Privacy Policy

Last updated on 4th September, 2026.

Introduction

Finance View Desks, along with our affiliated companies, brings content to you through our Website and email delivery. As a marketing and data company, we also help advertisers reach targeted audiences using information we collect about consumers. Our advertising services span online platforms, in-app environments, email, phone-based marketing, and additional channels. The data we collect about individuals may be shared with third parties and sold as part of our business operations. We additionally provide cross-context behavioral advertising, which means we track and use your behavior across different websites and apps to deliver relevant ads.

The personal information we collect when you visit Finance View Desks—including information you actively provide and information we gather about you—is addressed in this privacy policy. We describe our collection, use, storage, and disclosure practices here. Please refer to our terms of service for more information about our website.

Carefully review this policy to understand our personal information policies and practices. If you object to our policies and practices, you should not use our website or subscribe to our email list. By accessing this website, using our services, or otherwise interacting with what we offer, you accept and agree to this privacy policy.

Applicability Of This Policy And Outside Websites And Services:

Finance View Desks and other websites, even those linked from our site, operate as separate entities with independent privacy practices. We have no control over nor responsibility for their handling of personal information. We encourage you to review the privacy policies of any websites you access through links from Finance View Desks.

Personal Information Collection Methods:

Through this website, we gather information you voluntarily provide, including your name, email address, phone number, mailing address, and any information submitted on an inquiry form. The information you provide may be combined with additional data obtained from affiliates and marketing or advertising partners, along with other third-party data providers. Some of these providers are entities that have obtained your personal information from their own services. We also automatically collect certain information using cookies and other tracking technologies to support analytics and advertising. See below for more information.

What Data Do We Collect?

"Personal information" means any information, in any form, that is created, collected, received, maintained, or shared in connection with the Company’s business and that identifies, relates to, describes, or can reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, to an identifiable individual or household.

When you subscribe to the Finance View Desks, you will be asked to provide personal information such as your name, date of birth, street address, e-mail address, and phone number. We also collect information through cookies and similar technologies, including IP address, imprecise geolocation (inferred from your IP address), device identifiers, timestamps, browsing activity, and click-through behavior. In addition, we may obtain information relevant to advertising from data brokers or publicly available sources, such as demographic details, interests, past locations, or purchase history. We may also collect limited categories of sensitive personal information, including race/ethnicity or location data, where relevant to marketing efforts. Please see “Your Privacy Rights” below for details on how to exercise your rights.

In the past twelve (12) months, we have collected the following data categories, as defined in California law:

  1. Identifiers;
  2. Personal information categories listed in California Customer Records Statute (Cal. Civ. Code. § 1798.80(e));
  3. Protected classification characteristics under California or federal law;
  4. Internet or other similar network activity;
  5. Commercial Information;
  6. Professional or Employment-Related Information;
  7. Imprecise geolocation data;
  8. Inferences drawn from other personal information.

This information may be sold or shared with our affiliated companies and third-party partners for marketing and advertising purposes. You may opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal information at any time by visiting here.

Use of Sensitive Personal Data

Sensitive Personal Information—such as data related to race or ethnicity, religion, precise geolocation, LGBTQ+ status, health conditions, financial account data, or citizenship—is not directly collected by us. We may, however, collect information automatically through technologies like cookies regarding your interactions with web pages, which could suggest interest in sensitive subject matter or group affiliation. For instance, visiting pages focused on certain ethnic groups or health topics may imply such interest. We do not make these inferences ourselves, but our affiliated companies or other third parties with whom we share personal information may do so. If state or local laws require consent, sensitive inferences will not be made. We do not collect or use personal information about children under 18.

How We Use Your Data

We may use the information we collect in the following ways:

  1. To send you our newsletter, if you request it.
  2. To send you content or marketing messages about products and services, either by email or other means of communication.
  3. To carry out legal obligations, enforce our legal rights, or protect the rights of vital interests of any person.
  4. To notify you about changes to our website or services.
  5. Third parties may receive information from us which they use to market their products and/or services. This may constitute cross context behavioral advertising.

    If you do not want us to share your Personal Information with third parties for marketing purposes related to their products and/or services, you may opt-out here.
  6. To estimate our audience size and usage patterns, store information about your preferences to customize our Website or newsletter to your interests, and recognize you when you return to our Website.
  7. In any other way that we describe when you provide your information to us; or for any other purpose with your additional consent provided at that time.

Sharing Personal Information

We may sell or share the personal information we collect with our affiliated companies and partners for marketing uses including cross context behavioral advertising. We also share this information with service providers, including companies that provide services related to cross context behavioral advertising, analytics, advertising fraud detection, web hosting, information security, and other similar services. We have contracts in place with any third parties who have access to the personal information we share to ensure appropriate information security measures and compliance with applicable laws. We may also share personal information as required by law, or to protect the health or safety of us, or employees, or any other person.

We may also share your information with the police or other law enforcement or government entities, as required by law or a judicial order, or if required to protect ourselves or others, or enforce our terms of use. If our business is sold, transferred, or liquidated, we may sell or share your personal information to our successor entities buyers, or other interested parties.

If you give us additional permission to share your data, such as by agreeing to terms on the page where you disclose it or as detailed elsewhere in this policy, we will share the data for the purposes that you agree to.

