Privacy Policy

Your privacy is important to us. The Urban Detox Project™ (TUDP) has specific privacy guidelines, designed to help us respect and protect your privacy rights. This Privacy Statement will let you know what Personal Information (PI) TUDP may collect, how we use it, how we protect it, and your rights and choices with respect to your PI. This Privacy Statement applies to all TUDP operations as well as websites, mobile applications and digital services (“websites”) that link to or post it. It is incorporated into and made a part of our Terms of Use for this website, which include provisions that limit the liability of TUDP.

PI We Collect and How We Use It

Depending on your interactions with TUDP, we may collect the following PI: 

  • Name/Alias/Signature; 

  • Full Date of Birth; 

  • Identifiable Photograph/Video;

  • Gender; 

  • Business/Professional Contact Information (e.g., title, company name, business address, business email address, business phone/fax number); 

  • Personal Contact Information (e.g., personal address, personal email address, personal phone/fax, personal web/internet address); 

  • Online identifiers that correspond to your device(s) (e.g., personal IP [Internet Protocol] address, cookies, RFID, etc.); 

  • Employment/Professional Job or Qualifications Information;

  • Website Utilization and Social Media Use; 

We process/use PI for the following business or commercial purposes:

  • Activities as an employer to support and fulfill our obligations to our employees; 

  • Marketing and sales of our services; 

  • Communicating information about our services, responding to requests and registration for services; 

  • Providing customer assistance; 

  • Finance and tax activities; 

  • Statistical analytics; 

  • Event management; 

  • Contracting and business planning activities; and 

  • Administration of other legal and business processes that are in the legitimate interest of TUDP, inclusive of company record retention, safeguarding our physical and electronic workplace, and website management. 

TUDP may share your PI with:

  • TUDP employees and affiliates; 

  • Vendors, suppliers and contractors; 

  • Business partners.

You do not have to share your PI with us, but if you choose not to share your PI, we may not be able to provide you with certain information or services.

Through this website, TUDP may: 

  • Collect your Name and Personal Contact Information if you opt in to receive communications (such as requests for information, responses to inquiries, newsletters, etc.). TUDP may also use this information to verify your relationship with TUDP and take other actions in order to respond to your request. 

  • Collect online identifiers that correspond to your device(s) that do not directly identify you in order to improve, manage and secure our websites, network systems and other assets; verify your relationship with us; understand your interests and preferences; and take other actions that may be necessary to respond to your request. 

  • Analyze your website usage including the date and time of your website session, geographic location, how you have navigated the website, and other information collected through our web beacons, cookies, third-party and digital advertising, Google Analytics®; and social media plug-ins. This information is collected for our legitimate business purposes. 

Web beacons: 

A web beacon (also known as an “action tag” or “clear GIF technology”) is a tiny graphic on a web page or in an email message designed to track pages viewed or messages opened, and allows the collection of web log information. Web log information is gathered by the computer that hosts our website (called a "web server") when you visit one of our websites. We may use web beacons to help determine which email messages sent by us were opened and whether a message was acted upon. Web beacons also help TUDP analyze the effectiveness of websites by measuring the number of visitors to a site or how many visitors clicked on key elements of a site.

Cookies: 

A cookie is a small data file that a website can place on your computer’s hard drive where your internet browser files are kept. A cookie saves you the trouble of reentering certain information in some registration areas because cookies can be used to enable a site to “remember” information a visitor has previously inputted. A cookie also helps deliver content and features likely to be of interest to you, based on your previous activities on our site, and to track how sections of the website are used. Cookies can be placed on your computer both by us and by third parties with whom we have a relationship, such as web analytic services and advertising network services. With most internet browsers or other software, you can change your browser settings to erase cookies from your computer hard drive, block all cookies or receive a warning before a cookie is stored. Please check your browser instructions to learn more about these functions. If you reject cookies, functionality of the site may be limited, and you may not be able to take advantage of many of the site's features. 

  • Choices about Cookies: If you would like to opt out of, or manage, cookies used for targeted advertising, you may do so by following the options provided by the Network Advertising Initiative and the Digital Advertising Alliance. Ads displayed to you using this technology will usually have an AdChoices logo in the corner, which you can also click on to begin the same opt-out process. Additionally, if you receive ads on a social media site, you can check that site’s privacy statement and terms of use to determine how to stop seeing such ads. The European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance keeps a website where people can opt out of receiving interest-based advertising from some or all of the network advertising companies participating in the program. You can find information about the EIDAA here. 

  • Do Not Track: There are different ways you can prevent tracking of your online activity. One of them is setting a preference in your browser that alerts websites you visit that you do not want them to collect certain information about you. This is referred to as a Do Not Track (“DNT”) signal. Please note that currently our websites and web-based resources do not respond to these signals from web browsers. At this time, there is no universally accepted standard for what a company should do when a DNT signal is detected. 

