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BLUELEAF MENTOR AI USE & DISCLOSURE POLICY

Effective Date: August 20, 2026
Last Updated: August 20, 2026

This Blueleaf Mentor AI Use & Disclosure Policy (“AI Policy”) explains the use of artificial intelligence within Blueleaf Mentor, an AI-powered feature of Blue Leaf Guide, operated by Blue Leaf Education LLC, a Florida limited liability company (“Blue Leaf,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

This AI Policy supplements and forms part of the Blue Leaf Guide Terms of Use and should be read together with the Blue Leaf Guide Privacy Policy and Data Retention & Deletion Policy.

By using Blueleaf Mentor, you acknowledge the practices and limitations described in this AI Policy.

1. WHAT IS BLUELEAF MENTOR?

Blueleaf Mentor is an artificial-intelligence-assisted educational, organizational, career-readiness, and professional-development tool available through Blue Leaf Guide.

Blueleaf Mentor is designed to help users with matters such as:

  • career planning;
  • professional goal setting;
  • career-roadmap activities;
  • professional-development ideas;
  • study and preparation strategies;
  • organization;
  • accountability;
  • client-development ideas;
  • branding;
  • professional communication;
  • workplace preparation;
  • business-development ideas;
  • reflection;
  • brainstorming; and
  • other educational or career-development activities.

Blueleaf Mentor is a technology tool. It is not a human mentor, instructor, counselor, licensing authority, or licensed professional.

2. USE OF OPENAI TECHNOLOGY

Blue Leaf currently uses technology provided by OpenAI in connection with Blueleaf Mentor.

When you interact with Blueleaf Mentor, information necessary to generate a response may be transmitted to and processed through the OpenAI services used by Blue Leaf.

Depending on the feature and interaction, this information may include:

  • your prompt or question;
  • previous conversation context;
  • relevant career information;
  • roadmap information;
  • goals;
  • tasks;
  • check-in information;
  • career direction;
  • professional-development information; and
  • other information intentionally provided to Mentor or made available to Mentor through Blue Leaf Guide functionality.

Blue Leaf may change or add artificial-intelligence service providers as the Platform develops. If a change materially affects how personal information is processed, Blue Leaf will update applicable disclosures and provide any notice or consent required by law.

3. AI DATA AND MODEL TRAINING

Blue Leaf does not intend to provide users' private Blueleaf Mentor conversations to third-party AI providers for the purpose of training general-purpose AI models unless Blue Leaf has appropriately evaluated the practice and provided any disclosure, choice, or consent required by applicable law.

The handling of information by an AI provider may depend on Blue Leaf's applicable service agreement, product configuration, technical settings, and the provider's applicable data-processing terms.

Blue Leaf will not represent that information is “never” retained, processed, or used by an AI provider unless that representation is supported by the applicable technology and contractual arrangement.

Users should not submit unnecessary sensitive personal information through Blueleaf Mentor.

4. PERSONALIZATION

Blueleaf Mentor may use relevant Blue Leaf Guide information to provide responses that are more useful to the user.

Depending on the functionality available, this may include information concerning:

  • career goals;
  • roadmap stage;
  • completed or incomplete activities;
  • tasks;
  • check-ins;
  • streaks;
  • professional interests;
  • career direction; and
  • other relevant account context.

Not every category of information in a user's Blue Leaf Guide account is necessarily provided to Blueleaf Mentor during every interaction.

5. AI RESPONSES MAY BE WRONG

Artificial intelligence can make mistakes.

Blueleaf Mentor may generate information that is:

  • inaccurate;
  • incomplete;
  • outdated;
  • misleading;
  • inconsistent;
  • biased;
  • inappropriate for a particular situation;
  • based on an incorrect assumption; or
  • entirely incorrect.

AI systems may generate statements that sound confident even when those statements are wrong.

Users must independently verify important information before relying on it.

6. STATE-BOARD AND LICENSING DISCLAIMER

Blueleaf Mentor may assist users with general educational information, study organization, preparation strategies, or questions relating to professional licensing.

However:

BLUELEAF MENTOR DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL PASS A STATE-BOARD OR LICENSING EXAMINATION.

BLUELEAF MENTOR DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL QUALIFY FOR, OBTAIN, RENEW, OR MAINTAIN A PROFESSIONAL LICENSE.

