Privacy Policy

TheCityCal (“TheCityCal,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal information you provide when using our website, platform, and services.

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, share, and protect information when you visit TheCityCal, create an account, submit information, interact with events and businesses, communicate with us, or otherwise use our platform.

TheCityCal is operated by Tara Elizabeth LLC and is based in Madison, Wisconsin.

By accessing or using TheCityCal, you acknowledge that you have read and understand this Privacy Policy.

1. About TheCityCal and This Privacy Policy

1.1 Our Purpose

TheCityCal is a local discovery platform designed to help people discover events, places, organizations, and experiences within their community.

TheCityCal provides users with access to information about local opportunities and helps businesses, organizations, and event organizers share information about their offerings.

TheCityCal may collect information directly from users, businesses, organizations, event organizers, publicly available sources, and third-party service providers that help us operate the platform.

1.2 Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to information collected through:

• TheCityCal website;
• Business and group account creation;
• Event and venue submissions;
• Contact, feedback, and content-removal forms;
• Email communications;
• User interactions with the platform;
• Third-party services used to operate TheCityCal.

This Privacy Policy does not apply to third-party websites, services, or platforms that may be linked through TheCityCal. Those services have their own privacy practices and policies.

1.3 Information We Do Not Collect

TheCityCal is designed to provide event discovery without requiring users to provide extensive personal information.

Unless you voluntarily provide information, TheCityCal does not collect:

• Precise visitor location information;
• GPS location data;
• Browser-based geolocation data;
• Personal profiles for general website visitors;
• Payment information;
• Financial account information.

TheCityCal does not sell personal information.

2. Information We Collect

The information collected by TheCityCal depends on how you interact with the platform.

We may collect information from:

• Business and organization account holders;
• Event organizers;
• Website visitors;
• Users who submit feedback or content-removal requests;
• Users who voluntarily subscribe to communications.

3. Information Provided by Businesses and Organizations

3.1 Business Accounts

Businesses may create accounts to submit, manage, and update information displayed on TheCityCal.

When creating a business account, we may collect:

• Contact name;
• Business name;
• Business address;
• Business email address;
• Business phone number;
• Website address;
• Public business description;
• Logo;
• Featured business image.

Some information provided through business accounts may be displayed publicly on TheCityCal.

3.2 Group Accounts

Groups and organizations may create accounts to submit and manage information on TheCityCal.

When creating a group account, we may collect:

• Contact name;
• Contact email address;
• Contact phone number (optional);
• Group name;
• Website (optional);
• Public group description;
• Logo;
• Featured group image.

Contact information provided for account management purposes is kept private unless intentionally submitted for public display.

3.3 Venue Information

Businesses, groups, and event organizers may provide venue information associated with events or listings.

This may include:

• Venue name;
• Venue type;
• Venue address;
• Venue hours;
• Venue phone number;
• Venue website;
• Parking information;
• Accessibility information;
• Indoor/outdoor information;
• Biker benefits.

Venue addresses and related information are collected to provide information about listed locations. They are not collected as visitor location information.

4. User Accounts and Account Information

4.1 Account Creation

TheCityCal currently allows businesses and organizations to create accounts in order to submit, manage, and update information on the platform.

To create an account, users may be required to provide account credentials and other identifying information necessary to establish and manage the account.

Account information may include:

• Email address;
• Password;
• Contact information;
• Business or organization information;
• Information needed to verify account ownership or authorization.

Passwords are securely handled through our authentication provider. TheCityCal does not store or access your raw password.

4.2 Account Verification

To help maintain the accuracy and integrity of information on TheCityCal, we may verify business and organization accounts.

Verification methods may include:

• Verification through an email address associated with the business or organization;
• Phone verification by SMS or automated call, using a one-time code sent through a third-party verification provider (see Section 10);
• Review of publicly available business information;
• Additional documentation demonstrating a legitimate connection to the business, organization, or group.

Phone verification is used only with a phone number already publicly associated with the business or organization being verified. Verification is intended to confirm account authorization and does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or guarantee by TheCityCal.

4.3 How Account Information Is Used

We use account information to:

• Create and maintain accounts;
• Authenticate account holders;
• Allow businesses and organizations to manage their listings;
• Communicate important account-related information;
• Protect the security and integrity of the platform;
• Respond to account-related requests.

