Effective Date: 08/16/2026

1. Introduction

Plaza Development Group respects the privacy of individuals who interact with our websites, applications, software, services, and products.

This Privacy Policy explains how Plaza Development Group and applicable PDG-operated brands and services may collect, use, disclose, and protect information.

It includes services operated under names such as ENID and ENID Weather where this policy is displayed or incorporated.

2. Information We May Collect

Depending upon the service and features used, we may collect:

Account Information

Information such as name, username, email address, account identifier, authentication information, organization information, and account preferences.

Device and Technical Information

Information such as device type, operating system, application version, browser information, network information, timestamps, error information, and security-related technical information.

Location Information

Certain ENID or other PDG features may request or use location information when necessary to provide location-based functionality.

Location permissions are generally controlled through your device or operating system.

Information You Submit

Information you voluntarily provide through support requests, feedback, forms, field reports, observations, uploads, or other interactive features.

Security and Administrative Records

PDG systems may generate security events, administrative records, authentication records, audit records, service logs, and similar records used to operate and protect systems.

Service Interaction Information

We may record information reasonably necessary to understand whether a service or feature is functioning, troubleshoot technical problems, secure systems, or fulfill user requests.

3. How We Use Information

We may use information to:

• provide and operate services;
• authenticate users;
• maintain account security;
• provide location-dependent features requested by a user;
• deliver alerts or notifications;
• provide technical support;
• troubleshoot failures;
• maintain system security;
• prevent abuse or fraud;
• improve reliability and functionality;
• administer applications and updates;
• comply with legal obligations;
• protect users, PDG, and others;
• establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.

4. Location Information

Location may be particularly important to certain ENID functionality, including mapping, field operations, weather information, or emergency tools.

PDG does not guarantee the accuracy of location information supplied by a device, network, or third-party provider.

Where technically available, users may disable location permissions through their device settings, although doing so may prevent location-dependent features from working.

5. Information Sharing

PDG may share information when reasonably necessary with:

Service Providers

Companies that provide infrastructure, hosting, communications, security, software, support, notification, mapping, or other services to PDG.

Legal and Safety Requests

PDG may disclose information when required by applicable law or valid legal process, or when permitted by law to address an emergency, security event, threat, fraud, or protection of rights.

Corporate Transactions

Information may be transferred in connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, restructuring, sale of assets, or similar business transaction, subject to applicable law.

At Your Direction

Information may be disclosed where you request or authorize the disclosure.

6. Sale of Personal Information

PDG does not treat ordinary disclosure to infrastructure and operational service providers as a sale merely because those providers process information on PDG’s behalf.

If PDG engages in activities that constitute a “sale” or “sharing” under an applicable privacy law, PDG will provide any notices and choices required by that law.

7. Data Retention

PDG retains information for periods reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, including providing services, maintaining security, resolving disputes, satisfying legal requirements, maintaining necessary business records, and enforcing agreements.

Retention periods may vary depending upon the type of information and the applicable service.

Information subject to a legal hold, preservation obligation, security investigation, dispute, or other legal requirement may be retained longer.

8. Security

PDG uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information.

However, no Internet-connected service, device, software system, transmission, or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure.

9. Children’s Privacy

PDG services are not intended to knowingly collect personal information from children in violation of applicable law.

If a parent or guardian believes a child has provided personal information improperly, the parent or guardian may contact PDG.

10. Your Choices and Rights

Depending upon applicable law and the service you use, you may have rights concerning personal information, which can include rights to request access, correction, deletion, or a copy of certain information.

PDG may need to verify a request before responding.

Certain records may be retained or withheld where permitted or required by law.

11. Third-Party Services

PDG services may interact with independent third-party services.

Information handled directly by those third parties may be governed by their respective policies.

12. International Use

If you use a PDG service outside the United States, information may be processed in jurisdictions different from your own.

PDG will comply with applicable cross-border data requirements where they apply.

13. Changes

PDG may update this Privacy Policy as services or legal requirements change.

The current version will display its effective or updated date.

14. Contact

Privacy inquiries and requests may be directed to:

Plaza Development Group
PRIVACY@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM
SUPPORT@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM

WEATHER, SAFETY & EMERGENCY DISCLAIMER 08/16/2026

Weather and Environmental Information

Weather conditions can change rapidly.

