Privacy Policy

Ocoee Technologies respects your privacy and does not use any of your information beyond the specified purpose. User privacy is our priority. This policy was created with the intent of helping you better understand why and how we collect or make use of your information. Below we have outlined our Privacy Policy.

The information we collect from you is not used beyond the specified purpose unless we have your consent.
OcoeeTechnologies will store your personal information securely for as long as necessary to fulfill the services agreed upon.
We ONLY collect your information by lawful and fair means only whenever appropriate.
The information provided by you should be complete, up-to-date, as well as relevant for use. We will consistently keep you up-to-date with what we do with said information.
It is our responsibility to safeguard your information against theft, loss, or unauthorized access. We would never intentionally, ethnically or illegally disclose your information to a third party for copying, use, or modification.
Your data WILL NOT be used without your consent.
When working with us, we give you the right to withdraw any information given, except the information necessary to fulfill a service.
California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA): Requires a Privacy Policy that’s posted in a conspicuous place and that describes how you collect information, what data you request, and how customers can change inaccurate data.
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA): The Canadian privacy law requires Canadian businesses to secure consent before collecting personal information. These processes must be outlined in your Privacy Policy in plain language.
Australia Privacy Act: This act addresses information privacy with 11 principles. They address issues like the collection of information, requesting it, and access to records. There are also limited allowable uses for the information and if your Privacy Policy is open and transparent, you will likely meet the standards in this act.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): The EU’s comprehensive, far-reaching and robust law for privacy protection promotes consumer privacy rights and the requirement of a Privacy Policy.

Ocoee Technologies is committed to following the above-mentioned principles in our Privacy Policy in order to safeguard our users’ data, and to make sure all information is protected and maintained. Ocoee Technologies may modify, change, or update its Privacy Policy whenever required and at Ocoee Technologies’ sole discretion.

Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

The information we collect from you is not used beyond the specified purpose unless we have your consent.

OcoeeTechnologies will store your personal information securely for as long as necessary to fulfill the services agreed upon.

We ONLY collect your information by lawful and fair means only whenever appropriate.

The information provided by you should be complete, up-to-date, as well as relevant for use. We will consistently keep you up-to-date with what we do with said information.

It is our responsibility to safeguard your information against theft, loss, or unauthorized access. We would never intentionally, ethnically or illegally disclose your information to a third party for copying, use, or modification.

Your data WILL NOT be used without your consent.

When working with us, we give you the right to withdraw any information given, except the information necessary to fulfill a service.

California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA): Requires a Privacy Policy that’s posted in a conspicuous place and that describes how you collect information, what data you request, and how customers can change inaccurate data.

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA): The Canadian privacy law requires Canadian businesses to secure consent before collecting personal information. These processes must be outlined in your Privacy Policy in plain language.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): The EU’s comprehensive, far-reaching and robust law for privacy protection promotes consumer privacy rights and the requirement of a Privacy Policy.