Privacy Policy

Effective Date: August 28, 2026

Last Updated: August 28, 2026

1. INTRODUCTION

Blown Away Media, LC. dba: Oque.ai ("Oque") respects the privacy of the businesses, prospective clients, clients, representatives, website visitors, and other individuals who interact with Oque. This Privacy Policy describes how Oque, including its websites, online forms, questionnaires, client communications, platforms, systems, services, and related operations, collects, receives, uses, maintains, processes, discloses, and protects information.

For purposes of this Privacy Policy, “Oque,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Oque and its applicable owners, affiliates, personnel, contractors, and authorized service providers acting on its behalf. “Services” means the services offered by Oque from time to time, including Search Demand Engineering, Local Search Demand Engineering, National Search Demand Engineering, Global Search Demand Engineering, Search Territory evaluation and qualification, Oque Engine™ services, Oque Suggestion Engine™ services, AI-Driven Search Demand Intelligence, Entity Authority services, campaign monitoring, verified traffic measurement, reporting, client portal services, consulting, account administration, and related products and services.

This Privacy Policy applies to information collected through Oque-operated websites, including oque.ai and start.oque.ai, as well as information submitted through Oque questionnaires, lead forms, contact forms, campaign qualification forms, account-opening processes, Service Orders, communications, client portals, sales processes, support interactions, payment processes, and other business interactions.

By accessing an Oque website or voluntarily providing information to Oque, you acknowledge that you have received notice of the practices described in this Privacy Policy. Where consent is required by applicable law for a particular form of processing, Oque will obtain such consent separately as required.

2. INFORMATION OQUE COLLECTS

Oque may collect information that identifies, relates to, describes, references, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked with an individual, household, business representative, device, or account. The information collected depends upon the manner in which a person or business interacts with Oque.

Information voluntarily provided to Oque may include a person’s name, business name, job title, mailing address, business address, email address, telephone number, mobile telephone number, website address, company information, service areas, geographic markets, target locations, desired campaign territories, business categories, products or services offered, campaign objectives, marketing information, sales information, search-market information, account information, billing-related information, correspondence, questionnaire responses, customer-service requests, and other information voluntarily supplied to Oque.

When a person completes Oque’s Campaign Territory Questionnaire or another qualification form, Oque may collect information concerning the business, its website, market, service area, geographic coverage, locations, products or services, desired customers, campaign objectives, Search Territory preferences, business capacity, marketing objectives, existing digital presence, and other information Oque determines reasonably necessary to evaluate whether a proposed Search Territory or campaign opportunity is appropriate for the business.

Oque may also collect technical and usage information automatically when a person visits or interacts with an Oque website. Such information may include Internet Protocol address, browser type, operating system, device type, referring website, pages viewed, links selected, dates and times of access, approximate geographic information derived from an Internet Protocol address, session information, website interaction information, security verification information, cookie identifiers, and similar technical data.

Oque may receive information from clients, prospective clients, referral partners, authorized representatives, marketing partners, service providers, public business records, publicly available websites, search engines, business directories, social-media platforms, mapping services, review platforms, data providers, and other commercially or publicly available sources when reasonably related to Oque’s business operations or Services.

3. CAMPAIGN TERRITORY QUESTIONNAIRE AND QUALIFICATION INFORMATION

Information submitted through the Oque Campaign Territory Questionnaire located at start.oque.ai, or through any successor campaign qualification system, is collected principally for the purpose of evaluating a prospective client’s business, target market, geographic service area, campaign requirements, Search Territory opportunities, campaign capacity, and suitability for Oque Services.

Submission of a Campaign Territory Questionnaire does not, by itself, guarantee acceptance of a proposed Search Territory, establish exclusivity, guarantee availability of a search phrase, guarantee an autocomplete suggestion, create a client relationship, obligate Oque to provide Services, or constitute acceptance of a Service Order. Search Territory availability, qualification, activation, pricing, scope, exclusivity, and related commercial matters remain subject to Oque’s applicable proposal, Master Services Agreement, Service Order, qualification requirements, availability, provider requirements, and other applicable terms.

