Do Not Sell My Personal Information

2nd Amendment Nation does not "sell" your personal information

The traditional definition of "sell" indicates an exchange of something for an equal value of property or some type of monetary compensation.

However, under California law, sharing information for advertising purposes may be considered a "sale." If you've visited our website within the past 12 months, under California law your information might have been "sold" to our advertising partners.

As part of online advertising, we, and our advertising partners, may collect information about your interactions with the 2nd Amendment Nation website. This information includes:

Type of device, operating system and/or browser you're using
Cookies stored on your browser
Identifiers, including advertising identifiers on your device
IP address of your device
Your browsing and purchasing behavior while on our website
The domain name you used to access our website
Website you visited before you visited our site
Other data or information normally captured as part of online advertising activities

We may share this information with third-party advertising partners to provide you a more personalized experience on our website and other mobile apps where we purchase advertising.

Who are the 2nd Amendment Nation' advertising partners?

You can learn more about our advertising partners and their privacy practices here:

Facebook
Google
Google Ads
Xandr
Advertising partners are subject to changes at any time without notice.

How to Opt Out of the Sale of Your Information

How to control your privacy.

You can opt out of the sale of your information through cookies by:

Blocking all cookies in your browser
Adjusting your mobile device's privacy settings

How to block cookies in your browser

Learn how to block cookies in these common browsers:

For less common browsers you will have to check the support pages of their website. If you use multiple browsers, or multiple devices with multiple browsers on each device, you will need to block cookies and adjust your privacy settings on each browser for each device. Furthermore, you should double check that your privacy settings remained intact every time you do a device upgrade or browser upgrade on all your devices.

It is important to note that blocking cookies has a few side effects, which include, but are not limited to:

Seeing ads that are not related to you or are of no interest to you
Seeing ads that you might feel are offensive
Some web pages might not display correctly
Some website functions might be disabled, such as the ability to see your product browsing history on our website
You may not be able to use our online shopping cart since it requires cookies as part of it's functionality
You will not be able to use the personalization features of our website which are designed to give you a better experience

Adjusting your mobile device’s privacy settings (opting out).

The Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) is a reliable source to help you find your choices on various mobile devices. See their information on opting out on mobile devices.

2nd Amendment Nation is continuing to make updates to make it easier for you to control your privacy options, we will update our instructions on this page as changes are made.

We may continue to share your information with our affiliates and service providers, and other third parties, for business purposes specified in our privacy policy or as otherwise permitted by law. To learn more about the information 2nd Amendment Nation collects and how we use it, see our privacy policy.