Forecasts, observations, radar, alerts, camera images, environmental measurements, and related information may contain errors, omissions, delays, or interruptions.

Always consult official sources and observe actual conditions around you.

Emergency Information

Plaza Development Group and ENID do not replace emergency services.

If you believe you are experiencing an emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service directly.

In the United States, this will ordinarily mean calling 911.

Warning Delivery

Do not depend on ENID, push notifications, email, text messages, web notifications, or any single device as your only method of receiving severe-weather or emergency warnings.

Maintain multiple reliable warning methods when practical.

Storm Chasing and Hazardous Conditions

Storm chasing, severe-weather observation, emergency response, roadside activity, and travel during hazardous conditions involve significant risks.

ENID does not authorize trespassing, unsafe driving, entry into closed areas, violation of traffic laws, interference with emergency operations, or disregard of official orders.

Maps and Location

Maps, addresses, coordinates, routes, and GPS information may be inaccurate or unavailable.

Users remain responsible for assessing actual conditions and selecting safe routes.

No Guarantee

No weather, emergency, or communications system can guarantee that every warning, observation, notification, or emergency message will be available or delivered on time.

FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS CONTACT ENID.SUPPORT@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM | SUPPORT@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM

Effective Date: 08/16/2026

Scope

These ENID & ENID App Terms apply to ENID, ENID Weather, ENID mobile applications, desktop applications, websites, APIs, radar interfaces, camera interfaces, warning and alert features, storm-chasing tools, emergency tools, downloads, and related ENID services operated by Plaza Development Group.

These terms supplement the Plaza Development Group General Terms & Conditions.

Nature of ENID

ENID is an environmental information and situational-awareness platform that may provide weather information, radar information, governmental alerts, camera information, environmental information, geographic information, field tools, notifications, application updates, and other informational services.

Information may originate from PDG systems or third-party sources.

Informational Purpose

ENID is an informational and situational-awareness tool.

ENID is not a replacement for:

• official National Weather Service warnings;
• local emergency-management instructions;
• police, fire, EMS, or 911;
• official evacuation instructions;
• professional meteorological advice;
• required safety equipment;
• responsible situational awareness.

Users should consult authoritative sources and emergency officials when safety is at risk.

Data Delays and Inaccuracies

Weather, radar, camera, environmental, geographic, alert, and other information can be delayed, incomplete, unavailable, incorrectly reported, incorrectly interpreted, or affected by third-party outages.

A map, radar image, camera image, forecast, warning, or notification should not be assumed to represent current conditions at a user’s exact location.

Alerts and Notifications

ENID may provide notifications concerning weather, hazards, service status, emergencies, or other events.

Delivery is not guaranteed.

Notifications may be delayed or prevented by operating-system settings, network connectivity, device configuration, battery restrictions, provider outages, application permissions, telecommunications conditions, or other technical factors.

Never rely upon an ENID notification as your sole method of receiving emergency warnings.

Radar

Radar products may contain processing artifacts, attenuation, ground clutter, anomalous propagation, missing data, timing differences, rendering errors, or other limitations.

Radar information should be interpreted together with official warnings and other appropriate sources.

Cameras

Camera images or streams may be delayed, cached, unavailable, obstructed, outdated, incorrectly labeled, or controlled by third parties.

A camera image does not guarantee that conditions remain unchanged after the image was captured.

Storm-Chasing and Field Functions

Storm-chasing and field-operation features are tools for authorized and responsible use.

Users must not:

• drive while distracted;
• trespass;
• enter closed roads or restricted areas;
• interfere with emergency personnel;
• violate traffic laws;
• disregard evacuation orders;
• place themselves or others in danger because of information shown by ENID.

No feature should be interpreted as directing a user toward a dangerous event.

Emergency Features

ENID may provide features that display location information, increase screen brightness, provide access to emergency numbers, display safety information, or otherwise assist a user during an emergency.

ENID itself is not a 911 service, emergency dispatch center, rescue organization, or guaranteed emergency communications system.

Activating an ENID emergency feature does not guarantee that emergency personnel have been contacted or that they have received the user’s location unless the application expressly confirms such communication.

Users should directly contact the appropriate emergency service whenever immediate assistance is required.

Location-Dependent Features

Location-dependent functions depend on device hardware, operating-system permissions, GPS availability, network conditions, mapping services, and other factors.

Location information may be inaccurate.

