ELEABLE PRIVACY INFORMATION
Effective November 10, 2026
Eleable respects the privacy rights of individuals who interact with our websites, digital properties, and professional services. This notice explains rights to opt out of certain sales, sharing, targeted advertising, and qualifying profiling under applicable U.S. state privacy laws, and how to submit a request.
This notice supplements our Privacy Policy. It does not replace it. The legal definitions of “sale,” “sharing,” “targeted advertising,” and “personal information” differ among jurisdictions, and not every right or disclosure applies to every interaction or business.
To request that Eleable stop any covered sale or sharing of your personal information, or to opt out of targeted advertising or qualifying profiling where a statutory right applies, contact our privacy team. In your message, state the request you wish to make and the email address or other reasonable information necessary to locate your interaction with Eleable.
An email request provides a direct contact method; it does not itself disable cookies or third-party tracking on your browser. Where a legally required cookie-consent or opt-out preference control applies, that control must also be implemented on the relevant website. We will review and respond to requests as required by applicable law.
Depending on your state of residence, whether the applicable law covers Eleable and the activity at issue, and relevant legal exemptions, you may be entitled to:
Eleable will apply the rights, definitions, verification requirements, exceptions, and response deadlines required by the law governing a valid request.
A “sale” of personal information does not always require a traditional exchange of data for money. Under some state laws, disclosures to another party for valuable consideration may qualify. California law separately uses “sharing” to describe certain disclosures for cross-context behavioral advertising, whether or not money changes hands. Other state laws use “targeted advertising” or related terms.
For example, an advertising pixel or cross-site measurement service may constitute a covered disclosure depending on its configuration and the information transmitted. Routine disclosures to vendors acting as qualifying service providers are not necessarily sales or sharing. An accurate determination depends on the specific technology, contracts, purposes, and applicable law.
Eleable's activities may involve the categories below when the corresponding services or technologies are used. This table identifies disclosure types that should be assessed for privacy compliance. It is not a representation that Eleable has sold, shared, or disclosed each category during the preceding twelve months. Actual historical disclosures and recipients must be determined from operational records.
| PERSONAL INFORMATION CATEGORY | POTENTIAL BUSINESS-PURPOSE RECIPIENTS | POSSIBLE ADVERTISING-RELATED ACTIVITY | WHAT TO VERIFY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identifiers and contact information | Hosting, communications, scheduling, payment or project-service providers | Marketing platform matching or advertising audience tools, only if enabled | Whether identifiers are sent to advertising services; lawful basis and opt-out controls |
| Commercial and project information | Authorized collaborators, project systems, accounting and client-approved vendors | Generally not required for advertising; particular integrations may differ | Which vendors receive client and prospect project details |
| Internet or network activity | Website hosting, security, debugging, analytics and support vendors | Pixels, interest-based advertising or cross-site measurement, if enabled | Actual tags, cookies, browser identifiers, recipients and consent mechanisms |
| Approximate geolocation | Hosting, security and analytics services that process IP-derived region information | Location-related targeting or campaign measurement, if configured | Whether location is collected, its precision and its recipients |
| Professional or employment information | Recruitment partners or authorized service collaborators | Not ordinarily needed for cross-context advertising | Whether applicant data is shared beyond necessary providers |
| Visual, audio and communications materials | Authorized creative contractors, communications platforms and secure storage providers | Marketing use only with appropriate rights and permissions | Whether any personal content is used for ads or audiences |
| Marketing preferences or inferences | Authorized marketing, communications and analytics providers | Audience segmentation, ad measurement or personalization, if enabled | Whether any activities constitute statutory sale, sharing or targeted advertising |
| Sensitive personal information | Only recipients appropriate to a necessary, authorized and legally permitted purpose | Not required for ordinary inquiries or standard agency advertising | Whether sensitive data is collected at all and any applicable restrictions |
Some browsers transmit a legacy “Do Not Track” preference. That signal is different from legally recognized opt-out preference signals, such as Global Privacy Control (GPC). Where applicable law requires a business to honor a qualifying universal opt-out mechanism for covered processing, Eleable must honor it on the relevant website if that law applies.
A written policy alone does not activate technical signal recognition. The website's consent management, advertising tools, tags, and other relevant configurations must be set up to implement legally required preferences. If you have a privacy concern regarding a signal, contact legal@eleable.com.
Depending on the features enabled, Eleable-operated websites may use necessary cookies for site operation, security and basic functionality, and optional cookies or similar technologies for analytics, embedded content, or advertising. Third-party services may independently process browsing data when their integrations are activated.
Where required, nonessential cookies must be subject to appropriate consent or choice mechanisms. Browser controls may let you delete or block cookies, though some website functions may be affected. Independent resources include the Digital Advertising Alliance and Your Online Choices. These tools do not replace rights you may exercise directly with Eleable.
When processing a request, we may ask for information reasonably necessary to verify your identity or match your request to a relevant record. We will not require more information than is reasonably necessary, and an opt-out request may be subject to different verification rules from an access or deletion request. Please do not send government-issued identification through ordinary email unless specifically directed to an appropriate secure process.
If Eleable cannot verify or fulfill a request, we will provide an explanation or additional instructions when required by law. We will also consider legally valid requests made by an authorized agent. Where an appeal right applies, submit an appeal by emailing legal@eleable.com with “Privacy Appeal” in the subject line and describing your initial request.
Eleable's ordinary business-facing website services are not directed toward children under 13. Eleable does not need sensitive personal information to respond to ordinary design, public relations, talent, or commercial inquiries. Please do not submit sensitive information through general contact channels unless specifically needed and securely requested.
Additional rules apply to sales or sharing involving minors and to sensitive personal information in certain jurisdictions. Where those rules apply, legally required consent, restrictions, notices, and rights must be observed.
Eleable may design, administer, or review websites for independent clients. A client's own privacy policy and practices generally govern information that the client collects and determines how to use, subject to the actual contractual arrangements and applicable law. Eleable's role may be that of a processor or service provider for those activities.
Requests regarding a client's independently controlled data may need to be directed to that client. Eleable's use of separate service providers or third-party platforms is governed by the relevant arrangements and applicable laws.
This page focuses on sale, sharing, and targeted advertising choices under U.S. state law. Additional rights may apply under European, UK, Swiss, or other laws, including access, deletion, correction, restriction, objection, and data portability. Our full Privacy Policy contains further details about collection, retention, international transfers, and related privacy rights.
For any questions or concerns about this notice, contact legal@eleable.com. We will update this notice when necessary to reflect changes in our practices or applicable legal requirements.