Multi-State Privacy Compliance Framework

BizLiveGo US State Privacy Rights Notice

Notice of statutory privacy rights for residents of Virginia (VCDPA), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut (CTDPA), Utah (UCPA), Texas (TDPSA), Oregon (OCDPA), Montana (MTCDPA), and other states with comprehensive consumer privacy frameworks.

Consumer Rights Overview Opt-Out & GPC Signals Appeals Process

Data Controller: BizLiveGo | Operator: MD Joshim Biswas | Malda, WB, India - 732206 | Version: 2026.1

1. Legislative Scope

Covered Jurisdictions & Acts

This Notice applies to individual consumers acting in a personal context who reside in US states that have enacted comprehensive consumer privacy statutes:

Virginia: Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA)
Colorado: Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)
Connecticut: Data Privacy Act (CTDPA)
Utah: Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA)
Texas, Oregon, Montana, Delaware, New Jersey: State Privacy Acts

2. Baseline Principles

Entity Role & Baseline Commitments

BizLiveGo functions as a Controller regarding information submitted to manage platform accounts and profile listings:

No Data Sales: We do not sell consumer personal information for monetary or other valuable consideration.
No Targeted Ad Tracking: We do not engage in targeted advertising based on cross-context behavioral tracking across non-affiliated properties.
No Harmful Profiling: We do not conduct automated profiling producing legal or similarly significant effects.

3. Data Disclosures

Categories of Personal Data Processed & Business Purposes

Personal data categories collected, sources, and functional purposes:

1. Personal Identifiers

Account & contact data:

Name & email address
Telephone number
Unique username handle
Account credentials

2. Commercial Details

Business profile content:

Trade name & hours
Storefront address & GPS
Service menus & rates
Tokenized order IDs

3. Professional Data

Resumes & portfolios:

Employment history
Education & degrees
Portfolio images/PDFs
Social link mapping

4. Telemetry & Logs

Operational metrics:

IP address & user-agent
QR code scan counts
Edge CDN response times
System stability logs

Architectural Data Isolation

4. Sensitive Data Restrictions & Prohibited Government IDs

BizLiveGo maintains an architectural ban on collecting high-risk identification documents and strictly limits sensitive data processing:

Prohibited Identification Documents

Consumers must never upload or broadcast:

Social Security numbers (SSN), state-issued IDs, or passport numbers.
Unredacted identification card scans, driver's licenses, or biometric files.
Payment card CVVs, PIN numbers, OTPs, or private authentication keys.

Sensitive Data Opt-In (CPA / CTDPA / TDPSA)

State laws define sensitive data (e.g., health conditions, racial origins, precise geolocation):

BizLiveGo does not collect sensitive data without affirmative consent.
Voluntary parameters (such as blood donor registries) are uploaded solely pursuant to voluntary opt-in and can be removed at any time.

5. Consumer Entitlements

Universal Consumer Rights Across State Frameworks

Residents of covered states maintain specific statutory rights regarding their personal information:

1. Right to Confirm & Access

Confirm whether we process your personal data and access a copy of the specific pieces of information we maintain about you in a clear, usable format.

2. Right to Correct

Correct inaccuracies in your personal records, considering the nature of the data and processing purposes, via your account dashboard or direct support ticket.

3. Right to Delete

Request the deletion of personal data provided by or obtained about you, subject to limited statutory exceptions (such as tax compliance and network security).

4. Right to Data Portability

Obtain your personal records in a portable, readily usable format (JSON, CSV, PDF) that allows you to transmit the data to another controller without hindrance.

5. Right to Opt-Out

Opt out of targeted advertising, the sale of personal data, and profiling in furtherance of decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects.

6. Right to Non-Discrimination

We will not deny goods or services, charge different rates, or provide a different level of quality because you exercised any statutory privacy right.

6. Opt-Out Controls

Universal Opt-Out Mechanisms (UOOM) & GPC

States including Colorado, Connecticut, Montana, Oregon, and Texas require recognition of universal browser-level opt-out signals:

Global Privacy Control (GPC): When our web engines detect a GPC signal, all non-essential analytics and marketing scripts are automatically set to disabled.
Frictionless Opt-Out: No account login, fee, or secondary form is required for browser-level opt-outs to take effect.
Interactive Control: Users can also adjust options manually through our Cookie Preferences panel.

7. Authorized Agents

Authorized Agent Submissions

Where permitted by applicable state law (e.g., Colorado, Connecticut, Oregon):

An authorized agent may submit an opt-out or access request on your behalf.
We require proof that you gave the agent signed permission to act on your behalf.
We may ask you to verify your identity directly with us before fulfilling requests submitted by third parties.

8. Submission & Appeals

Submission Workflow & Statutory Appeals Process

How requests are verified, executed within 45 days, and how consumers can appeal decisions:

1. Submitting a Request

Lodge a request via our Privacy Request Center or email support@bizlivego.com. Specify your state of residence and the specific right you wish to exercise.

2. Response Timeline (45 Days)

We respond to verifiable consumer requests within 45 calendar days. If reasonably necessary, we may extend the response period by an additional 45 days upon written notice explaining the delay.

3. Statutory Right of Appeal

If we decline to take action on your request, we will explain our reasons. You have the statutory right to appeal by replying to the decision or writing to support@bizlivego.com (Attn: Appeals) within 60 days.

State Attorney General Escalation

If your appeal is denied, state privacy laws empower you to contact your state Attorney General to lodge a complaint:

Virginia: Office of the Attorney General (oag.state.va.us)
Colorado: Office of the Attorney General (coag.gov)
Connecticut: Office of the Attorney General (portal.ct.gov/ag)
Texas / Oregon / Utah / Montana: Consumer Protection Division of your respective state Attorney General.

Quick Summary

US State Privacy Rights Quick Reference

Consolidated review of multi-state privacy protections, opt-outs, and operational commitments:

Compliance Dimension	BizLiveGo Operational Policy	State Statutory Provision
Sale of Personal Data	We do NOT sell consumer personal data to third parties.	VCDPA / CPA / CTDPA
Targeted Advertising	We do NOT process personal data for cross-context targeted advertising.	CPA / CTDPA / TDPSA
Universal Opt-Out (GPC)	Recognized and automatically honored across all platform sessions.	CPA / CTDPA / OCDPA
Sensitive Data	Processed only upon affirmative consent; never used for profiling.	VCDPA / CPA / CTDPA
Prohibited Identifiers	Social Security numbers, state IDs, passports, and card CVVs are barred.	Zero-Retention Rule
Response SLA	Fulfilled within 45 days (extendable by 45 days upon written notice).	Universal 45-Day Window
Appeals Window	Decisions can be appealed within 60 days of denial notice.	Statutory Right to Appeal
Processing Fees	Consumer requests are fulfilled completely free of charge (twice annually).	Free Statutory Access

Questions Regarding Your State Privacy Rights?

If you reside in a state with consumer privacy legislation and wish to exercise your rights, submit an inquiry, or appeal a decision, contact our compliance desk.

Submit State Privacy Request WhatsApp Support support@bizlivego.com

Data Protection Officer: Joshim Biswas | Location: Masimpur, Kaliachak, Malda, West Bengal, India - 732206