Scout Privacy Policy

Effective Date: October 8, 2026 Last Updated: September 23, 2026

Scout is a trade name of Dayli Inc. In this Privacy Policy, “Scout,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Dayli Inc.

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information when you access or use Scout’s websites, applications, creator network, campaign-matching services, emails, and related services collectively, the “Service.”

By accessing or using the Service, you acknowledge the practices described in this Privacy Policy. Our Terms of Service govern your use of the Service and incorporate this Privacy Policy by reference.

1. Information We Collect

A. Account and Authentication Information

When you apply for or create a Scout creator account, we may collect:

• Your name;
• Your email address;
• Your telephone number;
• Your date of birth, which we use to confirm that you are at least 18;
• Account identifiers;
• Authentication information; and
• Other information needed to establish, secure, or administer your account.

Scout allows creators, brands, and members of our team to authenticate using Google sign-in, which we operate through our authentication provider. When you use Google to sign in, Google may provide us with information authorized through the sign-in process, such as your name, email address, profile image, and Google account identifier.

We do not receive your Google password. We use information obtained through Google OAuth only to authenticate you, administer your Scout account, provide the Service, and protect account security.

B. Creator Application and Profile Information

When you apply to or participate in Scout’s creator network, we may collect information such as:

• Your name and contact information;
• Your Instagram, TikTok, or other social-media handles;
• Links to your public social-media profiles;
• A link to your portfolio;
• Profile photographs or other images;
• Examples of your public content;
• Your content categories, niches, interests, or specialties;
• The types of content you make;
• Your location and the countries you are able to work in;
• Your age range;
• Your gender identity, when you choose to provide it;
• Your campaign and content preferences;
• Your availability;
• A referral code, where you were referred to Scout;
• The consent choices you record when you apply;
• Information you submit in an application, questionnaire, or profile; and
• Information concerning your participation in or interest in campaigns.

Providing demographic information is voluntary unless we clearly indicate otherwise. We do not infer sensitive demographic characteristics that you have not provided.

C. Public Social-Media Information

We may review or collect information that you make publicly available through social-media platforms, including:

• Public profile information;
• Social-media handles;
• Profile photographs;
• Public posts and short-form video content;
• Captions, hashtags, and public comments on your posts;
• Transcripts of your public videos;
• Publicly displayed follower counts;
• Publicly displayed engagement information; and
• Other information available on your public profile.

We may use this information to evaluate creator applications, maintain the quality and relevance of Scout’s curated creator network, and identify creators who may be suitable for brand partnerships.

We collect this information ourselves and through a third-party data provider, and we may collect it before you have applied to Scout, in order to identify and evaluate creators. Where a public profile, bio, or caption lists a business contact email address, we may collect that address and use it to send you an initial outreach email. We may also have your public videos transcribed so that we can evaluate them.

Follower counts and engagement metrics are not used to restrict which campaigns a creator may see or apply to.

Unless Scout separately asks for and receives your authorization, connecting or identifying a social-media account does not give Scout access to private messages, unpublished content, or your social-media password.

You may choose to connect your Instagram account, through Facebook Login, or your TikTok account. Connecting an account gives Scout only the permissions you approve at the time: for Instagram, your basic profile information, your account insights, the list of pages you manage, and business management; for TikTok, your basic profile information and your list of videos. Access tokens for connected accounts are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM. A data-deletion request received from Meta deletes the connected-account record.

D. Demographic and Matching Information

Creators may choose to provide information such as gender identity and location. We use this information only as described in this Privacy Policy, including to help identify campaigns for which a creator may be an authentic content fit.

Campaign matching and visibility may be informed by:

• Gender identity;
• Location;
• Content niche; and
• The creator’s stated preferences.

Scout does not use ethnicity, age, follower count, or engagement metrics to restrict campaign visibility.

Brands may request gender or location fit only when it relates to a genuine need for authentic representation in the campaign content and is consistent with applicable law.

E. Campaign and Participation Information

We may collect information related to campaigns presented to you or involving you, such as:

• Campaigns matched to your profile;
• Campaign notices sent to you;
• Your stated interest in a campaign;
• Applications or responses you submit;
• Whether you were selected or confirmed;
• Brand and campaign requirements communicated to you;
• Handoff or onboarding status;
• The onboarding and activation steps you complete for a campaign, and the reminders we send you;
• Public performance information for the posts you publish for a campaign; and
• Administrative communications relating to a campaign.

