Federal update: DOJ partially rescheduled medical cannabis to Schedule III (April 28, 2026 final order). State-licensed medical operators may apply for expedited DEA registration through June 27, 2026; DEA hearing on full rescheduling set for June 29, 2026.
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Privacy Policy

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Last verified: May 2026

Our Approach to Privacy

CannabisTennessee.org is an educational site about cannabis policy in Tennessee. We believe Tennessee residents researching cannabis policy deserve robust privacy protections — arguably more, given the prohibition-hemp paradox; the January 1, 2026 TABC transition; AG Skrmetti enforcement; and federal-installation density at Fort Campbell, NSA Mid-South, Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Arnold AFB, and ORNL Oak Ridge.

What We Collect

Cookies (One)

We set a single cookie (cannabistennessee_age_verified) when you confirm you are 21 or older. Lasts 30 days. We also set a cookie consent acknowledgment cookie (cannabistennessee_cookie_consent) when you dismiss the cookie notice.

Server Logs

Standard server-log entries (IP, page, browser, timestamp) for security monitoring. Not shared with third parties.

What We Don’t Do

  • No Google Analytics or third-party analytics.
  • No tracking pixels or retargeting.
  • No data sales.
  • No personal-information collection.
  • No advertisements.
  • No social-media tracking widgets.

Federal-Employee & Cross-Border Privacy Note

  • Federal-employer exposure. TN residents working at Fort Campbell (101st Airborne), NSA Mid-South, Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Arnold AFB, ORNL Oak Ridge, FBI Memphis, or federal contractors face career-risk decisions where cannabis-related browsing history can theoretically surface in clearance contexts.
  • Hemp-prohibition paradox exposure. Tennessee retails $245.4M annually in hemp-derived cannabinoid products while marijuana prohibition continues; this complex framework means cross-border purchasers and TN-resident hemp consumers should track regulatory shifts (Public Chapter 526 January 1, 2026; federal hemp cliff November 12, 2026).

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Data Retention

No user database. Server logs retained for limited security purposes then deleted. Age-verification cookie expires after 30 days. Cookie consent cookie expires after one year.

Children’s Privacy

Intended exclusively for adults aged 21+. Age-verification gate prevents access by minors.

Tennessee Privacy Law

Tennessee enacted the Tennessee Information Protection Act (TIPA) effective July 1, 2025 (Tenn. Code Ann. § 47-18-3201 et seq.). TIPA provides consumer rights (access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out) for Tennessee residents in the data-collection of "controllers" doing business in TN. Because we do not collect, store, or process personal information beyond basic server logs, the Act does not impose specific affirmative obligations on us.

Changes to This Policy

If we ever change our privacy practices, we will update this page with a new "last verified" date. We have no plans to add tracking or analytics.

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