opt-out choices from other participating companies that may be collecting and using data on the website. This Privacy Notice applies solely to the information collected by ownerIQ.

Our website may include social media features such as the Facebook “Like” button. These features, which are either hosted by a third party or directly on our site, may collect your IP address and the URL for the page you are visiting on our site. In order to function properly, the features set a cookie. Your interactions with these features are governed by the privacy notice of the company that provides them.

Our website is not intentionally directed at children under the age of 16. We do not knowingly collect information from children under the age of 16.

Website Visitors from outside the United States:

ownerIQ and its servers are located in the United States and are subject to the applicable state and federal laws of the United States. We have implemented technical controls to prevent the placement of interest-based advertising cookies and other similar pseudonymous identifiers on devices which appear to be physically located in the European Economic Area.

Data Collection and Use

The Technology - How We
Collect Data

Data Sharing

OPTING OUT

HOW TO SEND US CONSUMER RIGHTS REQUESTS

U.S. STATE PRIVACY RIGHTS AND CHOICES

ownerIQ Commitments and Adherence

Data Security and Retention

ownerIQ Corporate Website Privacy

Contact Us

For any questions on this privacy notice: