How a consumer may opt out of sale or submit requests under the CCPA:
When we obtain Data from App partners, we make reasonable efforts to contract with partners who disclose to their own users matters regarding their use of mobile data for interest-based advertising purposes, and regarding end-user opt-out rights.
End Users may manage certain collection and sharing of Information in connection with their Devices as follows:
Apple devices
If you have an Apple device, you can opt out of app-based tracking for interest-based advertising by updating to iOS 6.0 or higher, and setting Limit Ad Tracking to ‘ON’. For iOS 6, you can do this by selecting Settings -> General -> About -> Advertising and toggling Limit Ad Tracking to ‘ON’. For iOS 7 and higher, you can do this by selecting Settings -> Privacy -> Advertising and toggling Limit Ad Tracking to ‘ON’. You can obtain further information on how to limit ad tracking on your iOS device or to reset your IDFA here: IDFA Opt-Out (https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT202074).
Android devices
If you have an Android device, you can opt out app-based tracking for interest-based advertising by taking the following steps i) Open the Google Settings app on your device; ii) Select “Ads”; and iii) Opt out of interest-based ads. You can obtain further information about how identifiers on mobile are used for advertising and receive instruction for how to opt out of mobile advertising here: Google Privacy & Terms webpage (https://support.google.com/adsense/troubleshooter/1631343).
Cross device data collection
If you would like to opt out of cross-device data collection, please follow the instructions at
https://www.tapad.com/privacy-policy.
Opting out of cross device data collection will remove your browser or device from the device graph. You will be required to opt out individually on each of your browsers and on all of your devices.
How a protected individual can demand deletion of information posted online under Gov. Code sections 6208.1(b) or 6254.21(c)(1):
A protected individual can demand the deletion of information by contacting us. The individual can complete a "do not sell my information" request by providing us with the following information:
First name
Last name
Email
Address
City
State
Postal Code
Country
To contact us concerning this, please send a letter to:
Attn: Privacy Officer
Freckle IoT
409 King St. West
Suite 400
Toronto, ON
M5V 1K1
Email: privacy@freckleiot.com
Additional information about data collecting practices:
Freckle collects Data using our proprietary technology (often referred to as a software development kit or “SDK”). We may also collect Data through sever-to-server integrations or other Application Program Interfaces (“API”’s). The integration will enable Freckle to collect data from third-party devices present at certain third-party locations. Such devices may use Wi-Fi, near field communication (“NFC”), or Bluetooth low-energy (“BLE”) beacon technology to transmit signals about the location of Devices to us. Once Freckle obtains this Information, it will transmit that data though an API, in encrypted form, via a HTTPS protocol to its data management platform, make inferences (the “Inferences”), as defined below, about the Device user’s interests.
Freckle uses “pixel tags” and/or “cookies” in order to provide reporting on ad delivery in a pseudonymous manner. Pixel tags are small bits of code that provide delivery information on a webpage. This allows the operator of the page or a third party to collect the IP address of the users of the page. Cookies are small text files that are stored on the browser of a computer that uniquely identify the browser and provide information to the cookie sender. Many websites send cookies to the browsers that are visiting those sites, and many browsers are initially configured to accept cookies. Users can change the browser settings to refuse cookies or to alert them when a cookie has been placed on their browser. The user can check the browser for details in this regard.
Freckle engages in cross device data collection which refers to the process of collecting data from separate devices that have been determined through statistical analysis to be linked or related. Freckle, or partners that we employ to provide this service, use cross device data to provide reporting on offline attribution associated with cross device advertising.
