Privacy notice for California residents.
Your CCPA/CPRA rights, and exactly how to use them.
Last updated 10 October 2026 · CCPA/CPRA
OGtraplord · Legal
Sheet L-04 · CCPA Notice
This notice supplements the OGtraplord Privacy Policy for residents of California, under the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the CPRA. It explains what we collect, what we do with it, and the rights California law gives you, in the same plain words as the rest of our legal pages.
The honest headline: we don’t sell personal information, we don’t share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, and there are no ad trackers on this site. Most of this notice follows from that.
1.Information we collect
In the past 12 months, the site has collected these categories of personal information, all described in detail in the Privacy Policy:
- Identifiers. Name, email address, IP address (for rate limiting; and, only if you click Accept on the cookie banner, kept with your site analytics for 30 days), and the random device ID in the ogt_vid cookie (only after Accept).
- Commercial information. What you bought in the Prompt Shop, prices, payment status, PromptPay slips you upload.
- Internet activity. Chat conversations with the site’s AI assistant, your member download history, and site analytics: the pages you view, clicks, scroll depth, and time on page. Analytics are anonymous for every visitor and linked to your device only after Accept (see Site analytics). No advertising trackers.
We collect it directly from you (forms, chat, orders) and automatically from your device (IP, server logs, site analytics). We do not collect biometric data, precise geolocation, or sensitive categories like health or beliefs. And card numbers never touch our servers.
2.How we use it
- Running your account and giving you access to your purchases.
- Answering chat conversations and enquiries.
- Verifying payments (PromptPay slips, crypto confirmations).
- Sending service email: confirmations, receipts, password resets.
- Security: rate limits, spam honeypots, abuse prevention.
- Improving the site by reading our own transcripts.
- Measuring which pages, templates, and sections get used, with our own first-party analytics.
These are “business purposes” in CCPA terms. There is no advertising use.
3.Who we disclose it to
We disclose personal information only to service providers, and only what each needs: Google (Gemini API: chat messages; Google Analytics: page visits, only after you accept analytics cookies), SlipOK (PromptPay slip verification), NOWPayments (crypto checkout), and Hostinger (hosting and email). Details are in the Privacy Policy and the DPA.
In the past 12 months we have not sold any personal information and not shared any for cross-context behavioral advertising. So there’s no “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link, because there’s nothing to opt out of.
4.Your rights and choices
As a California resident you can ask us, up to twice in a 12-month period, to:
- Know / access: what categories and specific pieces of personal information we hold about you, where it came from, and why we have it.
- Delete: remove your personal information, with the legal exceptions (completed purchase records are kept for bookkeeping).
- Correct: fix inaccurate information.
- Port: receive your data in a usable format.
How to exercise them
Email gem.tra@ogtraplord.com from the address on your account. That’s how we verify it’s you (we may ask a follow-up question if something doesn’t match). An authorized agent can act for you with your written permission. We’ll confirm receipt within 10 days and answer within 45 days, in the same format you asked in.
5.Non-discrimination
Exercising any of these rights never changes how the site treats you: same prices, same service, same account. Deleting data that a feature needs (like your account email) simply means that feature can’t work anymore, which is physics, not punishment.
6.Do Not Track signals
Browsers can send a “Do Not Track” or Global Privacy Control signal. We honor Global Privacy Control: while your browser sends it, the device-linked part of our site analytics stays off even if you click Accept, and your visits are only counted anonymously. Google Analytics still loads only if you click Accept. Since we don’t sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, there is nothing else for either signal to switch off.
7.Site analytics
The site measures its own visits with first-party analytics. For every visitor that is anonymous: pages viewed, clicks, scroll depth, time on page, and the sections you see; page speed and JavaScript errors (message, file, and line); your connection type and display settings (dark mode, reduced motion, touch or mouse, portrait or landscape); rage and dead clicks; the first 80 characters of site text you copy; clicks into live demos, lingering on a button, printing, and starting a video or sound; which forms you start or leave and the name of the last field, never what you type; that you searched, but not the words; and whether you’re signed in. All of it is grouped by a key that changes daily, with nothing stored on your device and no IP address kept. Only if you click Accept does an ogt_vid cookie link your visits to your device, with your IP address kept for 30 days, along with your device memory and processor cores, the words you search for, your visit number and days since your last visit, and the link to your account when you’re signed in. Analytics records are deleted after 13 months, none of it is sold or shared, and the site owner’s own visits are left out of the numbers. Decline on the banner, Global Privacy Control, or clearing your cookies keeps you anonymous. The full details are in Site analytics in the Privacy Policy; questions to gem.tra@ogtraplord.com.
8.Minors
The site isn’t directed at children and we don’t knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 16. So we have no minor data to sell, and never will. If you believe a minor has given us information, email us and it will be deleted.
9.Changes to this notice
If our practices change in a way that affects California residents, this page gets updated and the date at the top changes. It’s the same no-silent-rewrites rule as the Privacy Policy.
10.Contact
CCPA questions or requests: gem.tra@ogtraplord.com (OGtraplord, Bangkok, Thailand). See also the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and GDPR / DPA.