Rogue Software

Last Updated: March 9, 2026

Rogue Software ("Rogue", "we", "our", or "us") respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your information.

This Privacy Policy explains how Rogue Software collects, uses, and protects information when you use Rogue software, visit our website, or interact with our services.

Rogue Software is designed primarily for business use, including pawn shops and retail environments.

Rogue Software may collect the following information when used by licensed businesses:

• Business name
   
• Email address
   
• Phone number
   
• Billing information
   
• License information
   

Rogue allows businesses to store customer records, including:

• Name
   
• Address
   
• Phone number
   
• Identification numbers
   
• Transaction history
   
• Item descriptions
   
• Item photographs
   

This information is owned and controlled by the business using Rogue Software.

Rogue Software does not access or store this customer data remotely unless explicitly configured by the business.

Rogue Software may integrate with third-party payment processors such as Authorize.net.

All payment transactions are processed directly through the payment provider. Rogue Software does not store full credit card numbers or sensitive payment credentials.

Payment processors maintain their own privacy and security policies.

Rogue Software is designed to run as a local Windows-based application.

Customer records, transaction data, and inventory information are typically stored locally on the business's computer or network unless the business chooses to configure cloud backups or external integrations.

Businesses are responsible for maintaining backups and securing their systems.

Rogue Software is distributed under a software license agreement.

Unauthorized actions are strictly prohibited, including:

• Copying the software
   
• Duplicating the software
   
• Redistributing Rogue without permission
   
• Reverse engineering
   
• Bypassing license controls
   
• Installing Rogue on more devices than permitted by the license
   

Each Rogue installation may require license validation.

Violation of licensing terms may result in:

• License termination
   
• Software deactivation
   
• Legal enforcement
   

We take reasonable measures to protect information, including:

• Secure software architecture
   
• Authentication controls
   
• Secure payment integrations
   
• Licensing validation systems
   

However, no system can guarantee absolute security.

Businesses using Rogue are responsible for securing their own computers and networks.

Rogue Software may interact with third-party services including:

• Payment processors
   
• Email services
   
• Hosting providers
   
• Scheduling tools
   

These services operate under their own privacy policies.

All business and customer data entered into Rogue Software remains the property of the business using the software.

Rogue Software does not claim ownership over:

• Customer records
   
• Inventory data
   
• Pawn loan records
   
• Transaction histories
   

Rogue Software may update this Privacy Policy periodically.

Updates will be posted on the Rogue website.

Continued use of Rogue Software indicates acceptance of the updated policy.

For questions about this Privacy Policy or Rogue Software licensing:

Rogue Software
Website: https://rollrogue.com
Email: admin@rollrogue.com