California and Other US State Privacy Rights

This section supplements the Privacy Policy where a state privacy law applies to Carmen and the processing involved. Some statutes apply only to businesses meeting particular thresholds. It does not represent that Carmen is currently a covered CCPA business solely because it serves California residents.

Depending on the applicable law, rights can include access to personal information and information about its collection or disclosure; correction; deletion; portability; opting out of sale, sharing or targeted advertising; limiting certain uses of sensitive information; and an appeal.

Carmen’s information categories, sources, purposes and recipient types are described in the Privacy Policy. Sensitive information is used for the requested service and applicable security or legal purposes, with any required additional consent or condition. Private and Google-connected information is excluded from advertising uses under this Policy.

Optional analytics and advertising attribution are currently disabled. Earlier public-site Google analytics/advertising measurement could transmit browser/device identifiers, page activity and advertising-click identifiers. Applicable requests can address that earlier processing as well as current information. Contact us for information about the categories and recipients of past disclosures.

Send a request to support@gowithcarmen.com, use Settings for account deletion, or write to Long Game Ventures Inc, 759 Waller Street, San Francisco, CA 94117, United States. An authorized agent may act with appropriate evidence of authority.

We respond within the period required by the law governing the request and explain a lawful extension or exception. We do not require identity verification for an opt-out or limitation request where prohibited. For an appeal where available, use the subject Privacy appeal; our response will explain further complaint options.

Optional tracking remains disabled regardless of a browser’s Global Privacy Control setting. If we introduce a covered sale, sharing or targeted-advertising use, applicable opt-out signals and required controls will govern it. Exercising a right does not create a new charge or authorize unlawful discrimination.