Licensing laws, required educational hours, examination requirements, application procedures, fees, deadlines, and professional rules may vary by jurisdiction and may change.

Users must verify official requirements directly with the applicable:

  • state licensing board;
  • governmental agency;
  • testing authority;
  • school;
  • instructor; or
  • other authoritative source.

Blueleaf Mentor is not authorized to make official licensing determinations.

7. NO GUARANTEE OF PROFESSIONAL OR BUSINESS SUCCESS

Blueleaf Mentor does not guarantee that you will become a successful licensed professional.

Blueleaf Mentor also does not guarantee:

  • graduation;
  • employment;
  • internships;
  • interviews;
  • job placement;
  • clientele;
  • client retention;
  • bookings;
  • referrals;
  • social-media growth;
  • increased engagement;
  • business formation;
  • successful business ownership;
  • sales;
  • increased income;
  • profitability; or
  • career advancement.

Suggestions generated by Blueleaf Mentor are informational tools and not promises of results.

8. NO PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

Blueleaf Mentor does not provide legal, medical, mental-health, financial, accounting, tax, investment, or other regulated professional advice.

Blueleaf Mentor is not a substitute for:

  • an attorney;
  • physician or healthcare professional;
  • mental-health professional;
  • accountant;
  • financial adviser;
  • tax professional;
  • school instructor;
  • licensing authority;
  • employer;
  • professional supervisor; or
  • other appropriately qualified professional.

Users should consult an appropriate professional when professional advice is required.

9. NO EMERGENCY SERVICES

Blueleaf Mentor is not an emergency-response service.

Users should not rely upon Blueleaf Mentor for emergency assistance or time-sensitive situations involving immediate threats to health or safety.

Users should contact appropriate emergency services or qualified professionals when necessary.

10. USER INPUT

Users may provide prompts, questions, text, or other information to Blueleaf Mentor.

Users should not submit information they do not have lawful authority to provide.

Users should avoid submitting unnecessary information such as:

  • Social Security numbers;
  • payment-card numbers;
  • banking credentials;
  • passwords;
  • government-identification numbers;
  • authentication credentials;
  • detailed medical information;
  • highly sensitive information about clients; or
  • confidential information the user is prohibited from disclosing.

11. CLIENT INFORMATION AND BLUELEAF MENTOR

Users should exercise particular caution before including client or third-party information in an AI conversation.

Unless reasonably necessary for an intended feature, users should avoid identifying a client by full name or providing unnecessary sensitive details about that individual.

Users remain responsible for having lawful authority to disclose information they submit to Blueleaf Mentor.

12. AI OUTPUT

Blueleaf Mentor generates responses using artificial-intelligence technology.

AI-generated output may not be unique.

Another user may receive identical or similar output.

To the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to third-party rights, Blue Leaf does not claim ownership of AI-generated output produced specifically in response to a user's lawful use of Blueleaf Mentor.

However, Blue Leaf does not guarantee that AI-generated content:

  • qualifies for copyright protection;
  • is exclusive;
  • is original;
  • does not resemble existing material;
  • is non-infringing;
  • is accurate;
  • is appropriate for publication;
  • is suitable for commercial use; or
  • can be legally protected as intellectual property.

Users are responsible for reviewing output before publishing, distributing, submitting, or commercially using it.

13. USER RESPONSIBILITY

The user remains responsible for decisions made based on Blueleaf Mentor output.

Users should apply independent judgment and verify important information.

Blue Leaf is not responsible for a user's decision to disregard official licensing requirements, professional instruction, applicable law, employer requirements, safety rules, or professional standards based upon AI-generated content.

14. PROHIBITED AI USE

Users may not use Blueleaf Mentor to:

  • commit or facilitate unlawful conduct;
  • defraud another person;
  • impersonate another person;
  • harass, threaten, exploit, or abuse another person;
  • violate another person's privacy;
  • obtain unauthorized access to systems or accounts;
  • create or distribute malicious software;
  • infringe intellectual-property rights;
  • improperly disclose confidential information;
  • circumvent Platform security;
  • misrepresent AI-generated material in a manner prohibited by law; or
  • engage in conduct prohibited by the Blue Leaf Guide Terms of Use.

Blue Leaf may restrict access to Blueleaf Mentor where reasonably necessary to address misuse, security concerns, legal obligations, or violations of applicable policies.

