Privacy Policy

Last Updated: June 29, 2026

Thank you for visiting OddBytes! OddBytes, LLC (described as “OddBytes,” “we,” “us” or “our”) is committed to protecting your privacy. This privacy policy (the “Policy”) explains how OddBytes collects and uses your Personal Information.  For purposes of this Policy, “Personal Information” means information that identifies, relates to, or could reasonably be linked to you or your household, either directly or indirectly. 

OddBytes is a technology company that, among other things, operates a demand-side advertising platform (the “Platform”). The Platform connects advertisers who want to reach users with distribution channels through which ads are delivered. Our technology relies on several interconnected systems that help advertisers and their advertising agencies deliver, measure, manage, and optimize digital advertising campaigns across different channels (our “Services”). 

This Policy applies to information collected from: 

 

1. Individuals  (“Site Visitors”) who visit the OddBytes.com website or any other applications or sites that link to this Policy (the “Site” or “Sites”).

2. Individuals to whom OddBytes serves ads (“Users”).

3. Companies or individuals running ad campaigns with us (“Advertisers”).

4. Affiliate networks and media buying partners who partner with us or access our Services (“Affiliate Partners”).

5. Companies or individuals that integrate our technology and/or facilitate access to digital properties through which ads may be requested and delivered through our Services (“Publishers”).

6. Individuals who participate in our events (“Event Participants”).

7. Individuals who participate in our surveys (“Survey Participants”).

This Policy will help you understand our practices with respect to privacy, so it is important that you read it carefully.

 

This Policy does not apply to Personal Information: 

 

• Collected from or about OddBytes employees, job applicants, contractors, or other personnel in their capacity as such, which is governed by separate policies.

• Collected through products and services that we or our Related Companies offer under their own privacy notices (such as ThunderPop).

• Collected by advertising partners, publishers, data providers, measurement providers, and other third parties that use their own technologies to support advertising delivery and analytics. References to our Services, Platform, or other  systems in this Policy only refer to OddBytes's own advertising technology and not to the technology or systems of third parties that may integrate with us. Information collected by these third parties is subject to their own privacy policies and practices.

 

 

INFORMATION WE COLLECT 

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We collect the following information:

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1. Information Collected from Site Visitors:

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• Contact Data such as the email address of Site Visitors that reach out to us via web forms.

• Communication Interaction Data when Site Visitors contact us through any forms on our Sites or otherwise reach out for support (including in connection with requests to exercise privacy rights).

• Identity Data such as first name and last name if a Site Visitor fills out a web form.

• Technical and Analytics Data Collected When You Visit Our Sites: We use analytics tools to collect certain internet log information and the details of the behavior patterns of people who visit the Sites. We may collect technical data, such as browsing activity, Internet protocol (IP) address, your login data, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system, non-precise geolocation (city, state, zip code), device identifiers,  information about how you navigate Sites (including links you click) and other technology on the devices you use to access the Services. Certain elements of this technical data may be linked to online identifiers.

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2. Information Collected from Users:

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We automatically collect information when Users interact with our Services via any of our applications, websites, or other digital properties operated by us, Publishers, or our Affiliate Partners. Like most other web-based services, we collect this information through analytic tools, cookies, and other tracking technologies. We do this directly and in collaboration with Publishers and Affiliate Partners. We ask our Publishers and Affiliate Partners to obtain the level of consent required by applicable law for us to collect User data. We collect only pseudonymized data, which means we do not know who a User is because we do not know or process their names, email addresses, phone numbers, or other directly identifiable data. Instead, we only process digital identifiers such as User IDs (pseudonymous internal identifiers generated per user), IP addresses, and network browsing history. We associate the data to a User ID and generate profiles that anticipate the products and services Users could be interested in based on these data.

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• Ad Data such as ad impressions and click events (records of ads served and, if applicable,  clicked, tied to a User ID, including ad format, campaign ID, auction price, and realization type), and ad session state (spacer timers and ad-served count per format per session).

• Technical Data such as User ID; and other technical data collected at ad request time.

• Derived Data such as non-precise geolocation data (country, state, city, zip code — derived from IP address via geo-lookup); and ISP (Internet service provider derived from IP address).

• Inferred Data such as inferred interest and behavioral segments derived from browsing history.

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3. Information Collected From Advertisers:

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Advertisers register directly on our Platform and voluntarily submit personal and business data including the following information:

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• Account Credentials such as username and password.

