Privacy Policy

I. Introduction to Privacy
If you’re visiting our website, you likely care about privacy and know that the internet isn't always private. Many parties gather information about your online behavior through your searches, visits, and transactions, often combining that data with other information about you.
Our goal is to respect your privacy when you visit our site. We collect limited information to contact you and improve your experience on our site. Details on how and when we do this are explained below.
If you live in California, Section VI provides additional important information about your rights.

II. Information Collection and Usage
Automatically Collected Data
Like most websites, we automatically receive and record information from your browser when you visit ten80ten.com. This includes your IP address, cookie information, browser type, system type, and referring URL. If you click on one of our advertisements on another website, we may receive similar information from the advertising platform. If you sign up for our email newsletter, we may use an embedded image to track whether you open our email.
We use this information to measure and improve our site's performance and newsletters. Occasionally, we may also access this information to investigate or maintain the stability and security of our site.

Information You Provide
Certain pages on our site and our advertisements on other websites invite you to share personally identifying information, such as your name, mailing address, email address, or phone number. If you click on one of our advertisements or interact with us on social media platforms, we may also receive your account name.

SMS Consent and Privacy
If you provide your phone number for SMS communication, we may use it to send appointment confirmations, reminders, and related notifications. Message frequency may vary. Message and data rates may apply. SMS consent is not shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing purposes. You may opt out of receiving SMS messages at any time by replying STOP, or get help by replying HELP.

Collaboration with Third-Party Providers
We work with a limited group of vendors who help us process data, operate ten80ten.com, and deliver messages to you on other platforms. For example, vendors like Wix, Wordpress or Google may help us analyze traffic on our site or send out periodic email updates.

Cookie Usage
We use cookies to collect analytic data, improve website performance, and for marketing and advertising. Cookies are small text files placed on your computer by websites you visit. These may also refer to local storage, a mechanism similar to cookies where the information is stored within your web browser. In some cases, we place these cookies ourselves. In other cases, we allow outside service providers to place these cookies, provided they agree to the terms described under “Collaboration with Third-Party Providers.” We use cookies for:

Analytics: These tools place cookies to help us understand how people engage with our website, allowing us to gauge performance and develop better content. Analytics cookies provide us with information like the number of individual visitors, how often visitors come to the website, what content they’ve visited, and how visitors interact with particular pages or content.
Website Performance: These cookies help us make the website easier and more pleasant to use, such as saving you time when filling out a form by populating it with information you provided in previous visits.
Marketing and Advertising: We use tools that place cookies to help us better market and advertise our services.

III. External Content and Data Collection
Our site connects in various ways to content on other platforms. We provide links to social media platforms and other sites, such as news organizations. Our site may also feature embedded media, like videos hosted on other platforms but viewable through the buttons we provide. When you interact with or load a web page containing external content, the content providers may place their own cookies on your computer, access existing cookies, or gather information about you.
To understand how those content hosts treat the data they collect, see their respective online privacy policies. We do not vouch for those privacy policies, and you should read them and make your own decisions.

IV. Data Security and Transmission
We implement reasonable security measures to protect your personal information. However, no website can be completely secure. Unauthorized access or data breaches may occur despite our efforts.

V. Privacy Policy Modifications
Our Privacy Policy may change from time to time. We will post Privacy Policy changes on this page, and if the changes are significant, we will provide a more prominent notice on our website. We will also keep prior versions of the Privacy Policy available for your review in this section.

The Tennessee Information Protection Act (TIPA), enacted on May 11, 2023, is a comprehensive data privacy law designed to safeguard the personal information of Tennessee residents. Effective from July 1, 2025, TIPA grants consumers specific rights concerning their personal data and imposes obligations on businesses that handle such information.

Consumer Rights Under TIPA:

Right to Access: Consumers can confirm whether a business is processing their personal information and access that data.
Right to Correction: Consumers can request corrections to inaccuracies in their personal information.
Right to Deletion: Consumers can request the deletion of personal information they have provided or that has been obtained about them.
Right to Data Portability: Consumers can obtain a copy of their personal information in a portable and readily usable format.
Right to Opt-Out: Consumers can opt out of the processing of their personal information for purposes such as targeted advertising, the sale of personal information, or profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects.

Obligations for Businesses:
TIPA applies to entities conducting business in Tennessee or targeting Tennessee residents, with annual revenues exceeding $25 million, and that either:

Control or process personal information of at least 175,000 consumers; or
Control or process personal information of at least 25,000 consumers and derive more than 50% of gross revenue from the sale of personal information.