15. AI CONVERSATION HISTORY

Blue Leaf may maintain Blueleaf Mentor conversation history so users can access prior conversations and so the Platform can provide relevant functionality.

AI-related records may also be retained where reasonably necessary for:

  • security;
  • abuse prevention;
  • troubleshooting;
  • customer support;
  • quality evaluation;
  • legal compliance;
  • enforcement; or
  • dispute resolution.

Additional information appears in the Blue Leaf Guide Data Retention & Deletion Policy.

16. HUMAN OVERSIGHT

Blue Leaf may use reasonable human review or administrative processes where necessary to:

  • investigate reported problems;
  • provide support;
  • investigate abuse;
  • maintain Platform security;
  • evaluate serious technical issues;
  • respond to legal requirements; or
  • enforce Platform policies.

Blue Leaf does not represent that every AI response is reviewed by a human before it reaches the user.

17. THIRD-PARTY AI SERVICES

AI functionality depends in part on third-party technology.

Blue Leaf cannot guarantee that an AI provider's systems will always be:

  • available;
  • uninterrupted;
  • error-free;
  • unchanged; or
  • capable of producing a response.

Blue Leaf may modify, suspend, replace, or discontinue AI functionality where reasonably necessary.

18. MINOR USERS

Blue Leaf Guide is intended for users age 13 and older.

Blueleaf Mentor is not intended to encourage minor users to disclose unnecessary sensitive personal information.

Additional safeguards, restrictions, consent mechanisms, or other measures may apply to minor users where required by applicable law.

19. PRIVACY

Personal information processed in connection with Blueleaf Mentor is subject to the Blue Leaf Guide Privacy Policy.

Retention and deletion are further addressed in the Blue Leaf Guide Data Retention & Deletion Policy.

20. CHANGES TO THIS AI POLICY

Blue Leaf may update this AI Policy as:

  • AI functionality changes;
  • AI providers change;
  • technical configurations change;
  • applicable laws change;
  • Blueleaf Mentor features develop; or
  • additional disclosures become appropriate.

Where applicable law requires notice or consent for a material change, Blue Leaf will provide the required notice or obtain the required consent.

21. CONTACT

Questions concerning Blueleaf Mentor or this AI Policy may be directed to:

Blue Leaf Education LLC
Blue Leaf Guide
Email: support@blueleafguide.com

22. IMPORTANT AI NOTICE

Blueleaf Mentor is an AI-powered educational and career-development tool. AI-generated information may be incorrect. Blueleaf Mentor does not guarantee state-board passage, professional licensure, employment, clientele, income, business success, or success as a licensed professional. Users remain responsible for independently verifying important information and making their own educational, licensing, professional, and business decisions.

data retention/ deletion Policy

BLUE LEAF GUIDE DATA RETENTION & DELETION POLICY

Effective Date: August 20, 2026
Last Updated: August 20, 2026

This Data Retention & Deletion Policy explains how Blue Leaf Education LLC, a Florida limited liability company (“Blue Leaf,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), retains, deletes, de-identifies, and otherwise manages information associated with Blue Leaf Guide and Blueleaf Mentor.

This Policy supplements the Blue Leaf Guide Privacy Policy.

1. PURPOSE

Blue Leaf's objective is to retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary to:

  • provide Blue Leaf Guide;
  • maintain user accounts;
  • provide requested functionality;
  • fulfill the purpose for which information was collected;
  • comply with applicable law;
  • maintain security;
  • prevent fraud and abuse;
  • maintain required business records;
  • resolve disputes; and
  • establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.

Blue Leaf does not intend to retain identifiable personal information indefinitely without a legitimate business or legal purpose.

2. RETENTION DEPENDS ON THE TYPE AND PURPOSE OF INFORMATION

Blue Leaf does not apply one universal retention period to every category of information.

Retention decisions may consider:

  • whether an account remains active;
  • the purpose for which information was collected;
  • whether information remains necessary to provide a requested feature;
  • the sensitivity of the information;
  • user deletion activity;
  • contractual obligations;
  • security requirements;
  • fraud-prevention requirements;
  • tax and accounting obligations;
  • applicable statutes of limitation;
  • legal disputes;
  • regulatory requirements;
  • legal holds;
  • service-provider capabilities; and
  • backup and disaster-recovery cycles.