Account information may also be used to associate submitted content with the appropriate business, organization, or group.

4.4 Public and Private Account Information

Some information provided through business and group accounts is intended to be publicly displayed on TheCityCal.

Examples of information that may be publicly displayed include:

• Business or group name;
• Public description;
• Website;
• Logo;
• Featured images;
• Event information;
• Venue information.

Other information is collected for account management and verification purposes and is not intended for public display.

Examples may include:

• Account contact information;
• Private verification information;
• Internal account communications.

4.5 Account Deletion and Data Requests

Businesses, organizations, and individuals may request deletion or removal of information associated with them by submitting a request through the Delete My Data form.

Requests may include:

• Removal of personal information;
• Removal of business or organization information;
• Removal of event or listing information;
• Requests to correct inaccurate information.

Account holders who are signed in may also delete their own account directly from their account settings. A self-service account deletion takes effect immediately and removes the account and its associated login.

We will delete personal information within 30 days of a verified request, except where longer retention is required by law or reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, or established legitimate business purposes. Where an extension is necessary, we will notify you.

Once a business or organization claims an account, they may manage eligible listing information through available account features.

5. Event Discovery Information and User Interactions

5.1 Anonymous Website Interactions

TheCityCal allows visitors to interact with the platform without creating an account.

Visitors may be able to:

• Favorite events;
• Favorite businesses or organizations;
• Share events;
• Save events to a calendar.

For users who are not logged in, these actions are not tied to a personal account or identified individual profile.

5.2 Anonymous Activity Tracking

TheCityCal may collect anonymous usage information about interactions with listings, including:

• Number of times an event is favorited;
• Number of times an event is shared;
• Number of times an event is saved to a calendar;
• Number of times a business or organization is favorited.

This information helps TheCityCal understand platform usage and may allow businesses or organizations to view aggregate engagement information related to their listings.

Businesses and organizations do not receive information identifying individual users who interacted with their content.

5.3 Favorites and Local Storage

For visitors who are not logged in, favorites and certain preferences may be stored locally on the user's device through browser storage.

This means:

• Favorites and saved filter or search preferences (such as a saved ZIP code, distance, or region selection) are stored within the user's browser or device;
• They are not stored as an identifiable account profile;
• They may be removed if the user clears browser data or local storage.

TheCityCal may separately collect anonymous interaction totals, but these totals are not intended to identify individual users.

5.4 Future User Profiles

TheCityCal may introduce additional user account features in the future, including personalized profiles, saved preferences, or enhanced discovery tools.

If these features are introduced, this Privacy Policy may be updated to describe any additional information collected and how it is used.

6. Information From Public Sources and User-Submitted Content

6.1 Publicly Available Information

TheCityCal may include information from publicly available sources to help users discover events, businesses, organizations, venues, and experiences.

Publicly available information may include:

• Event names;
• Event dates and times;
• Locations;
• Public descriptions;
• Public business information;
• Website links;
• Other information intended to be available to the public.

TheCityCal does not claim ownership of the underlying facts, businesses, organizations, events, or publicly available information provided by third parties.

TheCityCal's role is to organize, categorize, format, and present information in a way that makes local discovery easier for users.

6.2 Initial Platform Listings

To create a useful discovery experience, TheCityCal may create initial listings using publicly available information before a business, organization, or event organizer has created an account.

This may include information collected from:

• Public websites;
• Public event calendars;
• Public business listings;
• Other publicly accessible sources.

The purpose of these listings is to help establish and populate the platform.

Businesses, organizations, and event organizers may request correction or removal of their information by submitting a request through the Delete My Data form, or may report content used without authorization through the Report Unauthorized Content form.

6.3 Claimed Listings and Account Management

When a business, organization, or event organizer creates an account, TheCityCal may associate existing listings related to that organization with the claimed account.

This allows account holders to review and manage eligible information through available account features.

Once an account is claimed, account holders are responsible for maintaining accurate information associated with their listings.

6.4 User-Submitted Content

Users, businesses, organizations, and event organizers may voluntarily submit information to TheCityCal, including:

• Business information;
• Organization information;
• Event information, including event details pasted as text or uploaded as a document or spreadsheet;
• Venue information;
• Photos;
• Logos;
• Descriptions;
• Feedback;
• Files submitted to support a verification request or a data or content-removal request;
• Other materials.