Oque may use questionnaire information to evaluate proposed Search Territories, conduct market or search-demand analysis, prepare recommendations, communicate with the submitting business, establish or update a customer relationship management record, prepare proposals or Service Orders, determine service eligibility, coordinate onboarding, establish an account, provide Oque Services, administer campaigns, and maintain records concerning Oque’s relationship with the business.

Information submitted through the questionnaire may also be provided to Oque’s authorized technology, infrastructure, fulfillment, analytics, campaign-management, payment, communications, or service providers to the extent reasonably necessary to evaluate, provision, activate, administer, monitor, support, measure, or bill for requested Services.

Oque does not sell information submitted through its Campaign Territory Questionnaire to third parties for monetary consideration.

4. BUSINESS INFORMATION AND PERSONAL INFORMATION

Many persons interacting with Oque do so in a commercial or professional capacity on behalf of a business. Information about a business itself, such as its business name, public address, publicly listed telephone number, publicly available website, service offerings, public reviews, geographic service areas, publicly available search-engine information, and other information relating to a business rather than an identifiable individual may not constitute “personal information” or “personal data” under certain privacy laws.

Nevertheless, Oque recognizes that business information may sometimes contain or be associated with personal information, including where an individual operates a sole proprietorship, uses a personal mobile telephone number as a business number, uses a personal email address for business purposes, or otherwise provides personally identifiable information in connection with a business inquiry. Oque will handle such information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

5. PURPOSES FOR WHICH INFORMATION MAY BE USED

Oque may use information collected through its websites and business operations for legitimate business purposes that include responding to inquiries; qualifying prospective clients; evaluating markets and Search Territories; preparing recommendations; administering prospective and existing client relationships; performing Services; creating and maintaining accounts; operating client portals; communicating campaign status; conducting Search Demand Engineering analysis; conducting AI-Driven Search Demand Intelligence; managing Entity Authority services; administering the Oque Engine™ and Oque Suggestion Engine™; registering, activating, monitoring, maintaining, modifying, rotating, or discontinuing applicable campaign components; monitoring campaign performance; measuring Verified Traffic Events; producing reports; generating invoices; processing payments; managing account balances; providing client support; maintaining business records; improving Oque’s websites and Services; maintaining website security; detecting fraud, misuse, automated submissions, and malicious activity; complying with contracts; enforcing contractual rights; complying with applicable laws; responding to lawful governmental requests; resolving disputes; and protecting Oque, its clients, its service providers, and other persons.

Oque may also use business contact information to communicate with current or prospective clients about requested services, questionnaire results, Search Territory opportunities, proposals, contracts, account administration, invoices, customer support, service developments, educational information, products, services, or other matters reasonably related to the recipient’s relationship with Oque.

Where applicable law requires separate consent for promotional email, telephone, or text-message communications, Oque will rely upon the consent, business relationship, or other lawful basis applicable to the communication.

6. SEARCH DEMAND ENGINEERING AND SERVICE DELIVERY INFORMATION

Oque’s Services may require the processing of information relating to a client’s business, brand, website, location, services, geographic market, approved Search Territories, approved branded search phrases, campaign status, search activity, website traffic, business listings, public profiles, public search results, and related campaign information.

Such information may be analyzed or processed through Oque technology, third-party technology platforms, proprietary systems, search intelligence systems, analytics systems, campaign fulfillment systems, customer relationship management systems, and authorized service-provider platforms as reasonably necessary to provide the Services described in an applicable Service Order.

Information associated with Search Demand Engineering campaigns may also be used to determine whether approved search phrases or Search Territories are active, whether applicable search suggestions are appearing, whether traffic qualifies as a Verified Traffic Event under Oque’s applicable agreement, and whether fees have become billable under a Service Order.

Nothing in this Privacy Policy changes the qualification requirements, performance standards, billing methodology, Verified Traffic Event definition, exclusivity provisions, search-engine limitations, third-party platform provisions, disclaimers, or other contractual terms contained in an applicable Master Services Agreement or Service Order.

7. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTOMATED ANALYSIS

Oque may utilize artificial intelligence, machine-assisted analysis, algorithmic systems, analytics tools, search-intelligence technologies, or automated processes in connection with market research, Search Demand Intelligence, Search Territory evaluation, campaign administration, data organization, reporting, operational efficiency, customer support, or improvement of Oque Services.

