Words that start with a capital letter have specific meanings throughout this policy. That definition applies whether we're talking about one or many of them.

Just so we're on the same page: • Account is your personal profile to access the Service. • Affiliate means a company that controls, is controlled by, or shares control with another company. Control means owning half or more of the voting power or shares. • Company (also "we", "us", "our") is the fishing destination platform. • Cookies are tiny files that sit on your device and track your browsing and preferences. • Country means Washington, United States. • Device is whatever you're using to access us—computer, phone, tablet, that kind of thing. • Personal Data is any information that identifies you or could identify you. • Service means the Website and everything on it. • Service Provider is someone who processes data on our behalf. • Usage Data is information we automatically collect when you use the Service or when the system runs. • Website is our online platform. • You is you—the person using this.

When you use our Service, we might ask for information to identify you or get in touch. That could be: • Your name • Email address • Messages you send through contact forms • Usage Data Usage Data happens automatically just from you being on the Service. That includes things like your device's IP address, what browser you're using, which pages you looked at, when you visited, how long you stayed on each one, device IDs and technical info.

We track what happens on the Service using cookies and other tracking methods so we can see what's working and keep things running smoothly. Beacons, tags and scripts all help us gather data and improve things. • Cookies or Browser Cookies are small files that live on your device. You can tell your browser to reject all of them or give you a heads up when one shows up. • Web Beacons are tiny electronic files embedded in some pages and emails. They let us count page views or know when someone opened an email. Session and Persistent Cookies handle what we call Essential Cookies, Policy Acceptance Cookies and Functionality Cookies. Check out our Cookies Policy if you want the full breakdown.

We use what you give us for a few reasons: • Keeping the Service up and running, tracking how it's used. • Managing your Account, which means signing you up and maintaining your profile. • Holding up our end of any agreement. • Reaching out to you via email, phone, text or other ways. • Sending you updates, deals and info about stuff we offer or events coming up. • Handling requests and questions you send our way. • If we ever get acquired or merge with someone else. • General stuff like figuring out trends, understanding how people use things, seeing what marketing works. Sometimes we share your info with Service Providers, Affiliates, business partners, other users in public areas of the Service, or whenever you've given us the go-ahead.

We only keep your data for as long as we actually need it for the reasons we mentioned. We hold onto it when the law says we have to. Your information gets processed at our offices and wherever else our team is based. It might end up on computers in a different state, province, country or jurisdiction than where you are. By using the Service and giving us your info, you're saying it's okay with you if we move it around like that.

You can ask us to delete your Personal Data. The Service might let you remove some stuff directly from your Account. Sign in anytime to update, change or get rid of your information. Just know that sometimes we have to hold onto certain things because the law requires it or we have a legitimate reason to keep it.

If we merge with another company, get bought out, or sell our assets, your data might move with that transaction. We'll give you a heads up before that happens. We might have to hand over your Personal Data if a court orders it or if a government agency makes a valid request. Keeping your data safe matters to us. That said, nothing on the internet is completely bulletproof. We use reasonable safeguards to protect what you give us, but we can't promise it's impossible to breach.

The Service isn't for anyone under 18. We don't intentionally collect personal info from kids that age. If you're a parent or guardian and your child gave us their information, get in touch. If we realize we collected data from someone under 18 without parental permission, we remove it from our servers right away.

We might link to sites that aren't ours. Following those links takes you somewhere else, and we'd recommend checking out their privacy policies. We don't control what happens on third party sites and we're not responsible for their content, privacy practices or anything else they do.

We might tweak this policy from time to time. When we do, we'll post the updated version here. You'll also get an email notice or see a prominent message on the Service before changes take effect. This privacy policy became effective as of insert current date

Got questions about this Privacy Policy? Reach out to us at info@dailygarden.online.