OTG
PRIVACY POLICY
UPDATED AND
EFFECTIVE AS OF: JUNE 1, 2018
PLEASE READ THIS PRIVACY POLICY CAREFULLY.
Your privacy is important to us and we encourage you
to familiarize yourself with our privacy practices set forth herein.
By
accessing or otherwise using the collection of software applications on this
device or any website operated by us (collectively, the “Tablet Program”), you agree to be bound contractually by this
Privacy Policy. OTG Experience, LLC, a
Delaware limited liability company (together with its affiliates, “OTG” and also referred to herein as “we”, “us”, “our” and similar
terms), operates the Tablet Program. This Privacy Policy applies to information
collected, used and maintained by OTG in conjunction with the Tablet Program
and OTG’s operations in the airport where this device is located as well OTG’s
operations in airports throughout North America. The following information explains our
information gathering, use, security safeguards and dissemination
practices.
The Tablet Program is not directed to children under
the age of 13. If you are under the age
of 13, please do not provide any personal information while using the Tablet
Program.
1.
PRIVACY POLICY;
RIGHT TO MODIFY.
(a)
We Reserve the
Right to Modify this Privacy Policy. We reserve the right to modify this
Privacy Policy at any time by posting amended terms on the Tablet Program or
otherwise notifying you of changes to this Privacy Policy. Your continued use
after such amendment following the Effective Date indicates your acceptance of
the amended Privacy Policy. You should check this Privacy Policy periodically
for modifications by referencing the Effective Date posted above. Unless stated otherwise, our current Privacy Policy
applies to all Personally Identifiable Information that we have about you. Any
changes that are made to this Privacy Policy will apply to both any Personally
Identifiable Information that we hold prior to the Effective Date and any
Personally Identifiable Information that we collect on or after such Effective Date. However, we will not materially change our
policies and practices to make them less protective of Personally Identifiable
Information collected in the past without the consent of affected users.
(b)
Additional
Consents.
This Privacy Policy provides our policies regarding the collection and use of
Personally Identifiable Information. If
you wish to take part in certain products and services offered through the
Tablet Program, at that time we may request specific permission to collect,
use, and disclose Personally Identifiable Information about you in ways that
are described in this Privacy Policy. Your
permission is given by clicking a button or an icon to indicate your consent;
you may opt out at any time. If there is
any inconsistency between the terms of this Privacy Policy and the consent that
you give with respect to the collection, use, and disclosure of Personally
Identifiable Information for a particular product or service, the terms of such
consent will control.
2.
COLLECTION
AND USE OF YOUR PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION.
(a)
Types and Sources
of Personally Identifiable Information in General. Personally identifiable information is any
information that is about an identifiable individual, or that can be used to
identify or contact you (“Personally
Identifiable Information”). We may
build and store user profile preferences based on your use of the Tablet
Program, including any transactions completed via Tablet Program or if you
elect to provide additional information about yourself. Moreover, if you elect to scan your Airline
boarding pass or otherwise voluntarily provide us with your flight information
by some other means including but not limited to the use of Bluetooth Low
Energy, Near Field Communication or Radio-frequency Identification while using the
Tablet Program, we may create a user account for you based on your frequent
flyer number and attribute any individually identifiable order behaviors to the
account associated with your frequent flyer number.
(b)
What Personally
Identifiable Information We Collect Directly from You. We reserve the right to require you to
register with OTG in order to receive certain benefits, offers or services and
to provide certain registration data including your name, country, zip code or
postal code (as applicable) and email address or phone number (“Registration Data”). In order to place an order on the Tablet
Program, you may be required to supply certain personal data, including but not
limited to your name, email address, phone number and Payment Card information
(“Order Data”). Please keep in mind that while we do not
store your Payment Card information, a valid card swipe may be required to
complete orders through the Tablet Program. If the Tablet Program allows you to
scan your airline’s boarding pass or otherwise voluntarily provide us with your
flight information by some other means including but not limited to the use of
Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field Communication or Radio-frequency
Identification or allows you to use an airline’s frequent flyer points or miles
or other rewards program (“Rewards
Program”) account while using the Tablet Program, and you choose to scan
your boarding pass or otherwise voluntarily provide us with your flight
information by some other means including but not limited to the use of
Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field Communication or Radio-frequency
Identification and/or use your Rewards Program, we may offer you certain
products and services and participation in certain programs based on your
personal account data associated with your Rewards Program or airline frequent
flyer number (“Account Data”). Order Data, Account Data and Registration
Data will include Personally Identifiable Information.