3. ACTIVE ACCOUNT INFORMATION

While an account remains active, Blue Leaf may retain information reasonably necessary to provide the Platform.

This may include:

  • account and profile information;
  • school and program information;
  • career-roadmap progress;
  • tasks;
  • goals;
  • check-ins;
  • notes;
  • calendar information;
  • client information;
  • social-media information;
  • imported social-media analytics;
  • Brand Builder information;
  • digital business-card information;
  • Blueleaf Mentor conversations;
  • subscription information;
  • access-code information;
  • notification preferences; and
  • related Platform records.

4. USER-CREATED CONTENT

User-created content may ordinarily remain associated with the account until:

  • the user deletes the content;
  • the user deletes the account;
  • the information is no longer reasonably necessary;
  • Blue Leaf de-identifies the information; or
  • another lawful retention basis applies.

Where Platform functionality permits, users may delete individual content without deleting the entire account.

5. CLIENT AND THIRD-PARTY INFORMATION

Client and third-party information entered by a user should be retained only for as long as reasonably necessary for the legitimate purpose for which it was entered.

Where functionality permits, users may remove client records, client notes, or related information.

Users remain responsible for determining whether their professional, contractual, school, or legal obligations require them to retain or delete information they entered concerning other people.

6. BLUELEAF MENTOR CONVERSATIONS

Blueleaf Mentor conversation history may be retained while an account remains active to provide conversation-history and related AI functionality.

AI-related information may also be retained for limited periods where reasonably necessary for:

  • security;
  • abuse prevention;
  • troubleshooting;
  • support;
  • quality evaluation;
  • enforcement;
  • legal compliance; or
  • dispute resolution.

Blue Leaf currently uses OpenAI technology in connection with Blueleaf Mentor.

Retention within a third-party AI service may depend on Blue Leaf's applicable service agreement, configuration, provider functionality, security requirements, and applicable law.

Blue Leaf will not promise immediate deletion from every underlying AI system unless that capability has been verified.

7. SOCIAL-MEDIA ANALYTICS AND CONNECTED ACCOUNTS

Blue Leaf Guide may allow users to connect supported third-party social-media accounts, including Instagram or Facebook.

Where a user authorizes such an integration, Blue Leaf may receive and retain authorized analytics and related information necessary to provide the requested feature.

This may include:

  • account identifiers;
  • post identifiers;
  • views;
  • reach;
  • impressions;
  • likes or reactions;
  • comments;
  • shares;
  • follower information;
  • engagement metrics;
  • historical performance information; and
  • connection-related information.

Where supported, users may disconnect a connected account.

Disconnecting an account generally stops future retrieval after the revocation takes effect but does not necessarily delete information previously received by Blue Leaf.

Previously imported information may remain until:

  • the user deletes the applicable information;
  • the account is deleted;
  • the information is de-identified;
  • the information is no longer reasonably necessary; or
  • another lawful retention basis applies.

8. ACCESS TOKENS AND CONNECTION CREDENTIALS

Third-party integrations may require tokens or similar technical credentials that permit Blue Leaf to maintain an authorized connection.

Blue Leaf will use such credentials only as reasonably necessary to provide the authorized integration.

Connection credentials should be invalidated, deleted, expired, or otherwise rendered unusable when no longer reasonably necessary, subject to the technical operation of the applicable third-party service.

Blue Leaf does not require a user's social-media password merely because the user authorizes a standard third-party account integration.

9. STRIPE AND FINANCIAL RECORDS

Blue Leaf currently uses Stripe for payment and subscription processing.

Transaction-related information may be retained for longer periods when reasonably necessary to:

  • comply with tax obligations;
  • comply with accounting requirements;
  • maintain financial records;
  • resolve payment disputes;
  • respond to chargebacks;
  • prevent fraud;
  • establish transaction history; or
  • comply with applicable law.

Deleting a Blue Leaf Guide account does not necessarily require Stripe or Blue Leaf to delete records that must or may lawfully be retained for these purposes.

10. ONESIGNAL AND NOTIFICATION INFORMATION

Blue Leaf currently uses OneSignal for notifications and messaging.

Notification-related information may be processed or retained as reasonably necessary to:

  • maintain notification subscriptions;
  • deliver messages;
  • maintain notification preferences;
  • diagnose delivery issues;
  • prevent misuse; and
  • provide related Platform functionality.