By submitting information to TheCityCal, you acknowledge that you have the right and authority to provide that information.

You are responsible for ensuring that submitted information:

• Is accurate to the best of your knowledge;
• Does not violate another person's or organization's rights;
• Does not contain unauthorized copyrighted material;
• Does not include misleading or fraudulent information.

6.5 Use of Submitted Content

Information submitted to TheCityCal may be used to:

• Display listings and event information;
• Organize and categorize content;
• Improve the user experience;
• Maintain and develop the platform;
• Respond to requests and inquiries.

Businesses, organizations, and individuals retain ownership of their original submitted content.

Submitting information to TheCityCal does not transfer ownership of that content to TheCityCal.

7. AI-Assisted Tools and Automated Processing

7.1 Use of Automated Tools

TheCityCal may use automated tools, including artificial intelligence technologies, to assist with:

• Organizing information;
• Categorizing events;
• Creating summaries;
• Formatting listings;
• Improving consistency;
• Assisting with event description creation;
• Extracting event details from information submitted by businesses and organizers, including pasted text and uploaded documents.

These tools may be used with:

• Publicly available information;
• Information submitted by businesses and organizations;
• Information created or maintained within TheCityCal.

Some automated processing is performed using third-party AI service providers, including Google (see Section 10). These providers process the relevant information only to return results to TheCityCal and are not permitted to use it for unrelated purposes.

7.2 AI-Assisted Event Information

TheCityCal may use manual and automated processes to summarize, organize, or reformat event information.

For example, TheCityCal may:

• Condense publicly available or submitted event descriptions;
• Create standardized formatting;
• Apply categories or filters;
• Improve readability and consistency.

TheCityCal does not claim ownership of the underlying facts or third-party information used to create event listings.

7.3 Accuracy of Automated Information

While TheCityCal strives to provide accurate and useful information, automated tools may occasionally produce errors, omissions, or inaccurate summaries.

Users should verify important information directly with the original event organizer or source.

Businesses, organizations, and event organizers may request corrections or removal of information through the Delete My Data form or the Report Unauthorized Content form.

8. Communications and Email Information

8.1 Account-Related Communications

TheCityCal may use email addresses provided by account holders to send important communications related to their account.

Examples include:

• Account setup information;
• Verification messages and one-time login or verification codes;
• Account updates;
• Important platform notices;
• Requests related to submitted information.

These communications are necessary to operate and maintain account functionality.

8.2 Optional Event Communications

Users may voluntarily subscribe to receive event-related communications, such as:

• Event updates;
• Local discovery newsletters;
• Community event information.

Users who subscribe to optional communications provide consent to receive those communications.

Users may unsubscribe from optional email communications at any time using available unsubscribe options.

8.3 Email Service Providers

TheCityCal uses Supabase for authentication, and Resend as the email delivery provider for account-related and verification email, such as one-time login or verification codes and account notifications.

TheCityCal may also use a third-party email service provider, such as Kit, to manage optional event communications and newsletters.

These providers may process information such as:

• Email addresses;
• Subscription preferences;
• Email delivery information;

only as necessary to provide email-related services.

8.4 Feedback and Support Messages

When you submit feedback, a support request, or a data or content-removal request, TheCityCal collects the information you choose to include in that submission, such as your name, email address, and the contents of your message.

This information is used to respond to your request, to operate and improve the platform, and to keep records of requests and how they were handled.

9. Cookies, Local Storage, Analytics, and Tracking Technologies

9.1 Cookies and Similar Technologies

TheCityCal uses certain technologies to support website functionality, security, analytics, and user preferences.

These technologies may include:

• Cookies;
• Local storage;
• Similar browser-based technologies.

These technologies allow TheCityCal to provide and improve website functionality.

9.2 Types of Cookies and Storage Used

TheCityCal may use cookies or similar technologies for the following purposes:

Essential Website Functionality

These technologies are necessary for certain website functions, including:

• Maintaining login sessions;
• Supporting account functionality;
• Protecting website security;
• Enabling core platform features;
• Controlling access during limited-release or pre-launch periods.

Security and Abuse Prevention

TheCityCal may use technologies that help prevent spam, fraud, and automated abuse.

Examples include security tools used on:

• Account creation forms;
• Feedback forms;
• Image upload requests;
• Data and content-removal requests;
• Other areas where abuse prevention is necessary.

