May 15, 2024
While safeguarding your privacy, Panoply Media LLC ("Panoply," "we," or "us") offers customized services and communications. This Privacy Policy explains how we gather, use, and share information via our websites, mobile apps, and other online services and products that link to or publish this Privacy Policy, and when you access our podcasts (either through our services or outside third-party services). Before using our Services, we advise perusing the Privacy Policy. By using the Services, you agree to this Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service.
Our child-oriented services follow our Children's Privacy Policy.
One: Information We Possess
Data You Provided:
We may compile personal information you provide across the services. We may request the following information when you register with our Services, access certain content or features, register for competitions or sweepstakes, provide comments and other material, order goods, or get in touch with us with questions or feedback:
Name, email, postal, phone, contact details;
Username, display name, password;
Age and gender; demographic information;
Paying information includes payment card number and expiration date;
Personal tastes in communication;
Search keywords;
Online we publish photographs, comments, articles, and other content.
Your letters and other material;
Extra data as mentioned while gathering or with your permission.
You could be providing personal information here. Personal information is something which may uniquely identify you. Personal information unrelated to you is not covered by this Privacy Policy; we may consider it non-personal information and use it without your permission unless legally mandated otherwise.
A. Automatically Collected Data.
Some information (called "Usage Information") may be automatically collected by the Services including:
Your OS and browsing browser;
Your geographical location may be found using your Internet Protocol (IP) address, which is automatically assigned to your computer upon Internet access.
geolocation data;
Mobile device identifying numbers and additional distinctive markers;
You went to these sites both before and following the Services;
Pages and links you click in the Services;
Cookie, web beacon, and other technology information;
Your email exchanges include links viewed and messages opened or forwarded;
Typical Server Notes.
Panoply ignores personal information about usage unless mandated by law. We might, however, mix your Personal Information with Usage Information. Under this Privacy Policy, we will consider Usage Information combined with your Personal Information as Personal Information.
Using cookies, pixel tags, Local Shared Objects—sometimes known as "Flash Cookies"—and other technologies, we may automatically gather Usage Information.
Local shared items, cookies, pixel tags
Cookie storage in your web browser comes from Cookie acceptance on your system depends on your browser settings. Refusing cookies, however, can keep you from utilizing certain of the Services' online products, services, or features.
Pixel tags, sometimes referred to as "web beacons," or "clear GIFs," can identify cookies, the time and date a page is seen, a description of the page where the pixel tag is located, and other computer or device data.
Bigger than standard cookies, a computer or mobile device's Adobe Flash media player downloads Local Shared Objects—sometimes known as "Flash Cookies." You might have to go beyond changing your browser settings to disable associated technologies and Local Shared Objects. Adobe's Setting Manager allows one to change local shared objects. Should you reject, disable, or remove these technologies, certain Services functionality may be lost.
Scripts buried deep
Embedded programs compile information about your usage of services. Enabled while you are connected to the Services, it is downloaded from either our web server or a third party with whom we work and thereafter deleted or turned off.
Localization Technologies
GPS, geo-filtering, and other location-aware technologies discover you (sometimes precisely) to validate your position and distribute or restrict suitable content.
Device Fingerprinting
JavaScript objects and installed fonts from your device's browser are used in device fingerprinting to create a "fingerprint" distinctively identifying your device and apps.
Tracking In-App
Unlike cookies and cannot be prevented by browser settings, mobile applications may make use of tracking methods not depending on browsers. Some observe user activity across applications and link it with a particular app using device IDs, often known as "Ad IDs." Our mobile apps' uninstall prevents data harvesting. Permissions on your mobile device might let you turn on or off location-based services for privacy.
For further on tracking technologies and your alternatives, see Section 7.
C. Data from Others.
We might combine third-party service information with our knowledge about you and that of a service provider. Under this Privacy Policy, we shall consider third-party sourced information combined with Personal Information we have acquired about you on the Services as Personal Information. Policies or information provided by third parties does not bind us.
Two. Purposes of Processing
When you give express consent, Panoply handles Personal Information to: (i) supply Services you request, (ii) for our legitimate business interests, including Service security and development, and (iv) as authorized by law.
In 3. leveraging knowledge
We might use Services data for numerous uses, including:
Send you the products, discounts, services, newsletters, and information you want; respond to your messages.