The use of such technologies does not mean that Oque sells questionnaire information or client confidential information to artificial-intelligence providers for unrelated commercial purposes. Where Oque uses a third-party technology provider to process information on Oque’s behalf, Oque may provide information reasonably necessary for the applicable business purpose subject to the provider’s applicable contractual, security, confidentiality, or data-processing obligations.

Oque does not intend to use automated processing to make decisions concerning employment, credit, housing, insurance, criminal justice, or other decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects concerning consumers unless separately disclosed and permitted by applicable law.

8. CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNT ADMINISTRATION

Information submitted to Oque may be stored or processed through customer relationship management systems and related business software used by Oque to organize prospects, clients, communications, opportunities, questionnaires, proposals, Service Orders, account activities, support requests, campaign information, and other business records.

Access to such systems is intended to be limited to Oque personnel, contractors, service providers, and authorized persons having a legitimate business need to access the information.

Information submitted through an Oque web form may therefore be transferred to and stored within Oque’s customer relationship management environment even when the individual submitting the information has not yet become an Oque client.

9. PAYMENT AND BILLING INFORMATION

When payment information is required, payment card information or other financial information may be collected or processed by Oque or by third-party payment processors, merchant-service providers, billing platforms, banks, or other financial service providers.

Oque may use third-party payment processors to process credit-card or other electronic payments. Where payment credentials are submitted directly to a third-party processor, Oque may receive limited transaction information such as the payer’s name, billing information, transaction amount, payment status, transaction identifier, payment method type, expiration information, or a masked portion of a payment-card number rather than the complete underlying payment credentials.

Payment and billing information may be used to establish accounts, authorize fees, charge activation fees, charge recurring fees, charge usage-based fees, collect amounts due under a Service Order, provide receipts, reconcile accounts, prevent fraud, address disputes, process refunds or credits where applicable, and maintain financial and tax records.

10. COMMUNICATIONS, TELEPHONE CALLS, EMAIL, AND TEXT MESSAGES

When a person provides an email address, telephone number, or mobile telephone number to Oque, Oque may use that information for communications reasonably related to the person’s inquiry, questionnaire, requested Services, client account, campaign, proposal, contract, billing, support request, or other business relationship with Oque.

Where a person separately provides consent to receive promotional, marketing, or automated communications, Oque may communicate with that person in accordance with the scope of the consent provided and applicable law.

Consent to receive marketing text messages, where requested, is not a condition of purchasing Oque Services unless expressly permitted by applicable law. A recipient may withdraw consent to promotional text messages through the opt-out mechanism provided in the message or by otherwise notifying Oque through an available communication channel.

Oque does not sell mobile telephone numbers or text-message opt-in information to unaffiliated third parties for their own marketing or promotional purposes. Mobile information and messaging consent information may be disclosed to telecommunications carriers, messaging providers, customer relationship management providers, technical service providers, and other contractors solely as reasonably necessary to deliver or administer Oque communications and Services.

11. COOKIES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

Oque websites may use cookies, pixels, local-storage technologies, scripts, tags, log files, session technologies, analytics technologies, or similar mechanisms to operate websites, remember preferences, maintain sessions, measure website usage, improve performance, analyze traffic, prevent fraud, protect forms, determine whether website features are functioning properly, and understand how visitors interact with Oque websites.

Some cookies and technologies may be placed by third-party service providers acting on Oque’s behalf. Depending upon Oque’s website configuration at a particular time, such providers may include hosting providers, content-delivery networks, security providers, analytics providers, customer relationship management providers, communications providers, embedded-form providers, or advertising and measurement providers.

A visitor may be able to control certain cookies through browser settings or through privacy controls made available on an Oque website. Disabling certain cookies or browser technologies may affect the availability or functionality of portions of an Oque website.

Where legally required, Oque will provide additional cookie controls, consent mechanisms, or opt-out mechanisms applicable to the visitor’s jurisdiction.

12. WEBSITE SECURITY AND AUTOMATED SUBMISSION PREVENTION

Oque uses security measures intended to protect its websites and forms from spam, abuse, fraud, malicious activity, automated submissions, unauthorized access, and other security threats.

Such measures may include encrypted HTTPS connections, security monitoring, network-protection services, web application protection, automated traffic analysis, bot-detection services, challenge-response technologies, and similar security mechanisms.

Security providers may process limited technical information, such as Internet Protocol addresses, browser characteristics, device information, request patterns, and other technical information necessary to determine whether traffic appears legitimate or malicious.

Information submitted through Oque web forms is transmitted using encrypted HTTPS connections where supported by the visitor’s browser and Oque’s applicable infrastructure. No method of electronic transmission, electronic storage, Internet communication, or cybersecurity protection, however, can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

13. INFORMATION OQUE MAY DISCLOSE TO SERVICE PROVIDERS

Oque may disclose information to vendors, contractors, consultants, technology providers, infrastructure providers, hosting providers, security providers, customer relationship management providers, communications providers, email providers, telecommunications providers, payment processors, accounting providers, analytics providers, search-intelligence providers, campaign fulfillment providers, professional advisers, and other parties that perform legitimate business functions for Oque.

Such disclosures may occur when reasonably necessary to operate Oque’s business, maintain its websites, process a questionnaire, evaluate a Search Territory, communicate with a prospect or client, provide contracted Services, administer a campaign, process payments, calculate Verified Traffic Events, provide reports, maintain security, or otherwise carry out the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.

Oque expects service providers receiving personal information on Oque’s behalf to handle such information in a manner reasonably consistent with their contractual responsibilities and applicable law.

14. CAMPAIGN FULFILLMENT PROVIDERS AND THIRD-PARTY PLATFORMS

Certain Oque Services depend upon third-party technology providers, campaign fulfillment providers, data providers, analytics platforms, infrastructure providers, search engines, business listing platforms, mapping platforms, website providers, or other Third-Party Platforms.

Oque may provide business information, campaign information, approved Search Territory information, approved search-phrase information, contact information, account information, or other information reasonably necessary to establish, provision, activate, administer, monitor, support, maintain, or terminate a service.

Third-Party Platforms may independently collect information when a person interacts directly with those platforms. Information collected directly by an independent third party is generally governed by that third party’s privacy policy and terms rather than this Privacy Policy.

Oque does not control the independent data practices, privacy practices, security systems, algorithms, policies, or business practices of search engines or unaffiliated Third-Party Platforms.

15. BUSINESS TRANSFERS

If Oque is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing transaction, reorganization, sale of assets, change of control, joint venture, bankruptcy, insolvency proceeding, or similar corporate or commercial transaction, information maintained by Oque may be disclosed or transferred as part of the transaction, subject to applicable law and any applicable contractual restrictions.

Any successor acquiring information subject to this Privacy Policy may assume Oque’s rights and obligations concerning such information, subject to applicable law.

16. LEGAL AND PROTECTIVE DISCLOSURES

Oque may disclose information where Oque reasonably believes disclosure is necessary or appropriate to comply with applicable law, regulation, legal process, subpoena, court order, governmental request, regulatory investigation, or other lawful demand.

Oque may also disclose information when reasonably necessary to establish, exercise, investigate, prosecute, or defend legal claims; enforce agreements; collect amounts owed; detect, prevent, or investigate fraud, cybersecurity incidents, misconduct, or unlawful activity; protect the rights, property, safety, or security of Oque, its clients, its personnel, its service providers, or other persons; or respond to an emergency involving potential harm.

17. SALE AND SHARING OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Oque does not sell personal information submitted through its Campaign Territory Questionnaire to third parties for monetary consideration.

Oque also does not sell client confidential information to unrelated third parties for their independent use.

Certain privacy laws define terms such as “sale,” “share,” “targeted advertising,” or “cross-context behavioral advertising” more broadly than an ordinary sale for money. If Oque operates advertising, analytics, or website technologies that constitute a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising activity under a law applicable to a particular individual, Oque will provide any disclosure and opt-out rights required by that law.

Oque may disclose information to service providers and contractors that process information on Oque’s behalf. Such processing is not intended to constitute a sale of questionnaire information to those providers.

18. DATA RETENTION

Oque retains information for only as long as Oque reasonably determines necessary for the purposes for which the information was collected or subsequently authorized, taking into consideration Oque’s operational requirements, contractual obligations, accounting requirements, client relationships, campaign duration, dispute-resolution requirements, fraud-prevention needs, legal obligations, applicable statutes of limitation, backup systems, security requirements, and legitimate business interests.