• Campaign and Creative Data such as campaign configurations, creative content, targeting rules, keywords, budgets, bid strategies (this data is anonymized and is not Personal Information).

• Contact Data such as business contact details, corporate email address, job details, corporate address, and telephone number.

• Communication Interaction Data: When Advertisers send us an email with a question or contact us through any web forms, otherwise reach out to Advertiser support, or sign up to receive communications from us, we collect the information they submit to us.  If they subscribe to our newsletters or other marketing communications, we will collect information about the engagement with our email newsletters through “web beacons” and other similar analytics. 

• Identity Data such as name, email address, username or similar identifiers for Advertisers who have onboarded onto our Platform and have login access.

• Payment Data: We work with third-party vendors such as Cybersource to process payments to or from our Advertisers on our behalf. Payment data typically includes email address, phone number, bank account information or payment card information (including card brand name as shown on your card, and billing address (street address, city, state, country, ZIP code), expiration date, security code and payment card number, and associated details. Although our providers require all this information to process payments on our behalf, we do not receive your security code or full payment card number — we only receive certain payment information such as the final four digits of the payment card number, billing details, payment tokens, transaction metadata, and other data required for payment processing, reconciliation, and customer support.

• Profile Data such as data regarding your interactions with our onboarding materials, including views and duration of engagement.

• Technical and Analytics Data: Same as Site Visitors (above) when Advertisers visit our Sites or Platform.

• Transaction and Billing Logs Data such as invoice data, payment history, authorization logs, and auto-funding records.

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4. Information Collected From Affiliate Partners:

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Affiliate Partners register an account with OddBytes to access data that allows them to monitor user acquisition performance.

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• Account Credentials such as username and password.

• Campaign and Creative Data such as campaign configurations, creative content, targeting rules, keywords, budgets, bid strategies (this data is shared anonymized and is not Personal Information).

• Contact Data such as business contact details, corporate email address, job details, corporate address, and telephone number.

• Communication Interaction Data: When Affiliate Partners send us an email with a question or contact us through any web form, or otherwise reach out to support, we collect the information they submit to us. 
  Identity Data such as name, email address, username, or similar identifiers if they create an account to log in and access analytics information. 

• Payment Data: We work with third-party vendors to process payments to our Affiliate Partners. We do not necessarily have access to the information that Affiliate Partners provide to our payment vendors, and we encourage you to visit their privacy policies to understand their practices. 

• Payout Data such as payment details for revenue share payouts under commercial agreements.

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5.  Information Collected from Publishers:

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Publishers we work with typically voluntarily share the following information:

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• Contact Data such as business contact details, corporate email address, job details, corporate address, and telephone number.

• Communication Interaction Data: When Publishers send us an email with a question or contact us through any "Contact Us" forms, or otherwise reach out to support, we collect the information they submit to us. 

• Identity Data such as name, email address, or similar identifiers shared in connection with Publisher integrations.

• Payment Data: Same as Affiliate Partners, above.

• Payout Data such as payment details for revenue share payouts under commercial agreements.

• Technical Information necessary for integrations, such as website domain, API endpoint details, authentication information, and ad placement details.

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6.   Information Collected from Event Participants: 

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If you are an attendee and choose to register, participate, or interact during an event, we may collect the following Personal Information from you:

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• Registration Data such as name and email addresses (and in certain instances other requested identity, contact, and professional information). In addition, for in-person events, we may collect information such as dietary restrictions to accommodate your preferences.

• Form Data such as full name, email address, country, and company information that prospective customers provide to us through forms submitted at events.  

• Attendee Data: Depending on the nature of the event, attendees may have their image and audio captured (for example, in webinars where your audio and/or camera are on), and if you participate — including by sharing your image or audio, submitting questions through a Q&A, or making comments —  your comments and opinions can be recorded and shared.

• Presenter Data: If you choose to be a presenter at an event, that information will be captured and used in connection with the event and related promotional activities.

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7. Information Collected from Voluntary Survey Participants: 

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From time to time, we may conduct surveys or questionnaires. Participation in these surveys is entirely voluntary.

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• Survey Data: Depending on the survey, we may collect certain identity data, contact data, technical data, professional data, and other family and household information that you choose to provide in your responses. This may include demographic information (such as gender, race or ethnicity, income, education level, and living situation), family information, feedback about your experience using the Services, opinions on certain issues, and other details about you.

 

From time to time, we may conduct surveys or questionnaires. Participation in these surveys is entirely voluntary.