Analytics

TheCityCal uses analytics technologies to understand how users interact with the platform and improve the website experience.

9.3 Login Cookies

For users who create accounts, TheCityCal may use authentication cookies to maintain secure login sessions.

These cookies allow authenticated users to:

• Access their account;
• Manage submitted information;
• Use account features.

9.4 Anonymous Visitor Identifier

TheCityCal may use an anonymous identifier stored through a cookie to help attribute certain website interactions, such as:

• Favorites;
• Shares;
• Calendar saves.

This identifier is stored in a cookie that is not accessible to page scripts, is not intended to identify a specific individual, and is not connected to a user account.

9.5 Local Storage

TheCityCal may use browser local storage to save certain user preferences.

For example:

• Anonymous favorite event and business selections;
• Saved filter or search preferences, such as a ZIP code, distance, or region selection.

Information stored in local storage:

• Remains on the user's device;
• Is specific to that browser or device;
• Is not used to create an identifiable user profile;
• May be deleted when users clear browser data or local storage.

10. Analytics and Third-Party Services

10.1 Google Analytics

TheCityCal uses Google Analytics 4 to understand how visitors use the website and improve the platform.

Google Analytics may collect information such as:

• Pages visited;
• Website interactions;
• Device information;
• Browser information;
• Approximate geographic information;
• General usage patterns.

Google Analytics may use cookies or similar technologies to collect this information.

TheCityCal uses analytics information to understand platform usage, improve functionality, and make informed decisions about website development.

10.2 Hosting and Infrastructure Providers

TheCityCal relies on third-party service providers to operate and maintain the platform.

These providers may process information necessary to provide their services.

10.3 Vercel

TheCityCal uses Vercel for:

• Website hosting;
• Deployment infrastructure;
• Content delivery;
• Image optimization and related services.

Information processed through Vercel may include technical information necessary to deliver website content and operate the platform.

10.4 Supabase

TheCityCal uses Supabase for:

• Database services;
• User authentication;
• Secure storage of uploaded files;
• Generating account-related and verification email (delivered through Resend; see Section 10.10).

Information processed through Supabase may include:

• Account information;
• Submitted business or group information;
• Uploaded images and files;
• Email addresses used for account and verification messages;
• Platform data necessary to operate TheCityCal.

10.5 Cloudflare Turnstile

TheCityCal uses Cloudflare Turnstile to help protect certain forms and features from spam, bots, and automated abuse.

Cloudflare may process technical information, including information related to a visitor's browser and network connection, in order to verify that a request is coming from a legitimate user.

Turnstile may be used for:

• Feedback submissions;
• Account creation and account edits;
• Image uploads;
• Delete My Data requests;
• Report Unauthorized Content submissions;
• Other protected platform features.

10.6 Upstash

TheCityCal uses Upstash for rate-limiting and abuse prevention.

Upstash may process technical information, such as IP addresses, for the purpose of limiting excessive requests and protecting website functionality.

IP information used for rate limiting is not used by TheCityCal to determine visitor location or create user profiles.

10.7 Twilio

TheCityCal uses Twilio to deliver one-time verification codes by SMS or automated phone call when verifying a business or organization's phone number.

Twilio processes the phone number and related delivery information solely to provide this verification service.

Phone verification is used only with a phone number already publicly associated with the business or organization being verified, and is not used to collect visitor location information.

10.8 Google Places API

TheCityCal may use Google Places API services when businesses or venues are added or verified, and to support location-based discovery features.

This service helps with:

• Business name lookup;
• Address autocomplete;
• Business and venue place details;
• Determining the approximate location of a listed business or venue.

Information sent to Google Places relates to business or venue information, not to website visitors.

TheCityCal does not use Google Places API to collect visitor location information.

10.9 Google AI Services

TheCityCal uses Google's generative AI services (the Gemini API) to help organize and extract event information from publicly available sources and from content submitted by businesses and organizers, such as pasted text or uploaded documents.

Information sent to this service is processed only to return structured event information to TheCityCal.

It is not used by TheCityCal to identify website visitors, and the provider is not permitted to use it for unrelated purposes.

10.10 Resend

TheCityCal uses Resend to deliver account-related and verification email generated by Supabase Auth, such as one-time login or verification codes and account notifications.