Tailor and adapt Services consumption;
Unless you opt out, we might get in touch about products, services, and events we believe you would enjoy by email, text, or other method;
Forward legal warnings, surveys, and other Services-related material to you.
Maintain or provide the Services, conduct business analysis, or for other internal purposes improve our business, the Services, and other products and services;
Post items in our interactive tools including comments, articles, and other stuff;
Answer employment questions;
To show you pertinent ads on our Services and elsewhere and evaluate their reach and performance;
As otherwise stated with your permission or during collecting.
The fourth is Distribution of Information
Including personal information, we would want you to know when and with whom we share information. We could send Services data to other entities:
Corporate parents, associates, and subordinates. For commercial, operational, and marketing reasons, we might forward your data to our corporate owners, subsidiaries, and other affiliated businesses;
Service providers. We might forward your details to our agents and service partners hosting the Services, running a store or other e-commerce platform, doing analysis, or forwarding communications on our behalf;
Selecting Corporate Sponsors. Selected business partners may be sent your information, including personal information, to provide you special deals, promotional materials, advertising, and other pertinent stuff. Though Panoply is not in charge of their privacy policies, some business partners may use your data for their own needs.
Other Parties As mandated by Law or to Support Services. Whether or not legally mandated, we may provide your information to third parties to protect Panoply, our corporate parents, affiliates, and subsidiaries, and our Service users' legal rights, safety, and security; enforce our Terms of Service; prevent fraud (or for risk management purposes); and comply with or respond to law enforcement or legal process or government or other entity request for cooperation.
With regard to asset transfer. Should we sell all or only part of our company, conduct asset sales or transfers, merge, or file for bankruptcy, we might forward your information to one or more third parties;
Others With Your Permission. If you permission, we may transfer information about you to third parties, including when you post material to a public component of the Services, like a chat room, forum, blog, or other community tool;
Details gathered. Third parties may be given aggregate website traffic figures and demographic studies.
Fifth. Social Media:
To provide their services via our Services, Panoply collaboratively works with other social media firms. Friends and followers on other third-party social networking sites such Facebook, Twitter, and others might benefit from your platforms expertise. Social networking sites might gather your Service activity among other personal information. Legislation and their privacy policies state that these outside social networking sites might notify your friends on our sites and on their services that you use. Should you utilize outside social networking sites, we might be able to learn about you including your contacts.
Our Services may let you link Twitter and Facebook accounts. The credentials of the other site or service might enable you to log in for particular purposes on our Services. Should you link your account, this privacy statement pertains to any third-party account information we collect.
The sixth is Linkages from third parties
Panoply does not control or preserve outside websites or web services connected to the Services. Panoply does not endorse other websites, their content, or their proprietors. Third-party material is not covered under this Privacy Policy. Review the privacy policies for these outside websites.
5. Ad Tracking and Analytics
Third parties may use Local Shared Objects, web beacons, cookies, and other technologies inserted and read to compile data via the Services. These technologies may be used by our third-party service providers to serve targeted adverts on our Services and throughout the Internet as well as to compile data (i) for traffic measurement, research, and analytics. Under this Privacy Policy, we shall treat third-party data combined with personally obtained direct from you on the Services as Personal Information. Otherwise, their information collecting and storage—including whether they share information with us, what they share, and your decisions on the visibility of third party services—is governed by their policies and practices.
Visit http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout to opt out of Google Analytics cookies or install the browser add-on.
Please be aware that even if you choose to opt out of some, you might still get other online behavioral advertising. Choosing to opt out just prevents the chosen members from providing interest-based advertising, but you will still get customised information and advertisements from other ad networks. Panoply disclaims liability for third-party opt-out decisions, initiatives, or representations of their activities.
We might SMS you, send you newsletters, promotional emails, and other correspondence. For commercial purposes without your permission, we will not sell, rent, enable another party to use your email or SMS address. Clicking the opt-out or "unsubscribed" link in commercial e-mails or contacting us at; and then following the directions in our text messages to text "STOP" will let you opt out of getting some promotional communications from us at any time. Your opt-out has no effect on further subscriptions; it just affects the email or phone number you supplied. Opting out from email might take ten business days. Your opt-out request does not apply to non-commercial emails or desired communications.