Targeted Advertising, Data Sharing, and Analytics

The personal information we collect is shared with unaffiliated companies for the purpose of showing you advertisements on this or other sites, and for analysis and reporting related to those ads. These companies (which may include data brokers) use cookies and other technologies to collect information from your web browser about the sites and pages you view and ads that you view or click. We (or thee third parties) may combine personal information collected at this site with personal information from other sources (including data brokers) and/or share it with third parties for marketing and advertising purposes (a.k.a “cross-context behavioral advertising” under some laws). We or the third parties described in this section collect your IP address, date and time of your visit and of the actions you took here, your Internet Service Provider (ISP), and the browser type and version you used to visit this site. This information may be combined with personal information from other sources (including data brokers) as described above and used to display advertisements from us or from others through email, social media, websites, apps, direct mail, or by other channels. We also use personal information to understand how users interact with this site in order to improve the user experience.

Cookies, Pixels and Similar Technologies

This website utilizes cookies, pixels, and other automated technologies to: (1) guard this site against online threats, (2) track and analyze how users interact with our website, (3) show you personalized content and advertisements, and (4) analyze how (or whether) you interact with advertisements or other content and communications. Cookies are small computer files that are stored on your browser to serve as unique identifiers so that your browser can be recognized at websites where our pixel is deployed. We do not track every site or page you visit on the Internet. You can restrict or delete the cookies currently on your browser at any time using the settings in your browser. If you use a browser-based "do not track" setting, this may cause an opt-out cookie to be set on your browser to prevent ongoing data collection. If you later delete this opt-out cookie, you may need to opt out again to prevent automated data collection.

Our Website uses automated tools to collect usage data, including cookies, Flash cookies, and web beacons. Cookies are small files stored on your device that support Website operations. You may disable cookies in your browser, but certain Website features may become unavailable if you do so.

Flash cookies are used on some parts of the Website to remember preferences and analyze navigation patterns. These cookies are managed separately through Adobe’s Flash Player settings.

Web beacons, also known as pixel tags or clear gifs, may be included on our Website and in our emails to track page visits, email opens, content popularity, and Website performance metrics.

Privacy Preference Signals: Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

We process Global Privacy Control ("GPC") signals and other universal opt-out preference signals as valid opt-out requests for the sale and sharing of personal information. When we detect these signals from your browser or device, we will automatically opt you out of the sale and sharing of personal information, without requiring account creation or verification. Our practices are not intended to track every site you view online. You may block or remove cookies through your browser’s settings whenever you wish. If you opt out of tracking or use a browser-based “Do Not Track” signal, including GPC, an opt-out cookie is stored on your browser to prevent certain data collection. If you later delete this cookie or adjust your GPC settings, automated data collection may begin again.

How To Exercise Your Personal Information Rights

You may exercise your privacy rights by using the web form here. You may exercise the following privacy rights to: (1) know how we collect and use personal information (which is the purpose of this Privacy Policy), (2) opt out of us selling or sharing your personal information with third parties, (3) obtain a copy of the personal information we have collected about you, (4) request that we delete your personal information, and (5) make other requests relating to your personal information—we may not be able to accept all requests, but you can always delete your data. If you still have questions or concerns after making your request, please use the email provided below. You may also have the right to appeal to state or federal governmental privacy authorities if we are unable to resolve your issue.

If you would like to log complaints, please see below for contact information:

For the FTC: ReportFraud.ftc.gov or go to ftc.gov/complaint. You can also go directly to the Better Business Bureau complaint portal at bbb.org/file-a-complaint.

For security reasons, we cannot respond to requests unless we can reasonably verify the requester’s identity or authority. A request must contain sufficient information to confirm who is making the request and enough detail for us to understand and respond to it. Requests may be submitted without creating an account, and information provided will be used exclusively for verification and request processing. We respond to verifiable requests within 45 days of the date we receive them. If an extension is necessary, we will notify you in writing within the initial 45-day period, identifying the reason and the duration of the extension, which shall not exceed 45 additional days.

If a request is denied in accordance with legal requirements and you would like to appeal, or if you have additional privacy-related inquiries, you may contact us using the information below. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may also have the right to raise concerns with a local privacy authority. Exercising your data rights will not result in discrimination.

Data Relating to Children

Finance View Desks is intended for use only by individuals 18 years old or older. Finance View Desks does not knowingly collect information from children under the age of 18. Finance View Desks will remove any personal information relating to a child younger than 18 if we become aware that it has been submitted to us. If you know or believe that we have information about a child under 18, please contact us by email at crewdonovan@financeviewdesks.com or by mail at 1083 Independence Blvd Box 554 so that we may delete that information.

Protecting Personal Information

We have an information security program that includes commercially reasonable technical, organizational, and physical security measures to protect personal information from inappropriate exposure or misuse. Our program includes policies and procedures, training for our employees, and automated monitoring. We also audit our protective measures regularly to ensure resilience against evolving threats.

Retention of Your Personal Information

We store personal information for as long as necessary to provide our services, meet our legal obligations, and address any disputes or enforcement matters. Once information is no longer needed for these purposes, we take steps to delete or de-identify it.

Changes To This Privacy Policy

We may change this policy at any time without prior notice. The updated policy will be in force as of its published effective date. Review this policy occasionally to understand how this site collects, uses, and shares personal information.

Where Personal Information is Processed

Our site and service are located in the United States, and is intended for use only by users in the United States. When you visit our website, you acknowledge and agree that your personal information will be processed in the United States, subject to the laws of the United States.

Contact Information for This Site

If you have questions or feedback, please contact us at crewdonovan@financeviewdesks.com or 1083 Independence Blvd Box 554.

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