Prospective-client and questionnaire information may be retained for a reasonable period after submission so Oque can evaluate the opportunity, maintain an accurate history of prior Search Territory inquiries, respond to subsequent inquiries, avoid duplicative qualification processes, manage territory availability, and maintain ordinary business records.

Client information may be retained for the duration of the client relationship and thereafter for a period reasonably necessary to maintain financial, contractual, tax, legal, security, dispute, and business records.

Oque may retain information longer when required by law, reasonably necessary to establish or defend legal claims, necessary to investigate fraud or misconduct, or subject to a litigation hold or other preservation requirement.

Information stored in archival or backup systems may remain until overwritten or deleted through ordinary backup-retention processes.

19. DATA SECURITY

Oque maintains or utilizes administrative, technical, organizational, and physical safeguards that Oque considers reasonably appropriate in light of the nature of the information maintained, the manner in which the information is used, and the risks associated with unauthorized access, use, alteration, or disclosure.

Such safeguards may include encrypted communications, access controls, authentication requirements, secure hosting, network security, security monitoring, account permissions, third-party security services, and restrictions on access to information.

Notwithstanding these measures, no information system, network, website, database, electronic transmission, or storage environment can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Accordingly, Oque cannot warrant or guarantee absolute security of information.

Individuals should not submit Social Security numbers, government identification numbers, protected health information, passwords, highly sensitive financial information, or other sensitive personal information through ordinary Oque website forms unless specifically requested through an Oque-designated secure process.

20. CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS INFORMATION

A client’s confidential business information may also be protected under the confidentiality provisions of an applicable Master Services Agreement, Service Order, nondisclosure agreement, or other written agreement.

This Privacy Policy addresses Oque’s general privacy practices and does not replace contractual confidentiality obligations owed by Oque under an applicable written agreement.

Where business information constitutes both personal information under applicable privacy law and Confidential Information under an Oque agreement, Oque will handle the information subject to applicable privacy law and the applicable contractual provisions.

21. INFORMATION CONCERNING CHILDREN

Oque’s websites and Services are intended for businesses, business owners, professionals, and persons capable of entering commercial relationships. Oque does not knowingly direct its Services to children under thirteen years of age and does not knowingly solicit personal information from children under thirteen through its Campaign Territory Questionnaire or ordinary business forms.

If Oque learns that personal information from a child has been collected in circumstances requiring parental consent under applicable law and such consent was not obtained, Oque will take reasonable steps to delete or otherwise address the information as required by law.

Persons under the legal age necessary to enter a commercial agreement should not submit a Campaign Territory Questionnaire or establish an Oque account without involvement of an authorized parent, guardian, business owner, or other legally authorized representative.

22. SENSITIVE PERSONAL INFORMATION

Oque’s ordinary business forms are not intended to collect sensitive personal information unrelated to Oque’s Services.

Unless specifically requested for a legitimate and disclosed purpose, users should not provide information concerning Social Security numbers, government identification credentials, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, medical conditions, biometric identifiers, precise geolocation, immigration status, private account credentials, or other categories designated as sensitive personal information under applicable law.

If sensitive personal information is collected where applicable law requires consent or imposes additional processing restrictions, Oque will process such information in accordance with applicable legal requirements.

23. PRIVACY RIGHTS UNDER APPLICABLE STATE LAW

Residents of certain states may have privacy rights under applicable state consumer privacy laws. Such rights vary by jurisdiction and may apply to Oque only when statutory applicability requirements are satisfied.

Depending upon the applicable law, qualifying individuals may have the right to request confirmation as to whether Oque processes their personal information, access certain personal information, request correction of inaccuracies, request deletion of certain personal information, obtain a portable copy of certain information, opt out of qualifying sales or sharing of personal information, opt out of targeted advertising, opt out of certain profiling activities, limit certain uses of sensitive personal information, or exercise other rights provided by applicable law.

These rights are subject to statutory exceptions, verification requirements, retention obligations, business-record exemptions, contractual considerations, and other limitations provided by applicable law.

Oque will not unlawfully discriminate against an individual for exercising a privacy right provided by applicable law.

