In this section of the Privacy Policy, we explain what types of Personal Information we may collect about consumers. The Personal Information collected depends on the type of interaction we have with a consumer (such as calling, visiting our website, or using one of our mobile apps), the types of products a consumer considers or purchases, and what information Creators Legal’s customers choose to share with us. This section includes all of the information that we may collect about consumers, but we will rarely collect all of these types of information about any single person.
As used in this Privacy Policy, Personal Information means information that relates and is capable of being linked, to a particular person. It does not include de-identified or aggregated information.
Creators Legal potentially collects the following categories of information about consumers, some of which may be collected or maintained in a manner such that it can be considered Personal Information:
Identifiers: Examples of the types of identifiers that Creators Legal may collect include real names, nicknames, postal addresses, online identifiers, Internet Protocol addresses (“IP addresses”), email addresses, account numbers, and other government identification numbers.
Other types of information: Examples of other types of information include physical characteristics or descriptions of you, telephone number, insurance policy number, education, employment, financial information including bank account, credit card, and debit card numbers. It also includes additional information provided to Creators Legal directly by you, such as when you complete a questionnaire or answer a survey. This category includes information identified as Personal Information in California Civil Code Section 1798.80(e) that is not otherwise categorized.
Characteristics protected under some laws: Examples of the types of characteristics that Creators Legal may collect include age, national origin, citizenship, marital status, medical information, sex, sexual orientation, and veteran or military status.Commercial information: Examples of the types of commercial information that Creators Legal may collect includes records of business and other property owned, products or services purchased, obtained, or considered from Creators Legal or our partners, and other purchasing or consuming histories or tendencies.
Internet information: Examples of the types of internet or other electronic network activity information that Creators Legal may collect includes browsing history, search history, information about the device the consumer is using to access our website or applications, and information regarding a consumer’s interaction with Creators Legal’s or our partners’ websites, applications, or advertisements. We may also collect information from visitors to our website such as browser settings, operating systems, referring/exit pages, and clickstream data. When we send you an email, Creators Legal may also collect information, including about how you interact with that email.
Geolocation information: Creators Legal may collect information about where a consumer resides or is otherwise located.
Audio and visual information: Creators Legal may make audio recordings of calls with consumers. We may make visual recordings of consumers when they visit our premises or when consumers agree that Creators Legal may take their photograph or videotape them. We may also collect visual images of consumers when they are provided to us in connection with a product, such as when they are submitted as part of a trademark order. We do not collect thermal or olfactory information.
Professional and employment-related information: Examples of the types of professional and employment-related information Creators Legal may collect includes information about professional status and affiliations, employment history, and employment status.
We do not collect biometric or education information that is maintained by an educational institution or party acting on an educational institution’s behalf. We also do not collect inferences about consumers, although as described below, may we may internally create inferences based on the information that we do collect.