When you sign a campaign contract through Scout, we record the signing method, the full name you type, the time you signed, the contract file and the signed PDF, a SHA-256 hash of the document, and your browser user agent. We do not record your IP address when you sign.

Scout facilitates creator sourcing, vetting, matching, confirmation, and handoff, and continues to support a campaign after the handoff: we guide onboarding and activation steps, send reminders, may set up a group chat between a brand and its creators, run a Discord community for some campaigns, and track the public performance of campaign posts. Scout does not process payments between brands and creators.

F. Brand and Business-Contact Information

Brands create their own Scout accounts and set up their own campaigns. Brands do not browse Scout’s creator network directly.

When a brand or its representative sets up a campaign, communicates with Scout, or enters into a service agreement with Scout, we may collect:

• The company’s name;
• The representative’s name, title, and contact information;
• Billing and business address information;
• The brand’s logo and other brand materials it uploads;
• Contracts the brand uploads to Scout;
• Campaign briefs and other campaign information;
• Campaign requirements and preferences;
• Contractual and invoicing information; and
• Communications between the brand and Scout.

G. Billing and Transaction Information

Brands buy plans for their campaigns, and a brand engagement may also be governed by a signed service agreement. Scout may collect invoicing, payment-status, and transaction records needed to administer those plans and agreements.

Brand billing runs through Stripe, our payment processor. Card details are entered on Stripe-hosted pages, and Scout never receives or stores full credit-card numbers, card verification codes, or similar complete payment credentials. Charges and invoices are issued by Dayli Inc.

Banks, financial institutions, or other payment services used independently by a client may process information under their own terms and privacy policies.

H. Communications

We collect information when you communicate with us, or with Scouty, Scout’s AI messaging agent, including when you:

• Contact Scout by email;
• Exchange text messages with Scouty on iMessage or WhatsApp;
• Take part in a Scout Discord community;
• Submit a question, complaint, or support request;
• Report discrimination, abuse, fraud, or a Terms violation;
• Respond to a campaign notice; or
• Communicate with our team concerning your account or a campaign.

This may include the content of your communication, attachments, contact information, and related metadata.

We store the messages exchanged with Scouty, the raw payloads our messaging providers deliver to us, and identity records holding your telephone number, your time zone, and the dates on which you opted in to or out of messaging. Media you send in a chat, such as portfolio files, is copied into our storage. Voice notes you send are transcribed by a third-party transcription provider. We detect the language you write in. Facts you share in a chat, such as your niches, your preferences, and your rates, are extracted by automated tools and saved to your profile so that we can match you to campaigns more accurately.

Our team can read these conversations and may take over a thread from Scouty at any time.

Scout may set up a group chat between a brand and the creators enrolled in its campaign, and runs a Discord community for some campaigns. In a campaign's Discord server that Scouty has been added to, we record joins and reactions, the content of the messages posted there together with the author's Discord username and account identifier, details of any file attached to a message, meaning its name, type, size, and Discord's link to it but never the file itself, and any edit to a message; when a message is deleted in Discord, we erase the content we recorded for it. When Scouty is first given this access it also reads up to the previous 30 days of messages in that server, messages posted by other bots in the server are recorded in the same way, we keep message content for up to 180 days, and Scouty may post messages and create channels in that server.

I. Email Information

We may collect information relating to emails we send, including:

• Delivery status;
• Whether an email was returned as undeliverable;
• Unsubscribe requests;
• Campaign-notification preferences; and
• Engagement information, such as whether an email was opened or a link was selected, if supported by our email-service provider.

J. Device, Usage, and Technical Information

When you access the Service, we or our service providers may automatically collect limited technical information, such as:

• Internet Protocol address;
• Browser type;
• Device type and operating system;
• Access dates and times;
• Pages or features viewed;
• Referring and exit pages;
• Error and diagnostic information;
• Security and authentication events; and
• General interaction information.

We may collect this information through server logs, cookies, local storage, and similar technologies.

Links we include in messages we send may record that they were opened.

2. How We Use Information

We may use personal information to:

• Review creator applications;
• Create, authenticate, secure, and administer accounts;
• Maintain Scout’s curated creator network;
• Review public creator content and profile suitability;
• Identify campaigns that may fit a creator’s profile and preferences;
• Source, vet, match, and confirm creators for brand campaigns;
• Prepare campaign briefs and related communications;
• Read a brand’s uploaded contract in order to draft a campaign brief;
• Operate Scouty, including drafting and sending its replies;
• Transcribe voice notes and public video, and detect the language you write in;
• Extract facts you share in a chat and save them to your profile to improve matching;
• Evaluate and score creators and compute a creator’s standing tier;
• Share creator information with the brand whose campaign that creator has applied to or been confirmed for;
• Send campaign digest emails and account-related notices;
• Facilitate creator handoff and onboarding;
• Guide campaign onboarding and activation steps and send related reminders;
• Track the public performance of campaign posts;
• Communicate with creators, brands, and business contacts;
• Administer service agreements, invoices, and business records;
• Respond to questions, complaints, and support requests;
• Investigate suspected fraud, discrimination, abuse, or violations of our Terms;
• Protect the security and integrity of Scout and its users;
• Monitor, troubleshoot, improve, and develop the Service;
• Comply with legal and regulatory obligations;
• Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims; and
• Enforce our agreements and policies.

We may also use information in an aggregated or de-identified form that cannot reasonably be used to identify an individual.

3. Campaign Emails and Communications

A. Account and Service Communications

We may send emails necessary to operate your account or provide the Service, including:

• Account verification and authentication messages;
• Security notices;
• Administrative notices;
• Responses to support requests;
• Campaign-specific communications after you express interest or are confirmed; and
• Notices concerning our Terms or Privacy Policy.

Because these communications may be necessary to provide the Service, you may not be able to opt out of all administrative or transactional emails while maintaining an active account.

B. Campaign Digest Emails

When campaigns match your profile, Scout may send you campaign digest emails or similar opportunity notifications.

You may unsubscribe from campaign digest emails at any time by:

• Using the unsubscribe link contained in the email;
• Changing your account preferences, where available; or
• Contacting us at founders@scoutnow.me.

Unsubscribing from campaign digest emails will not necessarily stop essential administrative, security, or account communications.

C. Text and Chat Messaging

Scout sends text messages through Scouty, our AI messaging agent, on iMessage and WhatsApp.

You opt in by texting JOIN to Scouty or by ticking the text-consent box on the creator signup form. We send campaign opportunity messages only where we have recorded your opt-in and you have not opted out. Message frequency varies, and the number of campaign opportunity messages we send is limited.

To stop these messages, reply STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE, OPTOUT, or OPT OUT. Opting out applies to every messaging channel. To start them again, reply START.

Message and data rates may apply. Consent to receive text messages is not a condition of any purchase.

4. How Campaign Matching Works

Scout uses creator-provided profile information and campaign requirements to identify potentially relevant opportunities.

Campaign visibility may be determined using:

• Gender identity;
• Location, including city, region, or country;
• Content niche; and
• Creator preferences.

These factors are used to identify content fit and support authentic representation.

Scout does not use the following information to filter or restrict which campaigns a creator may see:

• Ethnicity;
• Age;
• Follower count; or
• Engagement metrics.

Scout does not prevent a creator from applying to a campaign that has been made visible to that creator.

Matching is partly automated. AI models help review applications and public content, evaluate and score creators, and match creators to campaigns using niche, market, language, and preference gates. Scout also computes a standing tier for each creator from that creator’s activity.

Scout personnel review applications and may exercise judgment when sourcing, vetting, and confirming creators. A member of our team will review any automated outcome if you ask.

5. How We Disclose Information

A. Disclosure to Brands

Scout employees and authorized personnel may access creator profiles for application review, vetting, matching, and administration.

Brands do not receive general browsing access to Scout’s creator network.

We may disclose a creator’s profile and contact information to a brand only in connection with that brand’s own campaign, and only after that creator has applied to or been confirmed for it. Creators who declined the campaign or were skipped are not shown to the brand. Information disclosed may include:

• Name;
• Contact information, including telephone number;
• Social-media handles;
• A link to the creator’s portfolio;
• The creator’s Scout standing tier and badges;
• Public profile information;
• Profile photographs;
• Relevant public content;
• Content niche;
• Location;
• Gender identity, when voluntarily provided and relevant to the confirmed match; and
• Other information reasonably necessary for the campaign handoff.

A brand may use information received from Scout only for the relevant campaign, creator evaluation, onboarding, and associated business purposes, subject to its agreements and applicable law.

A brand may also receive this information through tools and AI assistants it authorizes, such as an API token or an AI assistant connected to its Scout account, which see no more than the brand itself may see. Those tools, and the AI providers behind them, act for the brand as the brand’s own processors or service providers, not Scout’s, and the brand is responsible for how they handle the information.

After a handoff, the brand’s independent collection or processing of personal information may also be governed by the brand’s own privacy practices. Scout is not responsible for a brand’s independent privacy practices after information is lawfully transferred to it.

B. Service Providers

We may disclose personal information to vendors and service providers that perform services on our behalf, such as:

• Cloud hosting and data-storage providers, including Supabase;
• Authentication providers, including Google and Supabase;
• Email-delivery providers, including Resend and Google Workspace;
• Messaging providers, including Linq for iMessage, Meta for WhatsApp, and Discord;
• Social-platform providers for accounts you connect, including Meta for Instagram and TikTok;
• Public social-data providers, including Apify;
• Payment processors for brand billing, including Stripe;
• Artificial-intelligence providers, including Google Gemini and OpenRouter and the model providers it routes to, which process message text, profile information, public post captions and transcripts, and brand contract text;
• Transcription providers, including Deepgram, which transcribe voice notes and public video;
• Scheduling providers, including Calendly;
• Website-hosting and infrastructure providers, including Vercel and Fly.io;
• Security and fraud-prevention providers;
• Analytics and performance providers, including Google Analytics;
• Professional advisers; and
• Other technical or operational vendors.

The providers named above are current examples, and the providers we use may change.

These parties may process information only as needed to provide services to Scout, subject to their contractual obligations and applicable law.

C. Legal and Safety Disclosures

We may disclose information when we reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to:

• Comply with a law, regulation, subpoena, court order, or other legal process;
• Respond to lawful requests from governmental authorities;
• Protect the rights, property, or safety of Scout, our users, or others;
• Investigate fraud, discrimination, abuse, security incidents, or Terms violations;
• Enforce our agreements; or
• Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

D. Corporate Transactions

If Dayli Inc. is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, bankruptcy, sale of assets, or similar transaction, personal information may be disclosed or transferred as part of that transaction, subject to applicable law.

E. With Your Direction or Consent

We may disclose information when you direct us to do so or give us permission.

F. No Sale of Personal Information

Scout does not sell personal information for monetary consideration.

Scout also does not disclose personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising as that term is defined under applicable California law.

6. Profile Visibility

Creator profiles do not have public Scout profile links, and creators cannot view one another’s Scout profiles.

Scout team members may access creator information for application review, vetting, matching, campaign administration, security, support, and policy enforcement.

A brand may receive a creator’s profile and contact information only in connection with that brand’s own campaign, and only after that creator has applied to or been confirmed for it.

We display demographic information only when it has been voluntarily provided. We do not infer or assume demographic attributes.

7. Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination

Scout is committed to equal access and opportunity regardless of gender identity, ethnicity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

Demographic information will not be used to:

• Deny access to Scout or its general features;
• Determine whether a creator may maintain an account solely because of a protected characteristic;
• Determine or influence a creator’s compensation;
• Unlawfully discriminate against a creator; or
• Restrict campaign visibility for reasons unrelated to authentic content representation.

Brands may not use information received from Scout to unlawfully discriminate against creators.

If you believe you have experienced discrimination involving Scout, contact us at founders@scoutnow.me.

8. Google OAuth and Google User Data

Scout uses Google OAuth to allow users to authenticate their accounts.

When you choose Google sign-in, Scout may receive basic account information authorized by you, such as:

• Your Google account identifier;
• Your name;
• Your email address; and
• Your Google profile image.

Scout uses this information to:

• Authenticate your identity;
• Create or connect your Scout account;
• Maintain account security;
• Display basic account information; and
• Communicate with you regarding the Service.

Scout does not use Google OAuth to access your Gmail messages, Google Drive files, contacts, calendar information, or other Google services unless we separately request that access and you expressly authorize it.

Scout’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including applicable limited-use requirements.

