Privacy Policy

SHARING

We will not share or sell any information with any third parties that we colllect on our website or by phone or email.

We use the term “personally identifiable information” in these highlights to mean information that identifies, or that can reasonably be linked to, an actual natural person (that’s a real, named human being). We use the stand-alone term “information” to include all types of information, including personally identifiable information.

We may collect information relevant to you in three ways. First, we may collect information directly from you. This could be as part of your interactions with ADS LLC personnel, such as at our retail stores or during in-home visits, or when you provide information via our digital properties such as websites or mobile apps.

Second, we will collect such information by observing behavior — either in the “real world” or through our digital properties like websites and mobile apps. Examples include security cameras at a retail store, our websites tracking visitor activities on our sites, or our digital properties collecting the characteristics of the visiting devices.    

Finally, we may obtain such information from independent third parties, independent of you. 

We will use your information to meet your expectations and give you a great experience with ADS LLC. For example, that could be to fulfill a purchase, provide a service, make our digital properties run better, or maintain our account with you only.

You’ve probably seen in the news that the world (especially the internet) has too many fraudsters, hackers and criminals. We use information we collect to protect our customers, ADS LLC, and others from such bad actors.

And remember when we said above that our purpose is to enrich lives through technology? In order to do that, we'll want to tell you about technology and other products and services that we think you’ll find useful. That means we’ll use information to try figure out what will be useful (or just fun and interesting) to you and others, or develop new or different products and services. And if we think we’ve found something you might like, we’ll use information to send or place marketing messages to you, on our own behalf or on behalf of others, and monitor your response to that message.