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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 9, 2026

Mailing address: Open & Live, 2641 Gravois Ave, St Louis, MO 63118.

1. Scope and contact

This Privacy Policy explains how Open & Live, operated through LaunchDock, handles information when you watch public camera feeds, purchase advertisements, or contact support. It applies to openandlive.com. For privacy questions, access or deletion requests, advertising support, refunds, or camera concerns, email topdog@puremoney.lol. Please identify the request and provide enough information for us to verify it without sending passwords, card numbers, or identity documents unless specifically requested through a secure process.

2. Information collected when you watch

Our web server processes ordinary connection information such as your IP address, request path, browser headers, and access time to deliver the site, maintain security, and diagnose errors. Traffic-camera streams are delivered through our server. Tourism broadcasts may use an embedded YouTube player, which connects your browser directly to Google/YouTube and may process your IP address, browser information, cookies and playback activity under their policies. See Google’s Privacy Policy. We do not ask for your location, camera, microphone, or an account to watch. We do not hack cameras or bypass authentication; an unsecured address is not treated as permission to broadcast a private camera. We do not use facial recognition or attempt to identify people appearing in a feed. Video originates from public camera providers; incidental personal information may appear in their broadcasts.

3. Advertiser information

When you purchase advertising, we receive your brand name, destination URL, uploaded creative, both placement creatives, accepted price and product, consent to the advertising terms, order identifier, payment-session identifier, subscription identifier where applicable, payment status, activation time, campaign end time, rotation selection count, receipt email if returned by Stripe, click-report preferences and aggregates, and notification delivery status. We store the uploaded creative and order record to deliver and administer the campaign. Payment information, billing contact details, fraud signals and receipts are handled by Stripe under its own privacy notice. We receive Stripe customer and payment references, but our application does not store full payment card numbers or security codes.

4. Appearance and browser storage

The page always uses a dark background. It does not read your local hour or request geolocation to choose its appearance. The traffic-quality service described below separately receives your browser’s time zone. A temporary random viewer identifier is generated in browser memory to deduplicate ad selections within the current page visit. It is not a persistent advertising profile. We use Is Your Traffic Real for traffic-quality measurement. Its current script uses a temporary identifier in sessionStorage rather than a persistent identifier cookie. It sends the page title, page and referrer URLs without query strings, UTM campaign parameters, browser language and time zone, screen dimensions, reported processor/memory capabilities, automation indicators, privacy-control signal, page visibility, time on page, and whether an interaction occurred to isyourtrafficreal.com. The service also receives connection information such as your IP address. It does not send typed text or full checkout-session URLs in its page/referrer fields. Stripe or a destination website may use its own cookies when you visit it.

5. Why we use information

We use information to display feeds; deliver the current sponsor in both positions and administer fair shared rotation; process, confirm and reconcile purchases; manage one-time sponsorships and any legacy subscriptions; prevent duplicate processing, fraud and abuse; investigate technical or billing problems; respond to support; measure traffic quality; maintain records; and comply with obligations that apply to us. We do not sell personal information or build cross-site behavioral advertising profiles. Spotlight ads are selected by the public purchase and equal-weight rotation rules, not by profiling individual viewers. Legacy placements, if any, retain their previous rotation rules.

6. Sharing and third parties

Information is processed by hosting and infrastructure providers, Stripe for payments, and Is Your Traffic Real for traffic-quality measurement. Clicking an advertisement opens the advertiser’s website, which operates under its own policies. The share button opens X with prepared text only after you click; you decide whether to publish. Traffic feed providers receive requests from our server; embedded video providers receive requests directly from your browser. We may disclose relevant information when legally required, to protect users and systems, or as part of a business transfer subject to appropriate protections. Public ad creatives, brand names, destination links, paid price, and campaign timing may be visible to visitors. Receipt emails are not displayed publicly. Our configured SMTP provider processes buyer activation emails and daily reports. Site-generated buyer emails are blind-copied to the operator’s nuclearinbox@gmail.com mailbox for oversight, records and support. Copies include the receipt email, message content, private order link and report attachments and are processed by Gmail/Google under its privacy practices. No raw visitor IP or internal visitor hash is included. Activation confirmations and daily reports are service communications; promotional repurchase reminders are separately optional as described below.

7. Retention

Active order and creative records are retained while a campaign is being delivered and afterward as needed for accounting, disputes, fraud prevention and legal obligations. Current order records do not have an automatic deletion schedule. Temporary legacy ad-cycle deduplication entries expire after approximately one minute. Notification preferences and delivery records remain with the order until deleted subject to our retention obligations. We do not maintain a camera recording library. Temporary video buffers may exist in the network, server response handling and your browser to make live playback work. Infrastructure access logs follow the host’s operational retention practices. Contact us to request deletion; some financial or dispute records may need to be retained.

8. Your choices and requests

You may stop visiting the service, decline to buy advertising, avoid external links, or use browser controls to manage cookies and playback. You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of information associated with your advertising order by contacting support. Where applicable law provides additional rights, including objection, restriction, portability, appeal or an authorized-agent process, you may request those rights as well. We will verify the request and respond as required by applicable law. We do not retaliate against users for exercising privacy rights.

