MyPick and its parent company, PickOS Inc.

MyPick is a service owned and operated by PickOS Inc., its parent company. MyPick is the service name; PickOS Inc. is the legal entity operating the service.

In this document, “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to PickOS Inc. References to MyPick’s rights, obligations, or actions mean PickOS Inc. acting through the MyPick service. References to the MyPick website, apps, marketplace, or platform describe the service. For agreements with MyPick, your contracting party is PickOS Inc.; the responsibilities of sellers and other third parties remain as described in the applicable agreement.

Corporate website: pickos.com
Corporate office: 131 Continental Drive, Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, USA

1. About This Notice

This notice explains how MyPick publishes its legal policies, how changes are made and communicated, and what your options are when terms you rely on change. It applies to all policies published on the platform, including the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and the notices and policies linked from them.

2. Where Our Policies Live

The current version of every policy is published on the platform's legal pages, and those pages are the authoritative versions. Copies, printouts, and screenshots of earlier text are informational only. Each policy page identifies the document, its title, and its current revision.

3. Versioned and Hash-Verified Revisions

Every published revision of a policy carries a version number and a SHA-256 content hash, both shown on the policy page. The hash is a cryptographic fingerprint of the exact text of that revision, so the content you read can be verified as the content we published — the displayed hash will not match if the text has been altered. This is part of our transparency commitment: we want the record of what you agreed to, and when, to be independently checkable.

4. How Changes Are Posted

When we change a policy, we publish a new revision on the platform. Each policy page includes a full revision history listing prior versions, so you can see how a policy has evolved and read the exact text that applied at any earlier time.

5. Material vs Minor Changes

Material changes are those that affect your rights or obligations in a substantive way — for example, a new fee, a change to dispute-resolution terms, a new category of data sharing, or a materially different limitation of liability. Minor changes are corrections and clarifications that do not alter rights or obligations: fixing typographical errors, reorganizing sections, renaming referenced pages, or updating cross-references. Every revision is versioned and hashed, but material changes receive additional notice as described below.

6. Advance Notice for Material Changes

For material changes, we post the revised policy before its effective date, so you have advance notice before the change takes effect. If you continue to use the platform after the effective date, your continued use constitutes acceptance of the revised policy. For changes that materially affect a transaction — such as new fees or changed order terms — we may also require you to re-accept the updated terms at signup or checkout before an affected order can be placed.

7. If You Disagree

If you do not agree with a revised policy, you may stop using the platform before the effective date and close your account. Where a material change affects an order you have already placed, the version of the terms you accepted when placing that order continues to govern that order, as described above.

8. Archived Revisions

Prior revisions remain readable through each policy's History view. Archived versions are provided for reference and are clearly identified as superseded; they do not apply to new activity on the platform, except where a specific order or dispute is governed by the version accepted at the time.

9. Contact

Questions about a change, a version number, or the revision history of any policy can be sent through the Contact Us page on the platform or through in-app support.

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