Effective: August 5, 2026 Last updated: August 5, 2026
This policy is an operating rule of Muze ME at https://amuzeme.fun/. It governs the current Muze ME service and is effective now. It must be followed as written unless a later published revision applies. It is reviewed and updated when the service, law, card-network rules, or providers change, and qualified counsel may revise it for the operator’s verified jurisdiction.
Scope and applicable-law standard
This notice supplements the Privacy Notice for residents of California and every other U.S. state with an applicable comprehensive or sector-specific consumer privacy law. State definitions, thresholds, exemptions, response periods, cure rights, appeal rights, and authorized-agent rules differ. Muze honors the rights required by the law that applies to the verified requester and does not use these Terms to waive a non-waivable right.
Notice at collection
At or before collection, Muze identifies the categories collected and the reason. Those categories may include identifiers and account data; internet, device, security, and approximate-location data; commercial, subscription, token, tip, order, shipping, refund, and payout records; user content and communications; creator employment-like, tax, professional, and verification records; inferences used for safety, integrity, or service personalization; and sensitive data such as government ID, precise age evidence, private messages, account credentials, sexual-content participation, biometric-comparison results, and exact addresses. Purposes are account creation, age and identity assurance, content delivery, safety, fraud prevention, transactions, fulfillment, support, legal records, analytics selected under the Cookie Notice, and compliance. Retention follows the Data Retention Policy and active legal holds.
Consumer rights
Where applicable, a verified consumer may request confirmation and access; the categories and specific pieces collected; sources, purposes, and recipients; correction; deletion; portability; and a list of third parties or categories of third parties where a state requires it. A consumer may opt out of sale, sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising, targeted advertising, or qualifying profiling; may limit or withdraw consent for sensitive data as the applicable law provides; may appeal a denied request; and may exercise rights without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.
California CCPA and CPRA
A California resident may have rights to know, delete, correct, opt out of sale or sharing, limit certain uses and disclosures of sensitive personal information, and receive equal service and pricing subject to lawful financial-incentive rules. Muze provides this conspicuous notice and the general Privacy Notice for California Online Privacy Protection Act purposes. Whether CCPA business thresholds apply must be reviewed from current revenue, California consumer-volume, and sale-or-sharing facts; this notice does not falsely claim an exemption or applicability.
Requests, appeals, and authorized agents
Submit a privacy request or appeal without an account through the Complaints & Content Removal form and choose the privacy category. Include the state of residence, requested right, account email if any, and enough information to locate the record. Do not submit passwords, full card numbers, or government-ID images through the form. Muze verifies only what is reasonably necessary, responds within the applicable period, explains denials and appeal options, and accepts authorized agents where law requires proof of authority and identity verification.
Sale, sharing, targeted advertising, and browser signals
The operator must maintain a current data map stating whether any disclosure is a sale, cross-context sharing, or targeted advertising under each applicable state law. Sensitive creator-verification files are not sold. Until a tested opt-out and legally recognized browser-signal workflow, including Global Privacy Control where required, is active, Muze must not enable a data practice that would require that control. If such a practice is enabled later, a clear “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” or equivalent choice must be placed in the footer and honored across relevant systems.
Security, breach notices, and state-specific rules
Muze uses risk-based access control, encryption where supported, logging, vendor review, incident response, and data minimization. A security incident is assessed under the breach-notification law of every affected resident, and notices are made to consumers, regulators, or credit agencies when required. Biometric, health, consumer-health, genetic, data-broker, communications, employment, and financial information may be governed by additional state laws and require a separate operational review before the related feature is enabled.
Federal Privacy Act clarification
The federal Privacy Act of 1974 principally governs records maintained by federal agencies; it is not a general private-website privacy policy. Muze instead follows the private-sector federal and state laws that actually apply to its practices, including the FTC Act, applicable state consumer privacy and breach laws, and the specific notices linked in this Legal Center.
Contact and notices
Use the Site contact process or the Complaints & Content Removal page. Do not send identity documents, tax forms, card data, or passwords through ordinary email.