Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
Last Updated: September 27, 2026
California residents are granted certain rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as updated by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), including the ability to decline having their personal information sold or shared, using the definitions those laws set out. These state-level protections apply specifically to residents of California and are separate from any general privacy commitments we make to shoppers elsewhere.
The section below outlines the steps California residents can take to use this right regarding data gathered through imperialecase.com. It also describes the safeguards we apply once a request reaches our team and how those safeguards interact with the other privacy commitments described throughout our policies.
Our Approach to Personal Information
ImperialeCase does not engage in selling personal information in the conventional meaning of trading data for cash payment. We do not operate a data marketplace, and no shopper information is exchanged for money in the ordinary sense that phrase usually implies.
That said, our Site relies on various technologies and outside service providers, among them cookies, tracking pixels, analytics platforms, and advertising tools. These tools help us run the Site day to day, and depending on how they are configured and deployed, certain information could be shared with third parties for reasons including:
- Learning how visitors navigate and use the Site
- Assessing the performance of the Site and advertising campaigns
- Enhancing the Site's features and the overall shopping experience
- Facilitating permitted marketing and advertising efforts
- Gauging how effective marketing campaigns are
California law treats some disclosures tied to cross-context behavioral advertising, or comparable practices, as either “sharing” or, under particular circumstances, a “sale” of personal information, regardless of whether any payment changes hands. This means that even routine advertising arrangements can trigger the opt-out obligations described in this notice, which is why we address them here even though no money is involved.
Your Right to Opt Out
California residents entitled to this right under applicable state privacy law may submit a request to opt out of having their personal information sold or shared. This applies whether the underlying activity is described elsewhere in our policies as advertising, analytics, or another form of third-party disclosure.
Once we confirm a request is valid, we will take reasonable measures to act on it consistent with the requirements of applicable law, and we will apply the opt-out going forward for the categories of activity the request covers.
Choosing to use this right will never lead to unlawful discrimination against you.
How to Submit a Request
Should you wish ImperialeCase to stop selling or sharing your personal information, reach out to us through the contact details listed further below. Any of the contact channels listed there can be used to open a request.
If you choose to email your request, please include the following subject line so it can be routed to the right team without delay:
“Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information Request”
Include enough detail so we can properly understand and act on your request, such as the name and email address associated with your account or recent order, if you have one.
Where the law allows or requires it, we might ask for further information to confirm your identity or verify that the request is legitimate. Any such information will be limited to what is reasonably necessary for verification purposes.
If our Site offers a relevant privacy-preference or cookie-management tool, you're welcome to use it as well to adjust eligible privacy and advertising settings without needing to contact us directly.
Global Privacy Control
When applicable law requires it and our systems technically support it, ImperialeCase may honor qualifying browser-based opt-out signals, such as Global Privacy Control (GPC), treating them as a valid request to opt out of applicable sale or sharing activity for the browser or device sending that signal. This lets you communicate a standing preference automatically, without submitting a separate request each time you visit.
Since such signals function at the level of the individual browser or device, you may need to reset your preference whenever you switch to a different browser or device, install a new browser, or clear certain browser data, since none of those actions carry your earlier signal forward automatically.
Authorized Agents
A California resident is permitted to appoint an authorized agent to file an eligible privacy request on their behalf, rather than submitting the request personally.
As the law allows, we may ask for reasonable evidence that the agent is authorized to act for you. We may also reach out to you directly to confirm your identity or verify that you approved the request before we proceed with it.
Additional Privacy Information
To learn more about how ImperialeCase gathers, uses, discloses, retains, and safeguards personal information, please consult our:
Those documents contain further detail on applicable privacy rights and the process for submitting privacy-related requests.
Contact Information
Store Name: ImperialeCase
Company Name: FUTUREWAVE SOLUTIONS LIMITED
Company Number: 77242548
Company Address: Unit 2A, 17/F, Glenealy Tower, No. 1 Glenealy, Central, 999077, Hong Kong
Email: support@imperialecase.com
Phone Number: +1 917 993 9727
Contact Form: Click Here
Customer Service Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Eastern Time – EST/EDT)
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Response Time: Our customer support team typically responds within 24–48 hours on business days.
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