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• While our Services are not designed to collect Sensitive Personal Information, we may  unintentionally receive or process information that could be considered sensitive under applicable law. To the extent such information is collected or disclosed through our Services, we do so in accordance with applicable law and, where required, based on consent or other appropriate legal grounds. In situations where Affiliate Partners provide us with information, we rely on their representations that they have obtained any required consents and provided any required notices under applicable law. Sensitive Personal Information that is publicly available is not considered Sensitive Personal Information for purposes of this Policy.

• We collect and use data for business purposes (referred to as “legitimate interests” in certain jurisdictions), meaning we process data in ways that are necessary and proportionate to operate, secure, and improve our Services, consistent with user expectations. Where required under applicable law, we will offer you the ability to opt in or opt out, in applicable cases — for example, before activating tracking functions used for advertising or analytics.
   

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HOW WE USE PERSONAL INFORMATION

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We use the Personal Information we collect as follows:

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1. Site Visitor Data

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We use Site Visitor data for the following purposes:

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• Analyzing Use of our Sites: We use Site Visitor data to better understand how individuals access and use our Sites, both on an aggregated and individualized basis; to honor their requests and preferences; and for other research, analytical or statistical purposes.

• Communicating with You: We use Site Visitor data to communicate with you, including via email, about our Services; to respond to your inquiries via our website request forms; and to answer any questions or complaints you submit (including requests to exercise privacy rights); to provide you with news.

• Fraud Detection:  We may use Site Visitor data for fraud detection purposes.

• Providing our Sites: We use Site Visitor data to provide and manage our Sites.

• Tailoring Content: We may use Site Visitor data to tailor the content and information that we send or display to you on our Sites, and to otherwise personalize your experiences while using our Sites.

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2. User Data

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We use User data for the following purposes:

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• Analytics and Measurement: We process User data to measure and report on the effectiveness of advertising provided through our Services.

• Device Mapping: Our Services use data to produce a mapping of devices that might be related to each other, meaning that they might be used by the same person or by people within the same household. This helps us better target and measure their campaigns, as well as limiting the number of times the same User sees an ad.

• Interest-Based Advertising: Interest-based advertising (also known as personalized or targeted advertising) is the practice of delivering advertisements that are more relevant to an individual's interests, preferences, or online activity. We use User data to tailor the content and information that we may send or display to Users; to retarget content to Users through our Services and elsewhere; and to otherwise personalize their online experiences through interest-based advertising. 
• Offering our Advertisers Data Segments: A data segment is a grouping of users who share one or more attributes (e.g., travel enthusiasts). We offer a number of data segments to our Advertisers so that they may better target Users who are more likely to be interested in their content and advertisements. We do not expose individual User Data to Advertisers or create segments that are based upon what we consider to be “Sensitive Personal Information” (for example, racial or ethnic origin, religious affiliations, sensitive health information, sex life or sexual orientation, or genetic or biometric data).
• Providing and Improving our Services: We use User data to provide and improve our Services. For example, we use User IDs for opt-out enforcement and segmentation.

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3. Advertiser Data

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We use User data for the following purposes:

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• Analytics and Measurement: We process User data to measure and report on the effectiveness of advertising provided through our Services.

• Billing and Reporting: We  use Advertiser data to calculate billing and payouts and to obtain payment for our Services.

• Communicating with You: We use Advertiser data to communicate, via email, surveys, or otherwise, about Advertiser accounts; to contact Advertisers about relevant  products or services; to respond to Advertiser inquiries, requests, or complaints; and to provide Advertisers with product updates, news, best practices, and other helpful or interesting information that can enhance the use of our Services. 

• Fraud Detection:  We use your Advertiser data for fraud detection purposes.

• Marketing and Advertising: We use Advertiser data to provide Advertisers with newsletters, special offers, and promotions, including via email. These communications will be sent in accordance with our Advertisers’ communications preferences. When we communicate in this way, our emails deploy trackers that track when the emails are opened and measure engagement. 

• Providing and Improving our Services: We use Advertiser data to provide our Services and for other purposes in relation to Advertiser accounts.

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4. Affiliate Partner Data

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We use Publisher data for the following purposes:

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• Analytics and Measurement: We process Affiliate Partner data for analytics and measurement purposes.

• Billing and Reporting: We use Affiliate Partner data to calculate billing and payouts for our Services.