Google Analytics: 

Google Analytics may be used to help make our website work better and to help us understand what parts of the website are being utilized. Google Analytics uses technical tools, such as first-party cookies and JavaScript® code, to collect information about visitors. The Google Analytics service tracks visitors to the site who have JavaScript enabled. Google Analytics anonymously tracks how visitors interact with a website, including where they came from and what they did on a site. Google Analytics collects the information set forth above from users. This information is used to administer and update the website, and we will assess whether the visitors to the site match the expected site demographics and determine how key audiences are navigating the content. First-party cookies (such as the Google Analytics cookie) and third-party cookies (such as the DoubleClick cookie) will be used to report how your ad impressions, other uses of ad services, and interactions with these ad impressions and ad services are related to visits to this site. 

  • Opt-Out Provision: Google Analytics offers an opt-out provision for website visitors who do not want their data to be collected. You can receive more information about this option here. 

  • Google's Use of Data: Google and its wholly owned subsidiaries may retain and use, subject to the terms of its Privacy Policy (located here, or at another such URL that Google may provide from time to time), information collected in your use of the Google Analytics Information Disclosures and Sharing. 

Third-Party and Digital Advertising: 

We may partner with third-party advertising networks to manage our advertising on other sites. Our ad network partners may place cookies and web beacons and similar digital markers on your browser when you visit our websites to collect information about your activities over time on this and third-party websites, apps and other online services, to provide you targeted advertising based upon your interests. We may also share PI about you with third parties in order to have those third parties, on our behalf, directly serve advertising to you on their websites. 

Social Media Plug-ins: 

Our websites may use social media plug-ins to enable you to share information with others easily. When you visit our websites, the operator of the social media plug-in that is on our website can place a cookie on your computer that lets that operator recognize individuals on their website who have previously visited our sites. Social media plug-ins may allow social media websites to receive directly identifiable information about you that shows you have visited our website. The social media plug-in may collect this information for visitors, whether or not they specifically interact with the plug-in on our website. Social media plug-ins also allow the social media website to share information about your activities on our website with other users of their social media website. TUDP does not control any of the content from social media plug-ins. For more information about social plug-ins from social media websites, you should refer to those sites’ privacy and data-sharing statements. 

Children’s Information

This website is not intended for or designed for individuals under the age of 18. We do not knowingly collect PI from any person under the age of 18, unless a parent or guardian provides consent.

How Long We Keep PI 

PI will be saved for a period of time needed to fulfill legitimate and lawful business purposes in accordance with our record retention policies and applicable laws and regulations.

Your Rights and Choices 

Upon verification of your identity and as applicable by law, you have the right to request information from us on how your PI is being used and with whom it is being shared. You also have the right and choice to request to see and receive a copy of the PI that we have about you, request that we correct, restrict the processing of, and/or erase/delete your PI.

There may be exceptions that apply to your request. 

To exercise your rights, you or your authorized representative may submit a request using the information in the “How to Contact Us” section below. 

You will not be discriminated against for exercising any of your rights. 

How We Secure PI 

We provide reasonable physical, technical and procedural safeguards to protect PI we work with and maintain. We limit access to PI to authorized employees and third parties who need access to carry out their assigned roles and responsibilities on behalf of TUDP. Although we strive to protect the PI we work with and maintain, no security system can prevent all potential security breaches.

California Privacy Rights 

California Civil Code Section 1798.83 entitles California residents who have an established business relationship with TUDP the right to request information regarding our disclosure of certain PI to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make a request for such information, you may contact us using the information in the “How to Contact Us” section below. 

California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) entitles California residents to certain rights with regard to their PI. Those rights have been incorporated into this Privacy Statement. 

We do not sell personal information.

How to Contact Us 

You may make any of the above requests by using the contact information below: 

The Urban Detox Project™

(765) 248-0022

info@theurbandetoxproject.com 

You may also contact us at the above if you have questions about this Privacy Statement.

Links to Third-Party Websites 

As a convenience to our visitors, this website may contain links to other sites owned and operated by third parties that we believe may offer useful information. The policies and procedures we describe here do not apply to those sites. We are not responsible for the collection or use of PI at any third-party sites. Therefore, we disclaim any liability for any third party's use of PI obtained through using the third-party website. We suggest contacting those sites directly for information on their privacy, security, data collection and distribution policies. 

Changes to Our Privacy Practices 

We may update this Privacy Statement from time to time. When we do update it, for your convenience, we will make the updated statement available on this page. We will always handle your PI in accordance with the Privacy Statement in effect at the time it was collected unless we provide you with the new notice and/or obtain your consent, as appropriate.   

Last Updated: September 2022

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