(i)
By
providing Order Data, Account Data and/or Registration Data, you agree to the
collection and use of such data, including any Personally Identifiable
Information contained therein, pursuant to the terms of this Privacy
Policy. Please keep in mind that we will
not collect any Personally Identifiable Information from you unless you
voluntarily submit such information to us or allow us to obtain it from an
airline or provider of your Rewards Program by scanning your boarding pass or
otherwise voluntarily providing us with your flight information by some other
means including but not limited to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field
Communication or Radio-frequency Identification or connecting your Rewards
Program to the Tablet Program (see the section below in this Policy called “What Personally Identifiable Information We
Collect from Airlines and Third Parties”). Therefore, if you do not want us
to obtain any Personally Identifiable Information about you, please do not
voluntarily submit such information to us, scan your boarding pass or otherwise
voluntarily provide us with your flight information by some other means
including but not limited to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field
Communication or Radio-frequency Identification or connect your Rewards Program
account. You do not have to provide us
with any Personally Identifiable Information to use or access the Tablet
Program. However, if you choose to
withhold requested information, you may not be able to make purchases on, use,
visit or view certain sections of the Tablet Program or receive certain
products, offers or services.
(ii)
If
you place an order for products and services through the Tablet Program, a
valid payment card or such other valid electronic payment method as we may
permit from time to time (e.g., EMV chip cards and Near Field Communication
payments) (as applicable, a “Payment
Card”) will be required to complete the order. While your Payment Card information could be
considered Personally Identifiable Information, we do not collect or store such
Payment Card data, but rather use a third party payment processor. Your Payment
Card information will be collected and stored by a third party provider of OTG
who is responsible for processing your Payment Card information and any other
personally identifiable payment information in a secure manner. The information
collected for payment purposes, such as your credit card number and expiration
date, are collected and may be stored by the third party payment
processor. OTG is not responsible for
the information practices of this third party payment processor, and the third
party processor’s use of your Personally Identifiable Information is governed
by the payment processor’s own privacy policy, which may or may not contain
privacy protections as protective as this Privacy Policy.
(iii)
If
you submit Personally Identifiable Information, become a registered user and/or
place orders for products and services through the Tablet Program, we may
collect information about your use of the Tablet Program. This information may
include, without limitation, the websites you visit while accessing the Tablet
Program, items purchased through the Tablet Program, and the items viewed while
using the Tablet Program. Further,
please note that if you elect to provide us with information regarding your
flight while using and accessing the Tablet Program, we may build behavioral
profiles by collecting aggregated data about the manner in which users
travelling to that particular destination interact with the Tablet Program (for
example, the types of products such users purchase through the Tablet Program).
You may also choose to communicate with
us through email, text message, via the Tablet Program, via telephone, in
writing, or through any other means. We
may collect all information in or about these communications. To the extent that any such information
gathered from or about these communications is Personally Identifiable
Information, we will combine such information with information we receive from
the Tablet Program and use all such information in accordance with this Privacy
Policy.
(iv)
If
you use the Tablet Program to take photos or videos of yourself, or to create
or post text using any of the features of the Tablet Program, such images and
content may identify you. Such images and content are considered
Personally Identifiable Information and will be used and disclosed by OTG in
accordance with this Privacy Policy.
(c)
What Personally
Identifiable Information We Collect from Airlines and Third Parties. If you elect to scan your boarding pass or
otherwise voluntarily provide us with your flight information by some other
means including but not limited to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field
Communication or Radio-frequency Identification or connect your Rewards Program
account while using the Tablet Program, we will obtain certain information
about you directly from the airline and rewards provider and may combine such
information with information collected directly from you as described in this
Privacy Policy and as otherwise permitted by law. To the extent that you provide information
directly to an airline, please note that their use of your personal information
is governed by their privacy policy and not this Privacy Policy.
(d)
Social Media. We may offer you the opportunity to engage
with us through third-party social networking websites, plug-ins and
applications. Through these platforms, you may allow us to access information
associated with your social media account. We may use this information to
confirm your identity and to personalize your experience on the Tablet Program.