Resend processes information such as:

• Recipient email addresses;
• The contents of account and verification messages;
• Email delivery information, such as delivery, bounce, and error status;

only as necessary to deliver these messages on behalf of TheCityCal.

Resend is not used to send optional event communications or newsletters.

11. How We Share Information

11.1 Our Commitment Regarding Personal Information

TheCityCal does not sell personal information.

We do not sell, rent, or trade personal information collected through the platform for monetary compensation.

We only share information as necessary to operate, maintain, improve, and protect TheCityCal.

11.2 Service Providers

TheCityCal may share limited information with trusted third-party service providers that help us operate the platform.

These providers may process information only as necessary to provide their services.

Categories of service providers may include:

• Hosting providers;
• Database and authentication providers;
• Email service providers;
• Analytics providers;
• Security and fraud prevention providers;
• Identity and phone verification providers;
• Artificial intelligence and content-processing providers;
• Infrastructure providers.

These providers are not permitted to use information provided through TheCityCal for purposes unrelated to providing their services to us.

11.3 Businesses and Organizations Listed on TheCityCal

Businesses, organizations, venues, and event organizers may receive aggregate information about engagement with their listings.

For example, they may see:

• The number of users who favorited an event;
• The number of times an event was shared;
• The number of calendar saves;
• Other summary-level engagement information.

They do not receive:

• Names of users who interacted with their listings;
• Email addresses of users;
• Personal profiles of users;
• Information identifying specific individuals who viewed or interacted with their content.

11.4 Legal Requirements and Protection of Rights

TheCityCal may disclose information when we believe disclosure is necessary to:

• Comply with applicable laws, regulations, or legal processes;
• Respond to lawful requests from government authorities;
• Protect the rights, property, or safety of TheCityCal, users, or others;
• Investigate fraud, abuse, security issues, or violations of our Terms;
• Enforce our policies or agreements.

11.5 Business Transfers

If TheCityCal is involved in a business transaction, such as a merger, acquisition, financing, sale of assets, or transfer of ownership, information collected through the platform may be transferred as part of that transaction.

If required, users will be notified of material changes related to the handling of their information.

12. Data Security

12.1 Security Practices

TheCityCal takes reasonable measures to protect information collected through the platform.

Security practices may include:

• Secure authentication systems;
• Encryption of information in transit;
• Encryption of stored information through infrastructure providers;
• Access controls;
• Database security policies;
• Protection against unauthorized access.

12.2 Authentication and Password Security

TheCityCal does not store or access users' raw passwords.

Account authentication is handled through secure authentication services that use industry-standard security practices.

TheCityCal's systems do not store passwords in plain text.

12.3 Database Security

TheCityCal uses security controls designed to limit access to information.

These controls include:

• Restricted access permissions;
• Separation between public-facing and private systems;
• Database security policies;
• Row Level Security protections where applicable.

Access is designed so that users can only access information they are authorized to manage.

12.4 Uploaded Files and Media

TheCityCal may store uploaded files, such as:

• Logos;
• Business images;
• Group images;
• Venue photos;
• Files submitted to support a verification request or a data or content-removal request.

Uploaded files are stored through secure infrastructure providers and are used only for purposes related to operating TheCityCal, displaying listings, or handling the request they were submitted with.

12.5 No Guarantee of Absolute Security

Although TheCityCal takes reasonable steps to protect information, no online service can guarantee complete security.

You acknowledge that:

• No method of electronic storage or transmission is completely secure;
• Security incidents may occur despite reasonable safeguards;
• You provide information at your own risk.

13. Data Retention and Deletion Requests

13.1 How Long We Keep Information

TheCityCal retains information only for as long as necessary to:

• Provide services;
• Maintain accounts;
• Operate and improve the platform;
• Meet legal obligations;
• Resolve disputes;
• Protect against fraud or misuse.

Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information and the purpose for which it was collected.

13.2 Delete My Data Requests

Individuals, businesses, organizations, and event organizers may request removal of information associated with them by submitting a request through the Delete My Data form.

Requests may include:

• Removal of personal information;
• Removal of business or organization information;
• Removal of event listings;
• Requests to correct inaccurate information.

13.3 Deletion Process

When a valid deletion request is received, TheCityCal will review the request and take appropriate action. A signed-in account holder who deletes their own account from their account settings does so immediately, without separate review.