A. Why and what information does Panoply get from children?
Services offered by Panoply are not meant for US or EU minors under 13 or 16. Panoply does not intentionally gather Personal Information from kids under 13 in the US or 16 in the EU for those Services. Panoply may compile user information for Child Services, including Pinna:
When users interact with our Child Services, Panoply or a third party may automatically gather permanent identifiers such unique device IDs, IP addresses, or other such comparable IDs. Using persistent IDs, our Child Services' internal operations—maintaining and analyzing them, performing network communications, authenticating users, personalizing content, serving contextual advertising, capping advertising frequency, and safeguarding their security or integrity—use consistent identities. Before obtaining permanent identifiers from Child Service users for any other use than internal operations, we will contact parents and get their confirmed consent. PUSH notifications. When an app isn't in use, push notifications let cellphones and other devices pick up and display app alerts. Panoply (1) may gather device IDs for the purpose of sending push notifications about account-related issues, new content and features, and other child-appropriate information related to the Child Service, and (2) will make reasonable efforts to notify the user's parent or guardian when a user of a device with a Child Service app choose to receive push notifications from us.
B. Personal information gleaned from children is gathered by whom?
The aforementioned information can be gathered by panoply and outside operators helping our Child Services initiatives.
C. Will private information be shared?
Children are not allowed to post Personal Information.
Users' personal information might be shared with outside businesses supporting our operations.
We may reveal a child's Personal Information to safeguard our Services, take care against liability, react to court processes, or furnish information to law enforcement or public safety inquiries, to the extent allowed by law.
D. How do parents review, remove, or stop gathering their children's personal information?
Parents can check or delete their children's Personal Information or object to its collection or use at any moment. Parents can ask for any of the above via phone, email, or letter:
[email protected]
Please include in each request the email address of the parent of the account. Before granting access to Personal Information to thus protect children's privacy and security, we shall make reasonable attempts to validate a parent's identify.
Twelve. Safety in Data
We protect your Personal Information from accidental or intentional destruction, loss, disclosure, or access using sensible technological and organizational tools.
You are in charge of safeguarding your account password and of any illegal Service or Child Service use. Tell us right once of any illegal password or account access or other security breach.
13. Store and Maintaining Data
Your personal data is kept on US servers of our database management system providers. Your data is stored with us for the lifetime of our relationship.
14. Accuracy of Personal Data
Although you must provide your Personal Information when interacting with us, we take steps to confirm its correctness and completeness.
Laws and some circumstances let you:
Ask your personal data. We may email you a copy of your personal information.
Correct any inaccurate or missing Personal Information we have about you.
If we no longer need your Personal Information or you have objected to processing (see below), ask that it be deleted.
Should our legitimate interest—that of a third party—be at risk and your situation calls for it, you may object to our handling of your Personal Information.
If you wish us to confirm the accuracy or use of your personal data, you can limit its processing.
Get your personal information transferred.
Please contact us using the information in the "contact us" part of this privacy policy to exercise these rights. Valid requests will be handled within thirty days. Legal delay for complex requests might be two months; you will be informed of the reasons.
Getting your personal information (or using any other right) is free. Should your access request be excessive or unjustified, we might charge a reasonable fee. In such situations we could turn down the request. Other EU laws might make it impossible for us to handle requests. We will explain a turned down request.
To confirm your identity and right to access the data (or exercise any other rights), we might have to ask specifically from you special information needed. Another approach to guard personal data against illegal publication is this one.
Residents of the EU can voice grievances to EU Supervisory Authorities. If you, however, find issues with the way your Personal Information is handled, kindly get in touch with us and we will react quickly.
To seek rights, contact us using the information in the "Contact Us" part of this Privacy Policy.
Personal Data Transfers Across Nations
Please be advised that we might move and keep your Personal Information on servers or databases in a nation with less strict privacy regulations than yours. We process and retain personal data in the US for clients from throughout the world.
17. Data Manager
For EU users of our Services, Panoply is your Personal Information controller.
18: Changes in Privacy Policies
Publishing revisions or other notifications will allow this Privacy Policy to be changed at any moment. Your ongoing use of the Services or following such a Privacy Policy modification indicates agreement of the new terms and conditions. Any privacy policy changes that potentially impact information gathered from or about children and require parental permission under COPPA will be sought from a parent or legal guardian.
19. Get in touch.
For questions about our privacy policy, get in touch via email, phone, or postal address shown below:
[email protected]