• Communicating with You: We use Affiliate Partner data to communicate, via email or otherwise, to respond to Affiliate Partners inquiries, requests, or complaints; and to provide them with product updates, news, best practices, and other helpful or interesting information. 

• Fraud Detection: We use Affiliate Partner data for fraud detection purposes.

• Providing and Improving our Services: We use Affiliate Partner data to provide our Services and for other purposes in relation to Affiliate Partner accounts.

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5. Publisher Data

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We use Affiliate Partner data for the following purposes:

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• Analytics and Measurement: We process Partner data for analytics and measurement purposes.

• Billing and Reporting: We use Publisher data to calculate billing and payouts for publisher-related Services.
• Communicating with You: We use Publisher data to communicate, via email or otherwise, to respond to Publisher  inquiries, requests, or complaints; and to provide them with product updates, news, best practices, and other helpful or interesting information. 
• Fraud Detection: We use Partner data for fraud detection purposes.
• Providing and Improving our Services: We use Publisher data to provide our Services and for other purposes in relation to Publisher accounts.
• Technical Integrations: We use technical Publisher data where applicable to integrate our Services into digital properties owned or operated by Publishers. 

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6.  Event Participant Data

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We use Event Participant data for the following purposes:

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• Registration Data: We use registration data to sign you up and to provide you with the necessary details about that event and to accommodate your preferences (such as dietary restrictions). 

• Form Data: We use form data for the purposes for which the forms are submitted, such as providing follow-up information about our Services or facilitating registration.

• Attendee and Presenter Data: Attendees may have their image and audio, and relevant comments and opinions, recorded (including as relevant audio or video), and published (to other attendees or outside the event in accordance to our policies, their preferences and as allowed by law). Presenter information is used to run the event (including by sharing  image and audio with attendees) We may use such data outside of the event as permitted by the relevant individuals in compliance with applicable law. 

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7.  Survey Participant Data

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We use Survey Participant data to conduct research and analysis, understand the characteristics, experiences, and opinions of our users and audiences, evaluate and improve our Services, develop insights and reports, measure the effectiveness of our content and Services, and for other purposes disclosed at the time the survey is conducted.

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INFORMATION SHARING

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We share Personal Information as follows:

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1. Advertiser Data May Be Shared with Publishers: We may disclose Advertiser data where relevant to the Services we provide. For example, we may provide Publishers with information about which Advertisers may appear on their network or Advertisers with information about which Publisher websites their campaigns have appeared on.

2. Related Companies: We may disclose Personal Information to any of our current or future “Related Companies,” which are companies controlling, controlled by, or under common control with us, but only for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.

3. Emergencies: We may disclose Personal Information where necessary in emergencies or events beyond our control, such as natural disasters.

4. Law Enforcement, Compliance, and Protection: We may disclose Personal Information only as we believe necessary: (a) to comply with applicable laws, legal processes, or governmental requests; (b) to enforce our Terms of Service or other agreements; (c) to protect our operations, rights, privacy, safety, or property, or those of our employees, users, or others; (d) to assist in fraud detection, prevention, or investigation;  (e) to pursue available remedies or limit potential damages or (f) to manage or resolve legal disputes or claims, including with persons authorized to act on your behalf.

5. Mergers and Acquisitions: We may disclose Personal Information in connection with mergers, acquisitions, or similar corporate transactions, including the sale, transfer, or reorganization of all or a portion of our business or assets. In such cases, Personal Information may be among the assets transferred. We will require that any successor entity continue to handle your Personal Information in accordance with this policy or provide you with appropriate notice and choice if required by applicable law before any material changes take effect.

6. Service Providers: We disclose Personal Information  to vendors, service providers, agents, contractors, or others who perform functions (e.g., maintenance, data analysis, Advertiser relationship management, email marketing, surveys, credit card processing, data hosting, and fraud detection) on our behalf. We share Personal Information with such providers only to the extent necessary for them to perform their contracted functions, and we require them to protect your information as required by law and to at least the same level of privacy and security standards that we maintain. Service providers are prohibited from retaining, using, or disclosing Personal Information for any purpose other than providing services on our behalf and must notify us if they can no longer meet our data-protection expectations.

7. User Data Shared with Advertisers: We share performance reporting data with Advertisers, but the data is strictly pre-aggregated. Advertisers can view aggregated ad performance data, which includes aggregated statistics about how their campaigns performed (e.g. impressions, clicks, and conversions), but the reporting layer never exposes user IDs, IP addresses, raw URLs, or any behavioral data at the individual level.

8. User Data Shared with Affiliate Partners: We share performance reporting data with Affiliate Partners, but the data is strictly pre-aggregated, including aggregated statistics about how campaigns performed but the reporting layer never exposes user IDs, IP addresses, raw URLs, or any behavioral data at the individual level.

9. With Your Consent or at Your Direction: We disclose Personal Information with your consent or at your direction, such as when you request or authorize a specific disclosure.

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AGGREGATED AND DE-IDENTIFIED USER DATA 

We may disclose User data in aggregate or de-identified forms that do not reasonably identify the User to service providers, investors, and other third parties for business purposes, such as financial reporting, maintaining, improving, and securing our Services, or supporting related functionality. For example, we disclose Aggregated ad performance data (pre-aggregated data on impressions, clicks, and conversions) to Advertisers and aggregated User analytics performance data (pre-aggregated data on install counts, retention curves, uninstall rates, and ROI by source) to Affiliate Partners.

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COOKIES AND TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES

We use cookies and similar tracking technologies in connection with our Services. For more information about our use of cookies, including the types of cookies we use, the purposes for which they are used, and the choices available to you, please review our Cookie Policy.

Some uses of cookies and similar technologies may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of Personal Information under applicable U.S. state privacy laws. You may opt out through our Consent Management Platform via the “Your Privacy Choices” link in the footer of the website. 

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PERSONAL INFORMATION TRANSFERS

OddBytes is located in the United States. However, our service providers may be located in other jurisdictions. Any information we collect from you may be processed in a jurisdiction other than the United States.

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DATA SECURITY AND RETENTION

We use commercially reasonable efforts to secure your Personal Information, but we cannot and do not assure that these measures will be sufficient to protect against all efforts to gain unauthorized access to the information.

Collected data is retained for only so long as needed to fulfill the purpose for which it was provided, or as long as is reasonably necessary for our legitimate business purposes. We may retain your information for longer periods if required by law, or in relation to legal claims.

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CHILDREN'S PRIVACY

Our Services are not intended for children under 18, and we do not knowingly collect Personal Information from anyone under that age. 

 

YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

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You have rights and choices regarding your Personal Information, which may vary depending on where you live, and may include the right to:

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• Access – depending on applicable laws, request that we disclose the categories and specific pieces of Personal Information we collect, use, disclose, and share, as well as the business purposes for which we collect and use that information;

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• Correction – request that we correct any Personal Information that is inaccurate or outdated;

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• Deletion – request that we delete Personal Information we maintain about you, subject to applicable legal limitations;

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• Portability – if it is reasonable under applicable laws for us to do so, request a copy of your data in a structured, machine-readable format and, in certain cases, ask that we transmit it to another data controller;

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• Limit, restrict, object to, or opt out of processing or selling – under certain applicable laws, you may request that we stop or limit how we process your data, including limiting the use of sensitive Personal Information, and opt out of the selling of your Personal Information. Specifically, under California law, you also have the right to direct us not to “sell” your Personal Information or  “share” it for interest based advertising purposes at any time. In other U.S. states, similar opt-out rights may apply where our activities fall within the concept of a “sale” of Personal Information. Under certain applicable European laws, you may also request that processing be limited while we respond to one of your other requests; 

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• Profiling for automated decision making -– where required by applicable law, you may have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, that produces legal effects concerning you or similarly significant effects. You may also have the right to request information about the logic involved in such processing and to object to or request human review of certain automated decisions. However, OddBytes does not currently engage in automated decision-making or profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects on individuals; and

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• Be free from discrimination for exercising your privacy rights.

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If you have provided Personal Information based on consent, you may withdraw your consent at any time. We will consider and process your request within a reasonable time period as required by applicable law.

Before processing or granting any request, we are required to confirm that the right being exercised is available under applicable law, as certain rights may apply only to residents of specific jurisdictions. Only you — or a person authorized to act on your behalf — may submit a verifiable request related to your Personal Information. To ensure security, we must verify your identity and confirm the Personal Information associated with you, which may require additional details depending on the type of request. We may use a third-party verification service to assist in this process.

We cannot process or respond to a request if we cannot verify your identity or authority to make the request and confirm that the Personal Information relates to you. Depending on the jurisdiction, limitations may apply to how often access requests can be submitted within a 12-month period, and we may have the right to decline requests that are unfounded, excessive, or otherwise not considered reasonable within that jurisdiction’s standards. For example, under California law you may only make a verifiable consumer request for Access twice within a 12-month period. If we deny your request, we will explain the reason and provide information about any rights to appeal. We strive to respond within the timeframes required by applicable law.