(e)
How We May Use
Personally Identifiable Information We Collect. In general, we
use the Personally Identifiable Information collected through the Tablet
Program to help us, our business partners, (including airlines) and certain
other third party businesses, concessionaires, vendors or suppliers
(collectively, “Outside Contactors”)
process and fulfill orders for products and services placed on the Tablet
Program, understand who uses the Tablet Program and how it is used, to
personalize the user’s experience, to assist the user in using the Tablet
Program and to improve the Tablet Program.
More specifically, we may use the Personally Identifiable Information
collected through the Tablet Program for the following purposes and for other similar purposes:
(i)
to
establish and verify the identity of users;
(ii)
to
respond to inquiries and fulfill your requests, including fulfilling orders
placed on the Tablet Program, communicating with customers or Outside
Contractors regarding such orders, and sending users electronic receipts of
purchases (e.g., via email or text message);
(iii)
to
promote products and services on our behalf and on behalf of Outside
Contractors and business partners, including by sending promotional text
messages (if you have consented to receive text messages) and emails on our
behalf or on behalf of our business partners and Outside Contractors, which
promotions may be targeted based on your use of the Tablet Program;
(iv)
to
open, maintain, administer and service users’ accounts or memberships;
(v)
for
our business purposes, such as data analysis, audits, developing new products,
improving the Tablet Program, identifying usage trends, determining the
effectiveness of promotional campaigns, and maintaining the security and
integrity of our systems; and
(vi)
using
information obtained from and after boarding pass scanning (or other means
including but not limited to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field
Communication or Radio-frequency Identification) to personalize users’
experience, including, without limitation, collecting and storing order
preferences and user information for future use (e.g., if you elect to scan
your boarding pass or otherwise provide your flight information, we may create
a user account based on your frequent flyer number and attribute any individually
identifiable order behaviors to your particular account). Further, if you elect to provide us with
information regarding your flight while using and accessing the Tablet Program,
we may build behavioral profiles by collecting aggregated data about the manner
in which users travelling to that particular destination interact with the
Tablet Program (for example, the types of products such users purchase through
the Tablet Program).
3.
WAYS THAT WE MAY
SHARE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION WITH THIRD PARTIES.
(a)
General Overview. By providing Personally Identifiable
Information, you agree to the collection, use and sharing of such data pursuant
to the terms of this Privacy Policy. Your
Personally Identifiable Information may be shared with airlines, OTG’s other
third party business partners and Outside Contractors, as described in greater
detail below.
(b)
Disclosure to
Airline Partners. We may share information about users obtained
from and after boarding pass scanning (or other means including but not limited
to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy, Near Field Communication or Radio-frequency
Identification) with our airline partners, and we may allow our airline
partners to use such data for use with other applications or services. The data we share may include the type of
Payment Card a user utilizes to pay for food or beverage products purchased
through the Tablet Program.
(c)
Disclosure to Our
Affiliates. To the extent permitted by law, we may
disclose your Personally Identifiable Information to our Affiliates. For the purpose of this Privacy Policy, “Affiliates” means any person or entity
which directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by or is under common
control with us, whether by ownership or otherwise. Any information relating to you that we
provide to our Affiliates will be treated by those Affiliates in accordance
with this Privacy Policy.
(d)
Disclosure to Our
Outside Contractors. We may contract with or employ Outside Contractors
to provide specific services related to the Tablet Program (e.g., web browser,
internet access, payment processing, etc.) and to offer or provide retail
products and services on the Tablet Program. These Outside Contractors may
sometimes have limited access to information collected on the Tablet Program,
including your Personally Identifiable Information, in the course of providing
products or services to you and/or us.
Access to your Personally Identifiable Information by these Outside
Contractors is limited to the information reasonably necessary in order for the
Outside Contractors to perform their limited function. We also require that these Outside
Contractors (i) protect the privacy of your Personally Identifiable Information
in a manner consistent with this Privacy Policy, and (ii) not use or disclose
your Personally Identifiable Information for any purpose other than providing
you and/or us with the products or services for which they are contracted.
(e)
Sharing of
Aggregate Non-Identifiable Information.