Do not rely solely upon displayed coordinates or addresses for life-safety navigation.

Offline and Cached Information

Some ENID services may display cached or previously retrieved information when live connectivity is unavailable.

Cached information may not represent current conditions.

Users are responsible for observing any indication that information is offline, cached, delayed, or unavailable.

Third-Party Information

ENID may use governmental, commercial, open-data, mapping, weather, traffic-camera, telecommunications, software, or other third-party resources.

Applicable attribution and third-party conditions remain in effect.

Application Updates

PDG may require updates to continue supporting an ENID application.

Older versions may stop receiving data, security fixes, compatibility updates, or service functionality.

Changes

ENID functionality, coverage, sources, geographic availability, interfaces, applications, and supported platforms may change.

PDG does not guarantee perpetual availability of a particular data source, provider, map layer, camera, radar product, operating system, or feature.

Disclaimer

ENID IS PROVIDED AS AN INFORMATION TOOL AND NOT AS A GUARANTEED LIFE-SAFETY SYSTEM.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, PDG IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM A USER’S DECISION TO RELY EXCLUSIVELY UPON ENID INSTEAD OF OFFICIAL WARNINGS, EMERGENCY SERVICES, OR REASONABLE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS CONTACT ENID.SUPPORT@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM | SUPPORT@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM

1. Authorization Required

Access to non-public PDG APIs requires authorization unless PDG expressly designates an API as publicly accessible.

2. Credentials

API credentials, tokens, keys, and secrets must be protected and may not be publicly disclosed, embedded insecurely, sold, transferred, or shared outside authorized use.

3. Rate Limits

PDG may apply technical rate limits, quotas, throttling, or other safeguards.

Users may not intentionally bypass such controls.

4. Security

API users may not attempt to access systems, endpoints, records, functions, accounts, or data for which they are not authorized.

5. Availability

PDG may modify API structures, endpoints, schemas, authentication mechanisms, quotas, versions, or supported functionality.

6. Third-Party Data

API responses may contain or depend upon third-party data.

API access does not grant additional rights to third-party material beyond those available under the applicable license or law.

7. Attribution

Where PDG or a third-party provider requires attribution, developers must preserve the required attribution.

8. No Resale Unless Authorized

API access may not be resold, sublicensed, or used to create a substantially competing commercial data service without written authorization where such restriction is permitted by law.

9. Suspension

PDG may suspend API access because of security threats, abuse, unauthorized activity, excessive load, legal obligations, or material breach of applicable terms.

Federal law recognizes different forms of process for electronic records and also provides for preservation requests; DOJ materials, for example, discuss subpoenas, court orders, nondisclosure orders, and 18 U.S.C. §2703(f) preservation requests.

1. Purpose

These guidelines explain Plaza Development Group’s general procedures for receiving governmental, law-enforcement, civil, and other legally authorized requests for records.

These guidelines are informational and do not waive any right, objection, defense, or legal requirement available to PDG.

2. Valid Legal Process Required

PDG evaluates requests for information under applicable law.

PDG may require a subpoena, warrant, court order, summons, administrative demand, or other form of legal process appropriate to the information requested.

PDG reserves the right to object to requests that are invalid, improperly served, excessively broad, unduly burdensome, vague, unlawful, or inconsistent with applicable jurisdictional requirements.

3. Required Information

Legal process should clearly identify:

• the requesting authority or party;
• the requesting officer, attorney, or authorized representative;
• official contact information;
• the legal authority supporting the request;
• the specific account, user, device, service, or other identifier involved;
• the specific categories of records requested;
• the relevant date range;
• any applicable return date;
• the court, agency, case number, or investigation reference, where applicable.

Requests should be narrowly tailored.

4. Service of Process

Legal process must be delivered to PDG through a method legally sufficient for service.

Electronic submission, if accepted by PDG, does not constitute a waiver of formal service requirements unless PDG expressly agrees.

Legal requests may be directed to:

[LEGAL REQUEST EMAIL]

Physical service:

[REGISTERED AGENT / LEGAL ENTITY / ADDRESS]

5. Preservation Requests

PDG may honor legally valid preservation requests where required by applicable law.

A preservation request must identify the information to be preserved with reasonable specificity.

Preservation does not itself authorize disclosure.

PDG may require separate legal process before producing preserved information.