9. Security and private order links

We use HTTPS, server-side payment processing, file validation, and restricted access to operational records. No system is guaranteed secure. Your successful-checkout page includes a private session link that can show order status, turn off daily reports and manage a legacy subscription. Treat it like a password: bookmark it privately and do not share screenshots containing the full URL. If you lose it or believe it has been disclosed, contact support with your receipt reference. Never send complete card information by email.

10. Children and international access

Advertising purchases are intended for adults with authority to enter the transaction. We do not knowingly solicit personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child submitted personal information, contact support. The service and its vendors may process information in countries different from where you live. Where applicable, required legal safeguards and rights remain available.

11. Policy changes

We may update this notice to reflect changes to the service, vendors, or requirements. The revision date appears above. Material changes affecting existing purchasers will be communicated where required and where contact information is available. Questions or complaints may be sent to the support address at the top of this policy.

Outbound ad clicks and advertiser reports

Clicking a Spotlight ad passes through an Open & Live redirect before opening the advertiser’s HTTPS destination. We record the order, banner or square position, click timestamp, broad browser/operating-system/device categories, recognized automation indicators, and camera area being viewed when available. We also receive the arrival referrer domain and limited UTM source/medium/campaign values supplied by the browser when available; full referrer paths and query strings are not retained in click records. These fields may be absent, blocked or inaccurate.

The server uses the connection IP locally to look up approximate country, region and city in DB-IP City Lite, and combines the IP and browser string with a server secret and reporting date to produce a daily pseudonymous grouping for estimated unique visitors. No raw IP or complete browser string is written into the application’s click-event files or shared in reports. This grouping is not an account identity and is not joined across days for advertiser reporting. Ordinary infrastructure access logs may separately contain connection IPs under the existing logging practices described above. No visitor IP is sent to DB-IP for a per-click lookup. No GPS, exact coordinates, fingerprint script, advertising cookie or cross-site profile is added for these reports.

Advertisers receive daily totals, grouped details and a CSV of recorded clicks for their own campaign; the CSV excludes IP addresses and internal visitor hashes. City-level data is approximate. A camera’s area does not establish the visitor’s location. Reports are sent to the Stripe receipt email, including zero-click active days, after approximately 7 a.m. Central for the preceding Central calendar day. Report delivery status and daily aggregate counts are retained with the order. Turn off daily reports from the private order URL.

Detailed click files are retained for approximately 30 days, with cleanup during scheduled reporting, and then deleted. Backups, accounting records, report aggregates, delivered emails and records required for a dispute may have different retention periods. We use these records to deliver the purchased reports, estimate usage, diagnose delivery, and detect abuse. We do not sell viewer information. You may make applicable privacy requests using the support address above. Geolocation attribution: IP Geolocation by DB-IP, free City Lite data under CC BY 4.0.

Repurchase reminder emails and campaign expiry

At checkout you may choose promotional repurchase reminders. If selected, we schedule one reminder in each of the final five 24-hour windows before your campaign ends, at approximately 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 days remaining. Timing follows the campaign’s activation/end time, not the viewer’s local theme schedule or the 7 a.m. Central click-report schedule. We check approximately every minute, send no more than one reminder per campaign in 24 elapsed hours, and send up to five in total. Delays or outages may reduce that number; missed earlier reminders are not sent in a burst. Reminders stop at expiry, suspension, refund or unsubscribe. They are separate from daily click reports.

Reminders are sent from topdog@puremoney.lol to the purchaser’s Stripe receipt email. Every site-generated buyer email, including reminders, is blind-copied to the operator at nuclearinbox@gmail.com. Copies may contain campaign information and private order links. Reminder emails identify their promotional purpose, include the operator’s postal address, and offer an unsubscribe link. You may also turn reminders off through your private order page. Unsubscribing immediately stops repurchase reminders for all campaigns then associated with that email address; it does not stop paid ads, service confirmations or separately controlled daily click reports. A later purchase can explicitly opt in again for that new campaign. Earlier purchasers are not automatically enrolled without that choice.

A reminder is an invitation, not an automatic renewal, price reservation, extension, payment authorization or guarantee of uninterrupted delivery. Repurchase requires a new checkout and payment at the then-current price. Each activated purchase increases the next price by US $1. A new purchase starts a separate 30-day campaign immediately upon activation; buying before an existing campaign ends overlaps the campaigns and does not append 30 days to the old end time. The old campaign still ends as scheduled. Each paid campaign has equal rotation weight. Checkout contention, payment processing and service availability can cause gaps; do not rely on receiving a reminder to track expiry.

Local-time appearance and reminder records

The page selects light mode from 7 a.m. through 6:59 p.m. and dark mode from 7 p.m. through 6:59 a.m., using the time zone and clock configured on your device. The browser checks periodically and when you return to the page. No GPS permission, location lookup, cookie or stored preference is needed for this theme. Device clock errors can affect appearance.

We store the reminder choice and its collection time, an opaque unsubscribe token, delivery attempts, sent/failed status and opt-out preferences with the order. These are operational records subject to the retention, security and rights provisions of this policy. The operator’s Gmail copies are processed by Google as described for other buyer emails. Unsubscribe links change reminder preferences only and do not grant access to your order details.