When an account is deleted or a notification relationship ends, Blue Leaf will handle associated information according to applicable law, provider functionality, and legitimate retention requirements.

11. SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS

Blue Leaf may retain:

  • support tickets;
  • emails;
  • privacy requests;
  • deletion requests;
  • complaints;
  • security reports; and
  • related communications

for a reasonable period after resolution where necessary to document the request, demonstrate compliance, prevent abuse, resolve disputes, or protect legal rights.

12. SECURITY, AUTHENTICATION, AND AUDIT INFORMATION

Blue Leaf may retain limited:

  • login information;
  • authentication logs;
  • security events;
  • fraud-prevention records;
  • administrative audit records;
  • incident records; and
  • related technical information

after account deletion when reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, compliance, or legal purposes.

13. ACCOUNT DELETION

Blue Leaf provides account-deletion functionality and may provide additional deletion-request methods.

When a valid account-deletion request is completed, Blue Leaf will initiate deletion or de-identification of personal information associated with the active account, subject to lawful retention exceptions.

Depending on the user's account, deletion may include information such as:

  • profile information;
  • tasks;
  • goals;
  • notes;
  • roadmap progress;
  • check-ins;
  • streak information;
  • Blueleaf Mentor conversation history;
  • brand information;
  • social information;
  • imported social-media analytics;
  • connected-account information;
  • client records; and
  • other account content no longer reasonably necessary.

14. DELETING INDIVIDUAL CONTENT

Where Platform functionality permits, users may delete individual records without deleting their entire account.

Examples may include:

  • tasks;
  • goals;
  • notes;
  • client records;
  • client notes;
  • roadmap entries;
  • social-media records; and
  • other user-created information.

Some deletion actions may be irreversible.

15. BACKUPS

Deletion from Blue Leaf's active systems does not necessarily mean that every copy disappears instantaneously from backup or disaster-recovery systems.

Information may remain temporarily in backups until:

  • the applicable backup expires;
  • the backup is overwritten;
  • the backup is securely deleted; or
  • the applicable backup lifecycle otherwise completes.

Backup information ordinarily will not be restored to active use except where reasonably necessary for disaster recovery, system restoration, security, or legal purposes.

If a backup is restored, Blue Leaf will take reasonable steps to reapply applicable deletion requirements.

16. SERVICE PROVIDERS

Blue Leaf uses third-party providers to operate portions of Blue Leaf Guide.

Deletion may therefore need to propagate through applicable provider systems.

Blue Leaf will use reasonable contractual, technical, and operational measures to require service providers processing personal information on Blue Leaf's behalf to handle information consistently with applicable contractual and legal requirements.

Deletion timing may differ among providers because of backup systems, fraud-prevention records, security records, legal obligations, and technical architecture.

17. LEGAL HOLDS

Blue Leaf may temporarily suspend deletion of particular information when reasonably necessary because of:

  • litigation;
  • anticipated litigation;
  • subpoena;
  • governmental request;
  • regulatory investigation;
  • fraud investigation;
  • security incident;
  • legal hold;
  • contractual dispute; or
  • another legal obligation.

Information subject to a legal hold will be retained only as reasonably necessary for the applicable purpose.

18. FRAUD, ABUSE, AND ENFORCEMENT RECORDS

Blue Leaf may retain limited information concerning:

  • suspended accounts;
  • fraudulent activity;
  • payment fraud;
  • access-code abuse;
  • security incidents;
  • serious Terms violations; or
  • malicious activity

where reasonably necessary to prevent circumvention, protect the Platform, enforce agreements, or comply with law.

19. DE-IDENTIFIED AND AGGREGATED INFORMATION

Where permitted by law, Blue Leaf may de-identify or aggregate information rather than delete it.

Information that has been appropriately de-identified is not maintained in a manner reasonably linked to an identifiable individual.

Where applicable law requires de-identified information to remain de-identified, Blue Leaf will maintain appropriate safeguards against re-identification.

20. PRIVACY AND DELETION REQUESTS

Users may request deletion of qualifying personal information through:

  • available account controls; or
  • support@blueleafguide.com.

Blue Leaf may take reasonable steps to verify the identity of the requester before processing a request.

Blue Leaf will honor applicable state-law deletion rights when those requirements apply.