6. Emergency Requests

Where applicable law permits voluntary emergency disclosure, PDG may evaluate a request involving a good-faith belief that an emergency involving danger of death or serious physical injury requires disclosure without delay.

An emergency request should provide sufficient information explaining:

• the nature of the emergency;
• the person or persons at risk;
• the nature of the threatened harm;
• why the requested information is necessary;
• why ordinary legal process cannot be obtained in time;
• contact information for an authorized official.

Submission of an emergency request does not guarantee disclosure.

7. User Notice

PDG may notify affected users of legal requests unless notice is prohibited by law, court order, or other legally valid restriction, or where PDG determines that notice would create a legally recognized risk.

8. Confidentiality and Nondisclosure

Requests for confidentiality or delayed notification must identify the legal authority supporting the restriction.

PDG does not consider a requester’s preference for secrecy by itself to create a binding nondisclosure obligation.

9. Cost Reimbursement

Where permitted by law, PDG may seek reimbursement for reasonable costs associated with responding to unusually burdensome or technically complex legal requests.

10. International Requests

Requests from authorities outside the jurisdiction in which the relevant PDG entity operates may require applicable international legal procedures.

PDG reserves the right to require appropriate domestication, treaty procedures, court authorization, or other legally recognized process.

11. No Guarantee of Available Records

PDG can produce only information that is reasonably available to it and legally subject to production.

PDG does not guarantee that particular historical information exists, remains retained, or can be recovered.

12. Changes to These Guidelines

PDG may modify these guidelines as laws, services, or procedures change.

FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS CONTACT LEGAL@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM

1. Microsoft Products

Plaza Development Group may use or interact with products and services supplied by Microsoft Corporation or its affiliates.

These may include Microsoft 365, Office, Outlook, Teams, Windows, Azure, identity services, developer tools, cloud services, or other Microsoft products.

The specific Microsoft services used by PDG may change over time.

2. Microsoft Terms

Microsoft products and services are subject to the applicable Microsoft agreements, licenses, Product Terms, service-specific terms, and other contractual requirements governing those products.

Nothing in PDG’s terms modifies Microsoft’s independent agreements.

3. Organizational Accounts

Where a Microsoft account, work account, school account, organizational account, or Microsoft-hosted service is provided or administered through PDG, access may additionally be subject to organizational policies, permissions, licensing restrictions, and account-management requirements.

4. Microsoft Accounts

Users are responsible for complying with Microsoft terms applicable to Microsoft accounts they independently create or control.

5. Microsoft Software

Microsoft software remains subject to Microsoft’s applicable license terms.

PDG does not grant users any additional right to copy, modify, redistribute, reverse engineer, sublicense, or otherwise exploit Microsoft software beyond rights provided by Microsoft or applicable law.

6. Availability

PDG does not control Microsoft’s independent infrastructure, licensing systems, product lifecycle, service availability, or technical decisions.

Microsoft outages, maintenance, product changes, licensing changes, or discontinued features may affect PDG services that depend upon Microsoft products.

7. Trademarks

Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Windows, Azure, Outlook, Teams, and other Microsoft product names and marks belong to their respective owners.

Use of those names by PDG does not imply Microsoft sponsorship or endorsement unless expressly stated.

8. Support

Questions relating specifically to PDG’s configuration or use of a Microsoft-supported PDG service should be directed to PDG.

Questions relating to a user’s independent Microsoft account, Microsoft subscription, or Microsoft service may need to be directed to Microsoft.

1. PDG Materials

Plaza Development Group owns or licenses intellectual property used in its products and services.

This may include software, source code, databases, interfaces, designs, documentation, images, icons, branding, written materials, trademarks, service marks, logos, product names, and proprietary compilations.

2. PDG and ENID Names

Names and branding associated with Plaza Development Group, ENID, ENID Weather, Environmental Network Insight Data, and other PDG-operated products may not be used in a manner likely to create confusion concerning sponsorship, affiliation, approval, or source.

3. Limited References

You may make truthful nominative references to PDG products when reasonably necessary to identify the product or service being discussed.

You may not imply endorsement or official affiliation without authorization.

4. Logos and Branding

PDG logos, product logos, and distinctive branding may not be reproduced for commercial branding, resale, impersonation, or misleading promotion without permission.

5. Screenshots

Reasonable screenshots for news reporting, commentary, education, technical discussion, or legitimate support purposes may be permitted to the extent allowed by law, provided they are not used misleadingly and do not expose confidential or restricted information.