Some of your information may be shared on an aggregate basis in
non-identifiable form and as a part of a larger set of statistics (e.g.,
statistics that indicate the percentage of our members that are female), but
that information will not be sufficient to permit the recipient to identify you. For instance, we may provide aggregated
information to third parties regarding the number of unique users who use the
Tablet Program, the demographic breakdown of the users of the Tablet Program,
or the activities that users of the Tablet Program engage in while using the
Tablet Program. The third parties to
which we may provide this information may include potential or actual
advertisers, providers of advertising services (including website tracking
services), airlines, Outside Contractors, sponsors, licensees, researchers and
other similar parties.
(f)
Disclosure in
Limited Circumstances. Notwithstanding the foregoing, we may also
use and disclose Personally Identifiable Information outside the normal use of the
Tablet Program in the following limited circumstances: (i) if we are required
to do so by law, (ii) if we have the good faith belief that such action is
necessary to conform to applicable laws or comply with legal process served on
us (e.g., to comply with a search warrant, subpoena or court order), (iii) to
respond to requests from public or government authorities, (iv) to protect the
Tablet Program, such as in the event of an attempted breach of security, (v) to
enforce our terms and conditions, or (vi) to protect you or the rights or
property of another user of the Tablet Program.
(g)
Acquisition, Sale
or Reorganization of Business.
As we continue to develop the Tablet Program and our businesses, we
might acquire other business entities or assets or sell, license or transfer
business entities or assets to third parties.
In such transactions, customer information generally is one of the
assets acquired or transferred. Also, in
the event that all or substantially all of our assets are transferred, a merger,
consolidation or reorganization, or a controlling interest in us is acquired,
both Personally Identifiable Information and information that is not personally
identifiable will be among the transferred assets. Our successors and assigns
may collect and use your information for substantially similar purposes as
described in this Privacy Policy
4.
AUTOMATIC
COLLECTION OF NON-PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION ON THE TABLET PROGRAM. When you use or
access the Tablet Program, or become a registered user of the Tablet Program,
we may also collect information such as demographic information (e.g., age,
profession or gender) that is collected and used on an aggregated,
de-identified basis (“Non-Personally
Identifiable Information”). Non-Personally Identifiable Information may
also include certain information about the date and time you used the Tablet
Program, the pages you accessed while using the Tablet Program, and the
Internet addresses of the websites (e.g., URL, IP address), if any, you visited
that were linked to the Tablet Program.
(a)
We
use Non-Personally Identifiable Information to help us understand the
characteristics of people who use the Tablet Program, and to improve and market
the Tablet Program in general. For
instance, we may use Non-Personally Identifiable Information to store anonymous
web and order data or associate certain order behaviors to specific flights
based on our flight picker, namely, an aspect of the Tablet Program that
enables a user to select the flight such user is taking in the near
future.
(b)
We
also use the Non-Personally Identifiable Information collected automatically by
our servers primarily to help us administer and improve the Tablet
Program. In the event that we link any
Non-Personally Identifiable Information with Personally Identifiable
Information, we will treat such information as Personally Identifiable
Information and only use such information in accordance with this Privacy
Policy.
5.
OPT-IN OR OPT-OUT
OPTIONS. If you provide contact information in your
Registration Data while using the Tablet Program, we may use that information
to communicate with you (e.g., send you a receipt or welcome email) to the
extent permitted by law in order to provide or offer services or confirm
account data, user options and preferences.
Where permitted by law, or where you consent, we may send you electronic
newsletters, information about services, news items that may be of interest to
you, and provide you with targeted offers.
If you decide you no longer want to receive these communications from
us, we will provide you with an option to “opt-out” and change your
preferences.
6.
CONTACT US/REVIEW
YOUR INFORMATION. OTG strives to ensure that any Personally
Identifiable Information we collect and maintain is kept accurate, current and
complete for the purposes for which the information is used. If you have submitted Personally Identifiable
Information through the Tablet Program, or if someone else has submitted your
Personally Identifiable Information, and you would like to review, request
changes or have that information deleted from our databases, please contact us
via e-mail or send a letter to our Privacy Compliance Coordinator at the
address indicated below. We will then use reasonable efforts to change or
remove your Personally Identifiable Information from our files, unless we are
entitled or required to retain it pursuant to other agreements or by law. You
may also contact us through either of the above methods to request or review the
Personally Identifiable Information that we have collected about you. We will
use reasonable efforts to supply you with this information and correct any
factual inaccuracies in this information. Our contact information is as
follows:
OTG
EXPERIENCE, LLC
c/o OTG MANAGEMENT
1501 Lower State Road, Suite 102
North Wales, PA 19454
7.