24. CALIFORNIA PRIVACY DISCLOSURES

To the extent the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act and implementing regulations, applies to Oque and a particular individual or transaction, California residents may have certain rights concerning their personal information.

The categories of information Oque may collect are described throughout this Privacy Policy and may include identifiers, customer-record information, commercial information, Internet or electronic network activity, professional or employment-related information supplied in a business context, approximate geolocation information derived from network data, payment-related information, and inferences or analytical information derived from business and campaign information.

Oque may collect such information directly from individuals, businesses, devices, service providers, public sources, referral sources, and other sources described in this Privacy Policy.

Oque may use and disclose these categories of information for the business and commercial purposes described in this Privacy Policy, including business administration, customer relationship management, service delivery, security, billing, analytics, communication, campaign qualification, Search Demand Engineering, and legal compliance.

Oque does not sell information submitted through the Campaign Territory Questionnaire for monetary consideration.

Where Oque engages in conduct legally classified as “selling” or “sharing” personal information under California law, Oque will provide applicable California residents with the legally required mechanism to opt out.

25. UTAH, COLORADO, VIRGINIA, AND OTHER STATE PRIVACY RIGHTS

To the extent the Utah Consumer Privacy Act, Colorado Privacy Act, Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act, or another comprehensive state consumer privacy statute applies to Oque and a particular individual, Oque will provide the rights and disclosures required by the applicable statute.

Rights differ among jurisdictions and may include rights of access, correction, deletion, portability, or opt-out rights concerning certain data-processing activities.

Where an applicable law provides a right to appeal Oque’s decision concerning a privacy request, the individual may submit an appeal through the same privacy contact method used for the original request and should identify the communication as a “Privacy Request Appeal.”

Nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to waive or restrict a privacy right that applicable law prohibits a business from waiving or restricting.

26. SUBMITTING A PRIVACY REQUEST

An individual seeking to exercise an applicable privacy right may contact Oque at help[at]oque.ai or through another privacy-request mechanism that Oque may designate on its website.

The request should provide sufficient information for Oque to reasonably identify the requesting individual, locate the relevant records, understand the request, and verify the requester’s authority where verification is legally required.

Oque may request additional information reasonably necessary to verify identity, verify authority, prevent fraudulent requests, or determine whether a privacy law applies to the request.

Oque will use information submitted in connection with a privacy request for purposes reasonably related to evaluating and responding to that request.

Where permitted by applicable law, an authorized agent may submit a request on behalf of another person, provided Oque may require documentation reasonably necessary to verify the agent’s authority and the identity of the individual concerned.

27. COMMUNICATION PREFERENCES

Recipients of commercial email communications from Oque may use the unsubscribe mechanism provided in an applicable marketing email or otherwise contact Oque to request removal from applicable promotional email communications.

An unsubscribe request does not prevent Oque from sending non-promotional communications reasonably necessary to administer an existing or requested business relationship, including communications concerning questionnaires, proposals, contracts, Service Orders, campaign status, invoices, payments, security matters, support matters, legal notices, account administration, or Services.

Text-message recipients may use an available opt-out instruction or contact Oque to withdraw applicable promotional messaging consent.

28. DO-NOT-TRACK AND PRIVACY PREFERENCE SIGNALS

Some browsers and devices provide “Do Not Track,” Global Privacy Control, or other privacy preference signals.

Because legal and technical standards concerning such signals continue to develop, Oque may respond to legally recognized preference signals to the extent required by applicable law and technically applicable to Oque’s website environment.

Where applicable law requires Oque to treat a recognized opt-out preference signal as a valid request concerning sale, sharing, or targeted advertising, Oque will use commercially reasonable measures to honor the signal as required.

29. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES AND LINKS

Oque websites may contain links to third-party websites, search engines, social-media platforms, payment providers, scheduling services, client portals, or other external resources.

Oque is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, content, accessibility, availability, representations, or conduct of independent third parties merely because Oque provides a link to or integrates with their services.

Individuals should review the privacy policies and terms of independent third parties before providing personal information directly to those parties.

30. INTERNATIONAL USERS AND GLOBAL SERVICES

Oque may provide Global Search Demand Engineering or other services involving markets outside the United States. Oque’s principal business operations and information systems may nevertheless be located in or administered from the United States.