6. Third-Party Materials

Certain materials displayed through PDG services belong to third parties and remain subject to the rights and licenses of those third parties.

7. Reporting Infringement

Requests or notices concerning alleged infringement may be sent to:

LEGAL@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM | ADMIN@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM | ENID.LEGAL@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM

DATA ACCESS, PORTABILITY & DATA ACT TERMS

Effective Date: 08/16/2026

1. Purpose

These terms describe certain rights and procedures relating to access, portability, export, transfer, and switching of data associated with eligible Plaza Development Group services.

Where Regulation (EU) 2023/2854, commonly known as the EU Data Act, applies to a particular PDG offering or relationship, PDG intends these terms to be interpreted consistently with applicable obligations under that law.

Nothing in these terms expands the territorial or substantive scope of the EU Data Act where it would not otherwise apply.

2. Eligible Services and Data

Data-access rights depend upon the type of service, product, user relationship, technical design, contract, and applicable law.

Not every piece of information associated with a PDG service is necessarily subject to a portability or access obligation.

3. User Requests

Where an applicable service or law provides a right of access or export, users may submit a request using:

[DATA REQUEST EMAIL / FORM]

PDG may require reasonable verification before fulfilling a request.

4. Available Formats

Where technically feasible and legally required, PDG may provide eligible data in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable, or otherwise reasonably usable format.

Available formats may differ by service.

5. Third-Party Transfer

Where applicable law requires it, an eligible user may request that qualifying data be made available to an authorized third party.

PDG may require information sufficient to verify the request, identify the recipient, and protect system security.

6. Security

PDG may implement reasonable safeguards concerning exports or transfers, including identity verification, authentication, rate limits, secure delivery methods, and protections against unauthorized access.

7. Protected Information

PDG may restrict or exclude information from an export or transfer to the extent permitted by law where disclosure would improperly reveal:

• another person’s personal information;
• credentials or security information;
• confidential information belonging to another party;
• trade secrets;
• security architecture;
• proprietary source code;
• information prohibited from disclosure by law;
• information subject to legal restrictions.

8. Service Switching

Where applicable law imposes service-switching obligations on PDG with respect to a qualifying data-processing service, PDG will provide applicable switching assistance and information required by law and the relevant contract.

9. User Responsibilities

A user requesting export or transfer is responsible for identifying the intended recipient accurately and for securing exported information after it leaves PDG-controlled systems.

10. Relationship to Privacy Rights

Privacy rights concerning personal information are governed separately by the PDG Privacy Policy and applicable privacy law.

This document addresses data access, portability, and switching matters and does not replace the Privacy Policy.

11. Contact

Data-access questions may be submitted to:

[DATA REQUEST EMAIL]

7. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES & DATA SOURCES TERMS

1. Third-Party Dependencies

PDG services may depend upon or incorporate information, technology, infrastructure, software, networks, APIs, mapping services, telecommunications systems, government information, weather information, radar products, camera systems, or other resources supplied by third parties.

2. Examples

Depending upon the service, third-party resources may include governmental weather information, public alerts, transportation-camera systems, map providers, operating-system services, push-notification systems, hosting providers, cloud providers, telecommunications providers, and software platforms.

References to a third-party provider do not imply sponsorship or endorsement unless expressly stated.

3. Independent Terms

Third-party products and services may be governed by separate licenses or terms.

Users remain responsible for compliance with third-party terms that apply directly to them.

4. Availability

PDG does not control the continued availability of independent third-party systems.

A provider may change, restrict, delay, terminate, license, reformat, or discontinue information or functionality.

PDG may replace or discontinue an integration as a result.

5. Accuracy

Third-party information is generally displayed or processed based upon information supplied by the originating provider.

PDG does not guarantee that independently supplied information is complete, current, or error-free.

6. Attribution

Required attribution, notices, copyright statements, trademark notices, and licensing statements associated with third-party resources remain applicable.

7. No Ownership Claim

PDG does not claim ownership of governmental, third-party, open-source, licensed, or other independently owned information merely because a PDG product displays or processes it.

8. Links

Links to third-party sites or applications are provided for convenience or functionality and do not make PDG responsible for the third party’s independent services.

CONTACT OUR DATA ADMIN TEAM AT

DATA@PLAZADEVELOPMENTS.COM