We will delete personal information within 30 days of a verified request, except where longer retention is required by law or reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, or established legitimate business purposes. Where an extension is necessary, we will notify you.

Some information may remain in anonymized or aggregated form when it can no longer reasonably identify an individual.

14. Your Privacy Rights and Choices

14.1 Access, Correction, and Deletion Requests

Depending on applicable law and your location, you may have rights regarding the personal information TheCityCal maintains about you.

These rights may include:

• Requesting access to personal information we have collected;
• Requesting correction of inaccurate information;
• Requesting deletion of personal information;
• Requesting information about how your information is collected, used, or shared.

To submit a request, please use the Delete My Data form or the appropriate contact form available on TheCityCal.

14.2 Managing Business and Organization Information

Businesses, organizations, and event organizers may request changes or removal of information associated with them.

If you have claimed an account, you may manage eligible information through available account features.

If you have not claimed an account, or if you would like information removed rather than managed, you may submit a request through the Delete My Data form.

14.3 Email Preferences

Users who voluntarily subscribe to optional email communications may unsubscribe at any time using the unsubscribe instructions included in those communications.

Account-related emails necessary to provide account services may continue while an account remains active.

14.4 Anonymous Data

Because certain interactions on TheCityCal are collected anonymously, we may not be able to identify or associate certain activity with a specific individual.

For example:

• Anonymous favorites;
• Anonymous shares;
• Anonymous calendar saves;
• Aggregate engagement information.

Because this information is not tied to an identifiable user profile, requests regarding specific anonymous activity may not be possible.

15. Children's Privacy

15.1 General Audience Website

TheCityCal is intended for a general audience.

Users under the age of 18 may browse and use TheCityCal; however, they should not provide personal information unless permitted by a parent or guardian.

15.2 Children Under 13

TheCityCal does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13.

If we learn that we have collected personal information from a child under 13 without appropriate consent, we will take reasonable steps to delete that information.

15.3 Business and Organization Accounts

Business and group accounts may only be created by individuals who are legally able to represent the business, organization, group, or entity associated with the account.

TheCityCal does not permit individuals who are unable to legally represent an organization to create business or group accounts on behalf of that organization.

16. Third-Party Websites and Services

16.1 Third-Party Links

TheCityCal may contain links to third-party websites, including:

• Business websites;
• Event websites;
• Registration pages;
• Social media pages;
• Other external resources.

These links are provided for convenience and discovery purposes.

TheCityCal does not control and is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, content, or policies of third-party websites.

16.2 Third-Party Privacy Practices

When you access a third-party website or service through a link on TheCityCal, your information may be collected, used, or shared according to that third party's privacy policy.

We encourage users to review the privacy policies of third-party websites before providing personal information.

17. State Privacy Rights

17.1 Applicable Privacy Laws

Depending on where you live, you may have additional privacy rights under applicable state privacy laws.

These rights may include:

• The right to know what personal information is collected;
• The right to request deletion of personal information;
• The right to request correction of inaccurate information;
• The right to opt out of certain types of data processing where applicable.

17.2 No Sale of Personal Information

TheCityCal does not sell personal information.

We do not sell, rent, or exchange personal information for monetary compensation.

17.3 How to Exercise Privacy Rights

To exercise privacy rights or submit a request regarding your information, please use the Delete My Data form available through TheCityCal.

We may request additional information to verify your identity or authority to make a request.

This helps protect user information and prevent unauthorized requests.

18. Changes to This Privacy Policy

18.1 Updates to This Policy

TheCityCal may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:

• Website functionality;
• Technology;
• Data practices;
• Legal requirements;
• Services offered.

When changes are made, the updated Effective Date will be displayed at the top of this Privacy Policy.

18.2 Continued Use After Changes

Your continued use of TheCityCal after changes to this Privacy Policy are posted means that you acknowledge the updated practices described in the revised Privacy Policy.

If you do not agree with changes to this Privacy Policy, you should discontinue use of TheCityCal.

19. Contact Information

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, your information, or privacy-related requests, you can reach TheCityCal through the Contact Us options in the site footer, which include Send Feedback, Delete My Data, and Report Unauthorized Content.

Requests regarding:

• Personal information;
• Business information;
• Organization information;
• Event listing removal;
• Data correction;

may be submitted through the Delete My Data form. Content used without authorization may be reported through the Report Unauthorized Content form.