California Consumer Privacy Act Disclosure

This California Disclosure applies, in addition to and must be read alongside the Privacy Policy which is incorporated herein by reference, if you (as defined in the Privacy Policy) reside in the State of California and the California Consumer Protection Act, as amended (“CCPA”) applies. Undefined capitalized terms have the meaning in the Privacy Policy.

1. Personal Information Practices and Notice at Collection. The table below identifies categories of personal information (including sensitive personal information) G2 collects or has collected in the past 12 months, including their sources, uses and disclosures, and whether each category is sold or shared under the CCPA (depending on your interactions with the Service). Also see Sections 1-3 of the Privacy Policy for additional information related to this Section 1, and the Cookie Policy for information about cookies, analytics technologies, and your choices.

Category of personal information	Sources	Sold or shared?	Disclosures and Purposes
Identifiers, such as name, contact details, online identifiers, and IP address	Directly from you, including through use of the Site	Service users: May have sold and shared with advertising partners to support advertising Business representatives: Not sold or shared in that context	Security and network monitoring companies for security, investigation, and enforcement; analytics providers for business analysis; security services providers access control; corporate transaction partners; government agencies for regulatory purposes
California Customer Records information, as described in California Civil Code section 1798.80(e), such as signatures, physical characteristics, education and employment information, financial information, debit or credit card.	Directly from you, including through use of the Service	No	Analytics providers for business analysis; building-management and security providers for security and access control; corporate partners for corporate transactions; and government agencies regulatory purposes
Characteristics of protected classifications under California or federal law	Directly from you	No	Building-management and security providers for security and access control; corporate partners for corporate transactions; and government agencies for regulatory purposes
Commercial information, such as products or services purchased, obtained, or considered	Directly from you	No	Payment processing and delivery providers for purposes of using the Service; administering customer, vendor, and partner relationships.
Internet or other electronic network activity, such as browsing, search, and interactions with websites and advertisements	Indirectly from you, including through use of the Service	Service users: May have sold and shared with advertising partners to support advertising Business representatives: Not sold or shared in that context	Security and network-monitoring providers for security; marketing providers for consumer marketing; corporate transaction partners; and government agencies for regulatory purposes
Approximate geolocation information	Indirectly from you, including through use of the Service	Service users: May have sold and shared with advertising partners to support advertising Business representatives: Not sold or shared in that context	Marketing providers for consumer marketing
Audio, electronic, visual, thermal, olfactory, or similar information	Directly from you	No	Marketing providers for client marketing; and corporate transaction partners
Professional or Employment-related information	Directly from you, including through use of the Service	No	Analytics providers for business analysis; marketing providers for client marketing; corporate transaction partners; government agencies for regulatory purposes analytics, access control, client marketing, and administering customer, vendor, and partner relationships.
Inferences about preferences, characteristics, or behavior	Directly from you through use of the Service	No	Document processors and storing services companies for HR purposes
Sensitive Personal Information, such as account login information combined with credentials, such as password or access code.	Directly from you	No	Security and network-monitoring providers for security purposes; government agencies for regulatory purposes; corporate partners for corporate transaction purposes

2. Data retention. See Section 8 of the Privacy Policy for G2’s retention practices.

3. Sensitive Personal Information. G2 does not use or disclose sensitive personal information subject to California Civil Code section 1798.121 for purposes other than those permitted by section 1798.121(a).

4. Children’s Personal Information. G2 has no actual knowledge that it sells or shares personal information of California residents under 16.

5. Rights. Subject to applicable legal exceptions and limitations, you may request to exercise the following rights by contacting G2 in accordance with Section 6:

Right	details
Know	Request the categories and specific pieces of personal information G2 collects about you, its sources, purposes for collecting, selling, or sharing it, and the categories of third parties receiving it.
Delete	Request deletion of personal information G2 has collected about you.
Correct	Request correction of inaccurate personal information G2 maintains about you.
Opt Out of Sale or Sharing	Request G2 to not sell or share your personal information.
Nondiscrimination and Nonretaliation	Exercise your CCPA rights without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.

See the Cookie Policy for details on how G2 responds to opt-out preference signals communicated via the Global Privacy Control. You can opt out by adjusting your Cookie Preferences on the Service and turning on “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information”. Your choice applies to the browser and device used to submit it and may not extend to other browsers or devices. Opting out does not prevent disclosures of personal information that do not constitute a sale or sharing under the CCPA, including those identified in Section 1.

Verification: G2 verifies requests by matching identifying information you provide with its records and may request additional information reasonably needed to verify your identity.

Authorized Agents: Authorized Agents. An authorized agent may use the same request methods on your behalf. For requests to know, delete, or correct, G2 may require proof of your signed permission and ask you to verify your identity directly or confirm that you authorized the agent, unless the agent holds a valid California power of attorney. For sale or sharing opt-outs, agents must have your signed permission, and G2 may require proof.

6. Contact. Privacy Rights Form

G2.com, Inc., Attention: Data Protection Officer, 100 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 600, Chicago, IL 60606, USA

847-748-7559.