21. MINOR USERS

Blue Leaf Guide is intended for users age 13 and older.

Blue Leaf will apply additional retention or deletion requirements concerning minors where required by applicable law.

If Blue Leaf learns that personal information from a child under 13 was collected in circumstances requiring legally sufficient authorization that was not obtained, Blue Leaf will take appropriate steps consistent with applicable law.

22. PUBLIC CONTENT

If a user previously made information public through a digital business card or another shareable feature, deleting that information from Blue Leaf may stop Blue Leaf from making it available through the Platform.

Blue Leaf cannot necessarily delete:

  • screenshots;
  • downloads;
  • copies;
  • cached versions; or
  • redistributions

independently created by other persons while the information was public.

23. ACCOUNT DELETION AND SUBSCRIPTION CANCELLATION ARE DIFFERENT

Deleting a Blue Leaf Guide account and canceling a recurring subscription are separate processes unless Blue Leaf expressly indicates otherwise.

A user with an active paid subscription should cancel the subscription through the applicable subscription-management process when necessary to prevent future renewal charges.

Deletion of an account does not automatically eliminate financial records that Blue Leaf or Stripe may lawfully retain.

24. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY

Blue Leaf may update this Policy as:

  • Platform systems change;
  • integrations change;
  • providers change;
  • backup architecture changes;
  • retention requirements change; or
  • applicable law changes.

Where required by law, Blue Leaf will provide appropriate notice of material changes.

25. CONTACT

Questions, privacy requests, or deletion requests may be directed to:

Blue Leaf Education LLC
Blue Leaf Guide
Email: support@blueleafguide.com

26. APPLICABLE LAW

Nothing in this Policy is intended to waive a deletion, privacy, minor, student, consumer, or other statutory right that applicable federal or state law does not permit Blue Leaf to waive.

COOKIE & TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES Policy

BLUE LEAF GUIDE COOKIE & TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES POLICY

Effective Date: August 20, 2026
Last Updated: August 20, 2026

This Cookie & Tracking Technologies Policy explains how Blue Leaf Education LLC, a Florida limited liability company (“Blue Leaf,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), may use cookies, local storage, software development kits, and similar technologies in connection with Blue Leaf Guide.

This Policy supplements the Blue Leaf Guide Privacy Policy.

1. PURPOSE

Blue Leaf Guide may use cookies and similar technologies to operate, secure, maintain, personalize, and understand the performance of the Platform.

The particular technologies used may change as Blue Leaf Guide develops.

Blue Leaf will provide legally required disclosures, consent mechanisms, or opt-out options when required by applicable law.

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small data files stored on or associated with a browser or device.

Cookies can help websites and applications:

  • recognize a browser or session;
  • maintain account sign-in;
  • remember settings;
  • provide requested functionality;
  • secure accounts;
  • prevent fraud;
  • understand technical performance; and
  • identify errors.

Not every Blue Leaf Guide technology described in this Policy is necessarily a traditional browser cookie.

3. OTHER TECHNOLOGIES

Blue Leaf or its service providers may use:

  • cookies;
  • browser local storage;
  • session storage;
  • software development kits (“SDKs”);
  • pixels;
  • tags;
  • scripts;
  • log files;
  • device identifiers;
  • notification identifiers;
  • authentication identifiers;
  • session identifiers; and
  • similar technologies.

4. STRICTLY NECESSARY TECHNOLOGIES

Certain technologies may be necessary for Blue Leaf Guide to function.

These may support:

  • authentication;
  • account login;
  • maintaining sessions;
  • security;
  • fraud prevention;
  • access controls;
  • subscription status;
  • school or access-code status;
  • Platform navigation;
  • load balancing; and
  • user-requested functionality.

Disabling necessary technologies may prevent some Platform functionality from working correctly.

5. FUNCTIONAL AND PREFERENCE TECHNOLOGIES

Blue Leaf may use technologies to remember:

  • user preferences;
  • feature selections;
  • interface settings;
  • notification preferences;
  • temporary application information; and
  • other choices associated with Platform functionality.

Some information may be stored locally on a user's browser or device.

Locally stored information may not automatically synchronize across browsers or devices.

