California Consumer Privacy Act for RocketReach Users
This Privacy Policy for California Residents is an amendment of our Privacy Policy for compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA").
As a company, we are committed to protecting our user's privacy right. We gather only the necessary information from our customers that is essential for us to do business. We do not sell or advertise our information that is provided to us by our customers.
If you are a California resident, California law permits you to request Information regarding the:
- Categories of Personal Information (as defined by applicable California law) collected, sold or disclosed by us; Purposes for which categories of Personal Information collected by us are used;
- Sources of information from which we collect Personal Information; and
- Specific pieces of Personal Information we have collected about you.
- Opt-out of the sale or disclosure of your Personal Information, in some circumstances;
- Opt-out of receiving marketing communications from us; however, you may still receive administrative communications regarding the Services;
- Opt-in to certain financial incentive programs we may offer related to the collection, sale, or deletion of your Personal Information; and
- Request deletion of your Personal Information by us and our service providers, in some circumstances.
Collection of Personal Information from RocketReach Users that are California Residents
We have listed below the personal information we may have collected from RocketReach Users in California residents in the past 12 months.
Category of personal information we may collect:
Identifiers
We collect this information directly from you during registration and payment to improve customer experience on our website, emails, and customer service interactions and to confirm your identity if you decide to subscribe to our services.
Internet/Electronic Activity
We collect this information directly from users as you use the site to improve customer experience by maintaining your logged in session and your recent preferences, and preventing unauthorized access of your account.
Sharing or Selling of your personal information
Category of 3rd parties we might sell your personal info to:
We do not sell user information to third parties.Category of 3rd parties we might share your personal info to:
We do not share your personal information with third parties. We do share anonymized usage data with tools to help improve the quality of our service. When you purchase service via our website, you are giving your payment details directly to a payment provider we've partnered with.Requests
You can make requests related to your California privacy rights at the attached links:
Access or Update My Personal Information: https://rocketreach.co/claim-profile
Delete My Personal Information: https://rocketreach.co/claim-profile
Do Not Sell My Personal Information: https://rocketreach.co/claim-profile
You may also make those requests by calling +1 (833) 212-3828 during business hours or via ca-privacy[at]rocketreach.co.
Please be aware that we do not accept or process requests through other means (e.g., via fax, social media, mail, or any other email addresses, etc.).
When you make a request, we may ask you to provide verifying information, such as your name, email, or phone number. We will review the information provided and may request additional information via email or other means to ensure we are interacting with the correct individual. Please also be aware that making any such request does not ensure complete or comprehensive removal or deletion of Personal Information or content you may have posted, and there may be circumstances in which the law does not require or allow us to fulfill your request.
Children
Our Services are not directed to children, and we do not knowingly collect Personal Information from children under the age of 16. If you learn that a child has provided us with Personal Information, then you may contact us as indicated above.
Do Not Track
RocketReach does not currently take steps to respond to browsers’ “Do Not Track” signals as no uniform standard to respond to such signals has been developed at this time.
Date created: January 08, 2020