Individuals accessing an Oque website or providing information from outside the United States acknowledge that information may be processed, stored, or accessed in the United States or in other jurisdictions in which Oque or its authorized service providers operate, subject to applicable law.

Global Search Demand Engineering refers to the geographic scope of applicable Oque Services and does not, by itself, represent that Oque has established operations, legal entities, data centers, or offices in every country in which a campaign may have visibility.

Where an applicable international privacy law imposes additional requirements upon Oque, Oque will address those requirements to the extent the law applies to Oque’s activities.

31. CLIENT PORTALS

Oque may provide clients with access to an online portal or dashboard through which campaign information, approved Search Territories, status information, traffic information, account information, reports, documents, or other information may be displayed.

A client is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of its portal credentials and for promptly notifying Oque if it reasonably believes its account credentials have been compromised.

Portal information may be hosted, processed, or supported through third-party infrastructure or technology providers acting on behalf of Oque.

32. AGGREGATED AND DE-IDENTIFIED INFORMATION

Oque may create or use aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified information that does not reasonably identify an individual.

Such information may be used for analytics, benchmarking, operational planning, service improvement, market analysis, search-demand analysis, statistical purposes, product development, research, business intelligence, or other legitimate business purposes.

Where applicable law governs de-identified information, Oque will handle such information consistent with applicable requirements and will not intentionally attempt to reidentify information that Oque is legally required to maintain in de-identified form.

33. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

Oque may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in its Services, websites, business practices, technology, service providers, legal obligations, or privacy practices.

When Oque makes revisions, it may update the “Last Updated” date appearing at the beginning of this Privacy Policy.

If applicable law requires additional notice or consent before a material change may apply to previously collected information, Oque will provide such notice or obtain such consent as required.

Continued use of an Oque website following publication of an updated Privacy Policy constitutes acknowledgment of the updated policy but does not constitute consent where applicable law requires a different form of affirmative consent.

34. RELATIONSHIP TO OQUE AGREEMENTS

This Privacy Policy is intended to operate together with Oque’s Master Services Agreement, applicable Service Orders, website terms, proposals, authorization forms, and other agreements.

The Master Services Agreement and applicable Service Order govern the commercial terms of Oque Services, including scope, Search Territories, activation, pricing, payment obligations, Verified Traffic Events, campaign requirements, intellectual property, confidentiality, exclusivity, third-party platforms, disclaimers, limitations of liability, termination, and related matters.

This Privacy Policy governs Oque’s general practices concerning personal information.

Nothing in this Privacy Policy modifies, expands, limits, guarantees, or supersedes an Oque client’s commercial rights or obligations under an applicable Master Services Agreement or Service Order except to the extent required by applicable privacy law.

Nothing in an Oque agreement or this Privacy Policy is intended to waive a consumer privacy right that applicable law prohibits from being waived.

35. NO SEARCH-ENGINE AFFILIATION

Oque is an independent service provider. Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, Oque is not Google, Bing, Microsoft, or another search engine and is not owned by, controlled by, endorsed by, sponsored by, or affiliated with those companies.

Information processed by an independent search engine or other Third-Party Platform after a person interacts with that platform is subject to the independent platform’s own terms, privacy policies, technologies, and practices.

36. CONTACTING OQUE

Questions concerning this Privacy Policy, Oque’s privacy practices, or an applicable privacy request may be directed to Oque at: help[at]oque.ai.

Written correspondence may also be directed by sending us an email to: help[at]oque.ai

Individuals contacting Oque concerning a privacy matter should include sufficient information to allow Oque to understand and respond to the inquiry but should not transmit highly sensitive personal information through ordinary email unless specifically requested through a secure method.

37. ENTIRE PRIVACY NOTICE

This Privacy Policy constitutes Oque’s general public-facing privacy notice concerning the information-processing activities described herein and should be read together with any supplemental notice presented at the point where particular information is collected.

Where Oque provides a specific privacy disclosure, consent statement, text-message disclosure, payment disclosure, cookie notice, or notice at collection applicable to a particular activity, that supplemental notice shall be interpreted consistently with this Privacy Policy.

To the extent a supplemental notice provides more specific information concerning a particular collection or processing activity, the more specific disclosure shall govern that activity, subject to applicable law.