6. ANALYTICS AND PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGIES

Blue Leaf may use analytics or performance technologies to understand matters such as:

  • feature usage;
  • Platform performance;
  • page or screen activity;
  • errors;
  • technical problems;
  • navigation patterns;
  • device or browser characteristics;
  • reliability; and
  • aggregate engagement.

Blue Leaf will update applicable disclosures if it implements additional analytics providers or materially changes its analytics practices.

7. SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES

Blue Leaf may use technologies to:

  • authenticate users;
  • identify suspicious sign-ins;
  • detect malicious requests;
  • prevent account takeover;
  • prevent fraud;
  • protect access codes;
  • investigate security incidents;
  • investigate misuse; and
  • maintain Platform integrity.

8. ONESIGNAL NOTIFICATIONS

Blue Leaf currently uses OneSignal to support notifications and messaging.

Depending on the functionality enabled, OneSignal-related technologies may process information such as:

  • device identifiers;
  • notification subscription identifiers;
  • notification preferences;
  • technical information;
  • message-delivery information; and
  • related information reasonably necessary to deliver and manage notifications.

Users may have the ability to control certain notification permissions through Blue Leaf Guide, their browser, their operating system, or their device settings.

Disabling notifications may prevent certain alerts or reminders from being delivered.

9. STRIPE PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES

Blue Leaf currently uses Stripe for payment and subscription processing.

Stripe may use cookies or similar technologies as necessary to:

  • process payments;
  • maintain checkout sessions;
  • authenticate transactions;
  • detect and prevent fraud;
  • manage subscriptions; and
  • comply with legal requirements.

Stripe independently controls certain payment-processing technologies under its applicable terms and privacy practices.

10. OPENAI AND AI FUNCTIONALITY

Blueleaf Mentor currently uses technology provided by OpenAI.

Technical identifiers, request information, logs, or other operational information may be processed as reasonably necessary to transmit AI requests, generate responses, maintain security, diagnose errors, and provide AI functionality.

Additional information concerning Blueleaf Mentor appears in the Blueleaf Mentor AI Use & Disclosure Policy and Blue Leaf Guide Privacy Policy.

11. SOCIAL-MEDIA INTEGRATIONS

Blue Leaf Guide may allow users to connect supported social-media accounts, including Instagram or Facebook.

When such functionality is enabled and a user chooses to connect an account, third-party technologies may be used to:

  • authenticate the user with the social platform;
  • establish the authorized connection;
  • maintain the connection;
  • retrieve authorized analytics;
  • identify connected accounts;
  • obtain authorized post or content information; and
  • provide requested social-media analytics functionality.

The applicable third-party platform may use its own cookies, SDKs, tokens, or similar technologies during the authorization process.

For Instagram or Facebook integrations, these technologies may be operated by Meta Platforms or its affiliates, depending on the integration implemented.

Blue Leaf will request access only to information reasonably necessary for the applicable functionality and authorized through the relevant third-party permissions process.

12. SOCIAL-MEDIA ANALYTICS

If a user chooses to connect a supported social-media account, Blue Leaf may retrieve analytics made available through the authorized integration.

Depending on the integration, these analytics may include:

  • views;
  • reach;
  • impressions;
  • likes or reactions;
  • comments;
  • shares;
  • follower counts;
  • audience or growth metrics;
  • posting activity;
  • engagement information; and
  • other performance information made available by the connected service.

Blue Leaf may use these analytics to provide daily tracking, dashboards, professional-development insights, progress information, and related Platform functionality.

This section does not mean that every listed social-media integration or metric is currently available. Functionality depends on the integrations actually implemented by Blue Leaf and permissions made available by the applicable third-party platform.

13. THIRD-PARTY AUTHENTICATION AND CONNECTIONS

When Blue Leaf uses a standard third-party authorization process, the third-party service may place or use technologies necessary to authenticate the user and authorize the connection.

Blue Leaf does not receive a user's third-party account password merely because the user authorizes a standard integration.

Users should review the permissions presented before connecting an external account.

14. DISCONNECTING CONNECTED ACCOUNTS

Where supported, users may disconnect external accounts through Blue Leaf Guide, the applicable third-party platform, or both.

Disconnecting an integration may stop future collection through that connection after revocation takes effect.

Previously received information may remain subject to Blue Leaf's Privacy Policy and Data Retention & Deletion Policy.