Such businesses are required to:

Data Minimization: Collect only data that is adequate, relevant, and reasonably necessary for the disclosed purposes.
Purpose Limitation: Process personal information solely for purposes compatible with those disclosed to the consumer, unless additional consent is obtained.
Data Security: Implement reasonable administrative, technical, and physical data security practices.
Non-Discrimination: Refrain from processing personal information in violation of state or federal laws prohibiting unlawful discrimination against consumers and from discriminating against consumers who exercise their rights under TIPA.
Consent for Sensitive Data: Obtain consumer consent before processing sensitive data, which includes information revealing racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, health diagnoses, sexual orientation, citizenship or immigration status, genetic or biometric data, data collected from children under 13, and precise geolocation data.
Transparency: Provide clear and meaningful privacy notices detailing the categories of personal information processed, purposes for processing, how consumers can exercise their rights, and categories of personal information sold to third parties, if any.

Enforcement:
The Tennessee Attorney General is responsible for enforcing TIPA. Businesses found in violation are granted a 60-day period to cure the violation upon notice. If the violation is not remedied within this period, the Attorney General may impose civil penalties of up to $7,500 per violation. Notably, TIPA does not provide a private right of action for consumers.
For businesses operating in Tennessee or targeting its residents, it's crucial to assess data practices and implement necessary measures to comply with TIPA before its effective date.

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Website Performance: These cookies help us make the website easier and more pleasant to use, such as saving you time when filling out a form by populating it with information you provided in previous visits.

Marketing and Advertising: We use tools that place cookies to help us better market and advertise our services.

Right to Access: Consumers can confirm whether a business is processing their personal information and access that data.

Right to Correction: Consumers can request corrections to inaccuracies in their personal information.

Right to Deletion: Consumers can request the deletion of personal information they have provided or that has been obtained about them.

Right to Data Portability: Consumers can obtain a copy of their personal information in a portable and readily usable format.

Right to Opt-Out: Consumers can opt out of the processing of their personal information for purposes such as targeted advertising, the sale of personal information, or profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects.

Obligations for Businesses:
TIPA applies to entities conducting business in Tennessee or targeting Tennessee residents, with annual revenues exceeding $25 million, and that either:

Control or process personal information of at least 175,000 consumers; or

Control or process personal information of at least 25,000 consumers and derive more than 50% of gross revenue from the sale of personal information.

Such businesses are required to:

Data Minimization: Collect only data that is adequate, relevant, and reasonably necessary for the disclosed purposes.

Purpose Limitation: Process personal information solely for purposes compatible with those disclosed to the consumer, unless additional consent is obtained.

Data Security: Implement reasonable administrative, technical, and physical data security practices.

Non-Discrimination: Refrain from processing personal information in violation of state or federal laws prohibiting unlawful discrimination against consumers and from discriminating against consumers who exercise their rights under TIPA.

Transparency: Provide clear and meaningful privacy notices detailing the categories of personal information processed, purposes for processing, how consumers can exercise their rights, and categories of personal information sold to third parties, if any.

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Website Performance: These cookies help us make the website easier and more pleasant to use, such as saving you time when filling out a form by populating it with information you provided in previous visits.

Marketing and Advertising: We use tools that place cookies to help us better market and advertise our services.

Right to Access: Consumers can confirm whether a business is processing their personal information and access that data.

Right to Correction: Consumers can request corrections to inaccuracies in their personal information.

Right to Deletion: Consumers can request the deletion of personal information they have provided or that has been obtained about them.

Right to Data Portability: Consumers can obtain a copy of their personal information in a portable and readily usable format.

Right to Opt-Out: Consumers can opt out of the processing of their personal information for purposes such as targeted advertising, the sale of personal information, or profiling that produces legal or similarly significant effects.

Obligations for Businesses: TIPA applies to entities conducting business in Tennessee or targeting Tennessee residents, with annual revenues exceeding $25 million, and that either:

Control or process personal information of at least 175,000 consumers; or

Control or process personal information of at least 25,000 consumers and derive more than 50% of gross revenue from the sale of personal information.

Such businesses are required to:

Data Minimization: Collect only data that is adequate, relevant, and reasonably necessary for the disclosed purposes.

Purpose Limitation: Process personal information solely for purposes compatible with those disclosed to the consumer, unless additional consent is obtained.

Data Security: Implement reasonable administrative, technical, and physical data security practices.

Non-Discrimination: Refrain from processing personal information in violation of state or federal laws prohibiting unlawful discrimination against consumers and from discriminating against consumers who exercise their rights under TIPA.

Transparency: Provide clear and meaningful privacy notices detailing the categories of personal information processed, purposes for processing, how consumers can exercise their rights, and categories of personal information sold to third parties, if any.

Obligations for Businesses:
TIPA applies to entities conducting business in Tennessee or targeting Tennessee residents, with annual revenues exceeding $25 million, and that either: