How Optery Works for Oregon Residents Under the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA)

If you are an Oregon resident, the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA) gives you privacy rights, including the right to opt-out of (say “no” to) the sale of your personal data or the use of your personal data for targeted advertising or certain kinds of profiling ("Right to Opt Out"). The OCPA allows you to use a service like Optery as an "Authorized Agent" to exercise your Right to Opt Out on your behalf.

When we exercise your Right to Opt Out on your behalf, we do so through the method specified by the business who has your personal data. This may involve submitting an Opt-Out Form or sending a direct email to the privacy team and will depend on that company's policies and procedures. The OCPA requires the business to respond to your rights request within 45 days of receiving the request. Sometimes the OCPA allows the business to have an additional 45 days to respond, but the business must explain if and why it needs that extra time to respond. In some circumstances, the business may ask us (or you) for additional information necessary to comply with the request, such as information to verify your identify or otherwise prove that you are the consumer who requested to exercise your Right to Opt Out.

The OCPA also provides you with the right to request that a business delete personal data about you, including personal data you provided to the business, personal data the business obtained from another source, and derived data ("Right to Deletion"). If you request that Optery exercise your Right to Deletion on your behalf, we will contact the business and follow their process for fulfilling privacy rights. However, under the OCPA, a business is not legally required to honor a deletion request that comes from an authorized agent like Optery. The only type of request submitted by authorized agents that businesses are required to fulfill under the OCPA is an opt-out request.

You can find more information about the OCPA on the Oregon Attorney General's website at https://www.doj.state.or.us/consumer-protection/id-theft-data-breaches/privacy/privacy-law-faqs-for-consumers/.

Updated on: 08/12/2025