You can revoke Scout’s access through your Google account settings. Revoking access may prevent you from signing in with Google, but it does not automatically delete information already held by Scout. You may request deletion as described below.

9. Cookies and Similar Technologies

Scout may use essential cookies, local storage, and similar technologies to:

• Keep users signed in;
• Complete authentication;
• Maintain account security;
• Remember settings;
• Prevent fraud or misuse;
• Diagnose technical problems; and
• Provide core platform functionality.

We and our service providers may also use limited analytics or performance technologies to understand general usage and improve the Service. Our public website uses Google Analytics for this purpose.

Scout does not currently use third-party advertising cookies to serve targeted advertisements based on activity across unrelated websites or services.

Your browser may allow you to block or delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies may prevent parts of Scout from functioning correctly.

10. Data Retention

We retain personal information for as long as reasonably necessary to:

• Maintain an active account;
• Provide the Service;
• Complete creator matching and campaign handoffs;
• Administer active service agreements;
• Maintain business and transaction records;
• Resolve disputes;
• Enforce agreements;
• Protect against fraud or abuse; and
• Satisfy legal, tax, accounting, or regulatory requirements.

Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information and the reason it was collected.

After Account Deletion

After receiving and verifying an account-deletion request, we will delete or de-identify associated personal information within a reasonable period, generally within 30 days, unless continued retention is:

• Required by law;
• Necessary to complete an existing contractual obligation;
• Necessary to resolve a dispute;
• Necessary to prevent fraud or protect platform security;
• Required to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims; or
• Otherwise permitted by applicable law.

Information already provided to a brand as part of a confirmed campaign handoff may remain in the brand’s records and may be subject to the brand’s own retention practices.

We may retain aggregated or de-identified information that can no longer reasonably be linked to you.

11. Your Choices and Rights

Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have the right to:

• Request access to personal information we maintain about you;
• Request correction of inaccurate information;
• Request deletion of personal information;
• Request a portable copy of certain information;
• Object to or request restriction of certain processing;
• Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent;
• Opt out of certain communications; and
• Appeal or complain about our response to a privacy request where applicable.

Creators may update certain profile information through their Scout account, where that functionality is available.

You may update or remove voluntarily provided demographic information at any time through your account settings, where available, or by contacting us.

To submit a privacy request, email founders@scoutnow.me. We may need to verify your identity before completing a request. We will use information provided for verification only to process and document the request.

Authorized agents may submit requests where permitted by law, but we may require evidence of the agent’s authority and may need to verify the user’s identity directly.

12. California Privacy Notice

This section applies to California residents to the extent that the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act, applies to Scout’s processing.

A. Categories of Personal Information

Depending on how you interact with Scout, we may collect the following categories of personal information:

• Identifiers, such as name, email address, account identifier, IP address, and social-media handle;
• Customer-record information, such as contact and business information;
• Characteristics protected under California or federal law, such as voluntarily provided gender identity;
• Commercial information, such as campaign participation and business transaction records;
• Internet or electronic-network activity, such as platform usage, authentication events, and interactions with emails;
• Geolocation information, such as a creator-provided city, region, or country, or an approximate location derived from an IP address;
• Audio, electronic, visual, or similar information, such as profile photographs, public creator content, media you send in a chat, and voice notes you send to Scouty;
• Professional or employment-related information, such as business affiliation, title, or creator specialty; and
• Inferences, such as assessments concerning campaign or content fit based on information described in this Privacy Policy.

We collect these categories from:

• You;
• Your use of Scout;
• Public social-media profiles;
• Brands and business contacts;
• Authentication and technical service providers; and
• Other parties acting at your direction.

We use and disclose these categories for the business and operational purposes described in this Privacy Policy.

B. California Rights

Subject to legal limitations and applicability requirements, California residents may have the right to:

• Know the categories of personal information we collect, use, or disclose;
• Request access to specific pieces of personal information;
• Request deletion;
• Request correction;
• Obtain information concerning the categories of sources and recipients;
• Opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information; and
• Receive equal treatment for exercising privacy rights.

Scout does not sell personal information and does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.

C. Sensitive Personal Information

Scout may process voluntarily provided information that could qualify as sensitive personal information under California law, including precise account credentials or information concerning gender identity where applicable.