15. ADVERTISING AND TARGETED ADVERTISING

Blue Leaf will not represent that it uses or does not use advertising technologies, targeted advertising, cross-context behavioral advertising, or similar tracking beyond what its actual Platform implementation supports.

If Blue Leaf implements technology that constitutes:

  • targeted advertising;
  • cross-context behavioral advertising;
  • sale of personal information;
  • sharing of personal information; or
  • another regulated tracking activity

under applicable law, Blue Leaf will implement legally required disclosures, consent mechanisms, or opt-out rights before or in connection with that processing as required.

16. MINOR USERS AND TRACKING

Blue Leaf Guide is intended for users age 13 and older.

Certain states impose additional restrictions on advertising, profiling, sale, sharing, or other processing involving users under 18.

Where applicable law requires consent, authorization, restrictions, or additional protections for minor users, Blue Leaf will implement the legally required measures.

17. YOUR CHOICES

Depending on the technology and applicable law, users may be able to control certain technologies through:

  • browser settings;
  • device settings;
  • operating-system settings;
  • notification controls;
  • account settings;
  • third-party platform settings;
  • cookie controls;
  • consent-management tools; or
  • legally required privacy opt-out mechanisms.

Blocking or disabling certain technologies may affect Platform functionality.

18. GLOBAL PRIVACY CONTROL AND OPT-OUT PREFERENCE SIGNALS

Some privacy laws recognize qualifying browser- or device-based opt-out preference signals.

Where Blue Leaf is legally required to recognize a qualifying privacy preference signal, Blue Leaf will take reasonable steps to honor the signal for processing to which the legal requirement applies.

19. DO NOT TRACK

Some browsers transmit “Do Not Track” signals.

There is not a single universally applicable technical standard governing all uses of such signals.

Blue Leaf will respond to legally recognized opt-out preference mechanisms where required by applicable law.

20. LOCAL STORAGE

Certain Blue Leaf Guide features may use browser or device storage rather than traditional cookies.

Local storage may support:

  • settings;
  • temporary feature information;
  • application state;
  • session functionality; and
  • other Platform functions.

Information stored locally may remain on a device until:

  • the user removes it;
  • Blue Leaf's application replaces or removes it;
  • the browser or operating system removes it; or
  • the applicable feature changes.

Clearing browser or device storage may reset certain Platform settings or functionality.

21. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES AND SERVICES

Blue Leaf Guide may link to or interact with:

  • social-media platforms;
  • payment providers;
  • authentication providers;
  • educational resources;
  • state-board resources;
  • governmental websites; or
  • other third-party services.

When you interact directly with a third-party service, that provider's cookies, tracking technologies, privacy policy, and terms may apply.

Blue Leaf does not control independent third-party websites or their tracking practices.

22. RETENTION OF INFORMATION GENERATED BY THESE TECHNOLOGIES

Information generated through cookies or similar technologies may be retained according to:

  • the purpose of the technology;
  • the applicable provider;
  • operational requirements;
  • security requirements;
  • fraud-prevention requirements;
  • user choices;
  • contractual obligations; and
  • applicable law.

Additional information appears in the Blue Leaf Guide Data Retention & Deletion Policy.

23. FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES AND INTEGRATIONS

Blue Leaf Guide may add new functionality, providers, integrations, analytics tools, or communication technologies.

The inclusion of future-facing language in this Policy does not necessarily mean that every described technology is currently active.

Before materially different tracking or data-processing functionality is implemented, Blue Leaf will evaluate whether updated disclosures, consent, opt-out functionality, or other legal requirements apply.

24. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY

Blue Leaf may update this Cookie & Tracking Technologies Policy when:

  • Platform technologies change;
  • service providers change;
  • social-media integrations are implemented or modified;
  • analytics technologies change;
  • notification functionality changes;
  • advertising practices change; or
  • applicable law changes.

The “Last Updated” date will identify the latest revision.

Where applicable law requires notice or consent for a material change, Blue Leaf will provide the required notice or obtain the required consent.

25. CONTACT

Questions concerning cookies, tracking technologies, or privacy may be directed to:

Blue Leaf Education LLC
Blue Leaf Guide
Email: support@blueleafguide.com

26. APPLICABLE LAW

Nothing in this Policy is intended to waive, restrict, or eliminate a privacy, consumer, minor, student, or other statutory right that applicable federal or state law does not permit Blue Leaf to waive.

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