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• To exercise your privacy rights, including the rights to access, delete, correct, and limit Personal Information as described below, please email us at the address in the Contact Us section or write to us at OddBytes LLC, 301 N. Main St., Suite 201, Huntington Beach, CA 92648.

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• Use our consent management tool via the cookie banner or the “Your Privacy Choices” link on our website to opt out of tracking. Please note that if you delete your browser cookies or use a different browser, you will need to opt out again using the link above.

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• If you have opted in to marketing emails, use the unsubscribe link included at the bottom of any marketing or promotional email we send you to opt out. Please note that even after you unsubscribe, you may still receive transactional or service-related messages related to your account or our ongoing business relationship.

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Certain states may allow residents to appeal a denial of a privacy-related request. If we decline to process your request, you may have a right to appeal by emailing the address in the Contact Us section. We may reject your request for appeal if the state in which you reside does not allow a right to appeal.

If you wish to make a complaint about how we process your Personal Information, please contact us at the address in the Contact Us section. We take all complaints seriously and aim to resolve them with respect. Although we believe we can address most complaints with you directly, you may also choose to file a complaint with the relevant data protection authority.

 

CALIFORNIA NOTICE

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California law requires businesses to provide specific additional disclosures organized under certain mandatory categories regarding the collection, use, and sharing of Personal Information. For California purposes, the categories of Personal Information we have collected, disclosed, and shared in the preceding 12 months are described below.

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• (A) Identifiers: For example, we collect name, alias, postal address, email address, IP address, online identifiers, account name when shared with us. 

• (B) Personal Information under Cal. Civ. Code §1798.80(e):  For example, we collect contact details and business-related information for Advertisers, Affiliates, and Publishers, such as name, signature, address, phone number.

• (C) Characteristics of Protected Classifications: For example, we may collect age, gender, or other protected characteristics from Survey Participants (but only if voluntarily provided).

• (D) Commercial Information: For example, we collect records of services obtained, considered, or interacted with.

• (E) Biometric Information: We do not knowingly collect biometric identifiers such as facial recognition or fingerprints.

• (F) Internet or Other Electronic Network Activity Information: For example, we collect User browsing history, search history, and interaction data (pages visited, clicks, usage patterns).

• (G) Geolocation Data: For example, we collect approximate location derived from User IP addresses or devices.

• (H) Sensory Information: For example, we collect audio, electronic, or visual information such as recordings of Event Participants.

• (I) Professional or Employment-Related Information: For example, we may collect from Advertisers’ job title, employer, industry, and other professional details.

• (J) Education Information (FERPA): We do not knowingly collect education records as defined by applicable law.

• (K) Inferences: We make inferences about preferences, interests, or likely needs of our Advertisers and Users.

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We collect the information from Site Visitors, Advertisers and Users as described above and use it for the following business purposes:
 

1. Performing Services to operate, deliver, maintain, and manage our Services, accounts, business relationships, and communications with users.

2. Security and Integrity to protect our Services, systems, users, and data; detect, investigate, and prevent fraud, unauthorized access, and other malicious or unlawful activity; and comply with applicable legal obligations.

3. Debugging and Troubleshooting to identify, investigate, and fix errors, bugs, and other issues affecting the functionality of our Services.

4. Auditing and Analytics to measure usage, evaluate performance, monitor effectiveness, and better understand how our Services are used.

5. Internal Research and Development to analyze user needs, develop new products and features, and improve our Services and offerings.

6. Quality Assurance and Improvement to maintain accurate records, enhance functionality, improve performance, optimize user experience, and support our business operations.

7. Advertising and Marketing to provide relevant communications, tailor content and offerings, and promote our products and services.

8. Short-Term Transient Use including providing non-personalized advertising to Users.

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PRIVACY POLICY UPDATES

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We may revise or update this Policy from time to time. If we make significant changes to how we handle Personal Information, we will post changes to the Policy on our site and change the date on the top of this page. Your use of our Services following the posting of changes on our website will constitute your consent to the changes.  If material changes are made, we will provide additional notice in advance (e.g., a disclaimer on our website). 

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CONTACT US

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If you have any questions about our privacy practices, you can reach out to us at privacy@oddbytes.com.

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