COOKIES AND OTHER
TECHNOLOGIES OF WHICH YOU SHOULD BE AWARE WHILE USING THE TABLET PROGRAM.
(a)
Cookies. Cookies are
pieces of information that a web site transfers to a device or a computer’s
hard disk for record-keeping purposes. Cookies in and of themselves do not
personally identify users, although they do identify a device or a user’s
computer. Most internet browsers are initially set up to accept cookies. We reserve the right to set up our devices
and the Tablet Program to use or to allow the use of cookies. Advertisers and other Outside Contractors
that display ads on the Tablet Program may also use cookies, however, we do not
have access to the information obtained from cookies issued from other sites.
(b)
IP Addresses. IP addresses are used by a device or computer
every time it is connected to the Internet.
The IP address is a number that is used by a device or computer on the
network to identify that specific device or computer. The IP addresses of each device we supply as
part of the Tablet Program are automatically collected, primarily by third
party internet site operators, as part of demographic and profile data known as
“traffic data” so that data (such as the web pages you visit while using the
Tablet Program) can be viewed by you. We
will not and cannot use our device IP addresses to attempt to identify your
personal information.
(c)
Referrers. A Referrer is information passed along by our
web browser that references the Web URL from which you linked when visit
websites using the Tablet Program, and it is automatically collected by third
party web servers as “traffic data.” Third party internet site operators,
including our Outside Contractors, may use this information to identify broad
demographic trends and/or to provide information tailored to your interests or
in connection with agreements that we may have with such Outside
Contractors. You will not be personally
identified from this information.
(d)
System Information. System information that we collect as part of
“traffic data” includes time, the type of web browser being used, the operating
system/platform, and CPU speed. This information is sent automatically by your
web browser when you are connected to a website. We reserve the right to use
this information for purposes of identifying broad demographic trends and may
be used to provide information appropriate for your computer system. You will
not be personally identified from this information.
8.
OTHER WEBSITES,
LINKS, ADVERTISERS AND INTERNET PROVIDERS.
The
Tablet Program contains links to other web sites. We reserve the right to
permit Outside Contractors, including advertisers, and other third parties
participating in the Tablet Program to provide links to their web sites, to
link their web sites to the Tablet Program or to offer Internet access. The
privacy practices of Outside Contractors, advertisers and such other third
parties are not covered by this Privacy Policy, and we are not responsible for
the privacy practices or the content of the web sites of such Outside
Contractors, advertisers and other third parties. For example, you may choose to use the Tablet
Program to browse the Internet and such access may be provided by a third-party
Internet provider. If such Internet
access is provided by a third-party Internet provider, we are not responsible
for the collection, use, or disclosure of any information about you by such
third-party Internet provider.
Additionally, if you make a purchase from a store or merchant listed on
or linked to the Tablet Program, any information that you give, such as your
Payment Card number and contact information, is provided to those merchants.
These merchants and Outside Contractors have separate privacy and data
collection practices, and we have no responsibility or liability for these
independent policies. You should be careful to review any privacy policies
posted on any of these sites before signing up with and using them.
9.
INTERNET AND
INFORMATION SECURITY ISSUES OF WHICH YOU SHOULD BE AWARE WHILE USING THE TABLET
PROGRAM.
(a)
Information
collected by the Tablet Program is stored in secure operating environments that
are not available to the public and are maintained in the United States. Our
employees or Outside Contractors are required by us to maintain and uphold your
privacy and security and are aware of our privacy and security policies and/or
abide by their own privacy and security policies in order to safeguard your
information. We will also use appropriate physical, organizational and
technological measures to safeguard the confidentiality of your Personally
Identifiable Information (including Payment Card information). Personally Identifiable Information is kept
only for as long as needed to fulfill the purposes identified in the Privacy Policy. Unfortunately, data transmissions made by
means of the Internet cannot be made absolutely secure. Please keep in mind that if you give out
Personally Identifiable Information online, such information may be collected
and used by unauthorized third parties.
(b)
Although
we strive to protect your privacy, we cannot guarantee the security of
information you provide to us. You
disclose such information at your own risk.
As a result, while we strive to protect your personal information, WE
CANNOT ENSURE OR WARRANT THE SECURITY OF ANY INFORMATION YOU TRANSMIT TO US,
AND YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK. Further,
we will have no liability for disclosure of information due to errors in
transmission or unauthorized acts of third parties.
10.
PROTECTION OF
CHILDREN’S PRIVACY RIGHTS. The Tablet
Program is directed toward and designed for use by persons aged thirteen (13)
years or older. IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF THIRTEEN (13), YOU CANNOT USE THE TABLET
PROGRAM WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF YOUR PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN. Our policy is that we
do not knowingly collect, use or disclose Personally Identifiable Information
about visitors under 13 years of age.
11.
USE IN THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA. The Tablet Program is controlled, operated
and intended to be used from within the United States and Canada only. We make
no representation that the Tablet Program is appropriate for use outside the
United States or Canada, or that access to and use of the Tablet Program in
accordance with this Privacy Policy
complies with the laws of any other jurisdiction. Those who choose to
access or interact with the Tablet Program from outside the United States or
Canada do so on their own will and are fully responsible for compliance with
applicable laws.
12.
CONDITIONS OF USE. If you choose to use the Tablet Program, your
use and any dispute over privacy is subject to this Privacy Policy and our
Terms and Conditions including, to the extent permitted by law,
limitations on damages,
resolution of disputes, and application of the law of the State of New York.
DMCA Notice
If you have a copyright infringement claim regarding
any materials posted on the Tablet Program, you are directed to file a
copyright infringement notice with us by sending a written communication that
includes substantially the following information (please consult your attorney
or review § 512(c)(3) of the United States Copyright Act to confirm the accuracy of these requirements):
1.
A
physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the
owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
2.
Identification
of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or, if multiple
copyrighted works at a single online website are covered by a single
notification, a representative list of such works at that website.
3.
Identification
of the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of
infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled,
and information reasonably sufficient to permit us to locate the material.
4.
Information
reasonably sufficient to permit us to contact the complaining party, such as an
address, telephone number, and, if available, an electronic mail address at which
the complaining party may be contacted.
5.
A
statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that use of the
material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner,
its agent, or the law.
6.
A
statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under
penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf
of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
Such written notice should be sent to our designated
agent as follows:
DMCA
Complaints
OTG EXPERIENCE, LLC
c/o OTG MANAGEMENT
1501 Lower State Road, Suite 102
North Wales, PA 19454
Please also note that under § 512(f) of the United
States Copyright Act, any person who knowingly makes a material
misrepresentation that activities or materials are infringing a copyright may
be subject to liability.
Counter-Notification.
If you elect to send us a counter-notice, to be
effective it must be a written communication provided to our designated agent
that includes substantially the following (please consult your attorney or
review § 512(g)(3) of the United States Copyright Act to confirm the accuracy
of these requirements):
1.
A
physical or electronic signature of the user.
2.
Identification
of the material that has been removed or to which access has been disabled and
the location at which the material appeared before it was removed or access to
it was disabled.
3.
A
statement under penalty of perjury that the user has a good faith belief that
the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or
misidentification of the material to be removed or disabled.
4.
The
user’s name, address, and telephone number, and a statement that the user
consents to the jurisdiction of Federal District Court for the judicial
district in which the address is located, or if the user’s address is outside
of the United States, for any judicial district in which we may be found, and
that the user will accept service of process from the person who provided
notification under subsection (c)(1)(C) or an agent of such person.
Such written notice should be sent to our designated
agent as follows:
OTG EXPERIENCE,
LLC
c/o OTG MANAGEMENT
1501 Lower State Road, Suite 102
North Wales, PA 19454
Please note that under Section 512(f) of the United
States Copyright Act, any person who knowingly makes a material
misrepresentation that material or activity was removed or disabled by mistake
or misidentification may be subject to liability.
Please also be advised that it is our policy to
terminate users’ access to and use of the Tablet Program in appropriate
circumstances, where such users are repeat copyright infringers.