We use such information only for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, including authentication, account administration, security, matching, and authentic content representation. We do not use sensitive personal information to infer characteristics about users for unrelated purposes.

D. Submitting a California Request

California residents may submit a request by emailing founders@scoutnow.me.

We may verify the request by asking for information that reasonably matches information in our records. We will not discriminate against you for exercising an applicable privacy right.

Nothing in this section represents that Scout necessarily meets every statutory applicability threshold under California law. Where a law applies, Scout will honor the rights required by that law.

13. Privacy Rights in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland

This section applies when the General Data Protection Regulation, United Kingdom data-protection law, Swiss data-protection law, or similar law applies to our processing.

A. Legal Bases

Depending on the circumstances, we may process personal information based on:

• Performance of a contract: When processing is necessary to create or administer an account, provide requested services, manage campaign participation, or fulfill an agreement;
• Legitimate interests: When processing is reasonably necessary to operate, secure, improve, and administer Scout, evaluate applications, facilitate suitable campaign matches, communicate with users, prevent fraud, or protect legal rights, provided those interests are not overridden by your rights;
• Consent: When you voluntarily provide certain information or agree to optional communications or processing;
• Legal obligations: When processing is required to comply with applicable law; and
• Legal claims: When processing is necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.

Where we rely on consent, you may withdraw it at any time. Withdrawal does not affect processing that occurred before consent was withdrawn.

B. Your Rights

Subject to applicable conditions and exceptions, you may have the right to:

• Access your personal information;
• Correct inaccurate information;
• Request erasure;
• Restrict processing;
• Object to processing;
• Receive certain information in a portable format;
• Withdraw consent; and
• Lodge a complaint with the data-protection authority in your country.

Scout uses automated tools, including AI models, to help review applications and public content, evaluate and score creators, match creators to campaigns, draft and send Scouty’s replies, and compute a creator’s standing tier. Our team reviews applications, and a member of our team will review any automated outcome if you ask.

C. International Transfers

Scout is operated by Dayli Inc. in the United States. Your personal information may therefore be transferred to, stored in, or processed in the United States or other countries where Scout’s service providers operate.

Where required, we will use an approved transfer mechanism or other appropriate safeguard, such as standard contractual clauses, to protect personal information transferred internationally.

D. European Representatives

Scout has not appointed an EEA, United Kingdom, or Swiss representative unless separately identified on the Service or in an updated version of this Privacy Policy.

If applicable law requires Scout to appoint a representative, we will update this Privacy Policy with the representative’s contact information.

14. Children’s Privacy

Scout creator accounts are limited to individuals who are at least 18 years old.

The Service is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

If we learn that we have collected personal information from a child in violation of applicable law, we will take reasonable steps to delete it. A parent or guardian who believes a child has provided information to Scout may contact founders@scoutnow.me.

15. Data Security

We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information against unauthorized access, loss, misuse, alteration, and disclosure.

These safeguards may include:

• Encryption in transit;
• Access controls;
• Authentication protections;
• Logging and monitoring;
• Vendor controls; and
• Security reviews appropriate to our operations.

No security system or method of electronic transmission is completely secure. We therefore cannot guarantee absolute security.

You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account and promptly notifying us if you believe your account has been accessed without authorization.

16. Data-Breach Notification

If a security incident involving personal information occurs, we will investigate and provide notices to affected individuals and regulatory authorities when and within the time required by applicable law.

The timing and contents of any notice will depend on the circumstances, the information affected, the risks involved, and applicable legal requirements.

17. Third-Party Services and Links

The Service may contain links to social-media platforms, brand websites, campaign systems, or other third-party services.

Scout does not control and is not responsible for the privacy or security practices of third parties. Information you provide directly to a brand, social-media platform, or other third party is governed by that party’s privacy practices.

We encourage you to review the applicable privacy policy before providing personal information to a third party.

18. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the Service, our practices, technology, or legal requirements.

If we make a material change, we will provide notice by email or through the Service at least 14 days before the change takes effect, unless a shorter period is required to address an urgent legal, security, or operational issue.

The “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this Privacy Policy indicates when it was most recently revised.

19. Contact Us

For privacy questions, complaints, account-deletion requests, or requests to exercise privacy rights, contact:

Scout Dayli Inc. 2920 Saint Paul Street Baltimore, MD 21218 United States

Email: founders@scoutnow.me