Privacy choices
Your Privacy Choices
Effective: September 22, 2026
Depending on where you live, privacy law may give you rights over personal information EOTLS processes. This page explains the request categories EOTLS supports and how those requests are handled.
1. Rights that may apply
- Know / access: request categories or specific personal information we maintain about you.
- Correction: request correction of inaccurate personal information.
- Deletion: request deletion, subject to legal exceptions such as transaction, tax, fraud, security and dispute records.
- Portability: request a portable copy where required and technically feasible.
- Opt out: opt out of targeted advertising or a legally defined sale/share if EOTLS engages in that activity and the right applies.
- Restriction / objection: request limits on certain processing where the law provides that right.
- Third-party disclosure information: request categories, or in some states a specific list, of third parties to which covered information was disclosed.
- Appeal: where applicable, appeal a decision on a privacy request.
- Non-discrimination: exercise covered privacy rights without unlawful discriminatory treatment.
2. Current sale/share status
EOTLS does not currently sell personal information for money and does not currently run cross-site behavioral advertising as a core site feature. If a future advertising or analytics integration creates a legal “sale,” “sharing,” or targeted-advertising opt-out right, the site will update this disclosure and provide the required mechanism.
3. Global Privacy Control
Where applicable law requires recognition of a supported universal opt-out mechanism such as Global Privacy Control (GPC), EOTLS will treat the signal as an opt-out request for covered browser/device activity that EOTLS controls. Because the present site does not intentionally run covered targeted-advertising integrations, there may be nothing additional to disable beyond essential operations.
4. How to submit a request
Use the Contact page and identify the request as a “Privacy Request.” State the right you want to exercise and the email/account/order information reasonably needed to locate your records. Do not send passwords or complete payment-card data.
5. Verification
We may need to verify your identity before fulfilling an access, deletion, correction or portability request. Verification may include confirming control of an email address, account, recent order or other information already associated with the record. We use verification information only to process and document the request.
6. Authorized agents
Where law permits an authorized agent to act for you, we may request evidence of the agent’s authority and may separately verify your identity or confirm the request with you unless law provides otherwise.
7. Appeals
If applicable law gives you a right to appeal and we deny a request, reply to the decision or contact EOTLS with “Privacy Appeal” and explain why you believe the decision should be reconsidered. You may also have the right to contact your state attorney general or data-protection authority.
8. California-specific notices
California residents may have additional rights under applicable privacy laws, including access/know, correction, deletion, opt-out and non-discrimination rights. EOTLS does not currently disclose personal information to third parties for their own direct marketing in the manner commonly addressed by California’s “Shine the Light” law. California users under 18 may contact us regarding removal of content they personally posted where applicable; removal may not be complete in all systems or where retention is legally permitted.
9. EEA/UK and similar rights
Where applicable, you may have rights to access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, portability, withdrawal of consent and complaint to a supervisory authority. Processing needed to fulfill an order may continue where another lawful basis applies even after marketing consent is withdrawn.
10. Response timing and exceptions
We aim to respond within the period required by applicable law. Rights are subject to exceptions, including records needed to complete a transaction, maintain security, prevent fraud, comply with law, exercise legal claims or protect others’ rights.