Aims to optimize your online use of "Personally Identifiable Information" (PII). PII is data used to identify, engage with, locate, or identify an individual in a context. Please read our Privacy Statement carefully to learn how we collect, utilize, safeguard, and otherwise handle your personal data.
What information does our blog, website, or app collect?
Customers' personal data is not collected. Or other proof of your knowledge.
When do we collect data?
When you sign up for a newsletter, we either get or store information about you.
Using your data
We've arrived. Sign up for our newsletter or respond to a query or marketing contact while browsing the website.
Send daily emails or other services.
No PCI or vulnerability scanning is done.
We just have articles. We never ask for your card number.
We utilize malware daily.
There are no SSL licenses, only publications and information. Names, emails, and credit card numbers are never sought.
"Cookies"?
We don't monitor with cookies.
You can inform your machine if you submit or disable a cookie. Use your browser's settings. Your browser's support menu will tell you how to modify cookies.
Certain services will not work properly if you disable cookies that improve your online experience.
Secrecy of a third
We do not sell, distribute, or provide personal information to other parties without user consent. Excluded from this list are website hosting partners and those who assist us in running, conducting, and supporting our customers. As long as we follow the law, we can also give information, apply policies on our website, and safeguard our property and other rights.
Other parties may be given non-personally identifiable visitor information for advertising or other reasons.
Third-party relations
Our website does not provide or sell products or services.
Ad requirements from Google are in Google Principles. They have a good user interface. hosted by adwordspolicy1316548.google.com?
These are Google AdSense ads.
Our website uses third-party cookies for advertising. Google may use the DART cookie to deliver advertising to our users and other websites. Users can disable the DART cookie by visiting the Google Ad and Advertisement Network's privacy page.
We have played:
• Google Network Print Tracking Demographics and Wants
We employ first-party cookies to compile ad printing data and other ad service functions (e.g., cookies from Google Analytics). We use third-party identifiers (like DoubleClick cookies) with third-party providers.
Choosing:
Users can control how Google advertises them. Using the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser under the Network Advertising Initiative tab.
California Privacy Act
In addition, CalOPPA requires companies and Internet service providers to publish privacy policies. The law extends well beyond California, requiring that anybody collecting personal information from Californians (and presumably worldwide) publish a comprehensive privacy statement detailing the data obtained and the parties with whom it is shared.
CalOPPA says:
Our website is accessible anonymously.
The Privacy Policy will be linked to our homepage or first main website.
Our Privacy Policy link is easily accessible from the top page.
Any privacy policy updates are revealed:
Can we refresh your information?
By emailing us
Can our website ignore untracked signals?
We respect browser (DNT) systems that don't log signals, plant cookies, or employ advertisements.
Does our site allow third-party tracking?
Third parties are not allowed to monitor their activity.
COPPA Officer (Children Online Privacy Protection Act)
COPPA allows parents under the age of 13 to obtain personal information from their children. The COPPA Law stipulates what website operators and Internet providers should do to protect children's privacy and safety online.
We don't sell to kids under 13.
Will ad networks or plug-ins be able to buy PIIs of children under 13?
FAIR INFO PRACTICES
The same information practice assumptions underpin US privacy law and have influenced global data security regulation. Equal information standards should be recognized and enforced to comply with privacy regulations.
In the event of a privacy violation, we take the following proactive measures:
We'll email you.
• 7 days from today.
• We'll post a notice on the site.
• 7 days from today.
We also support individual correction, which gives citizens legal recourse against non-compliant data collectors and processors. This principle empowers individuals to assert their rights and hold data processors accountable through courts or government authorities.
SPAM ACTION
The CAN-SPAM Act establishes commercial communications requirements, allows receivers to stop emails, and penalizes violators severely.
Your e-mail address:
Sending paperwork, answering queries
We concur with: CANSPAM: Avoid deceptive subject lines or email addresses.
Ads define the message.
Give our agency/site your physical address.
Third-party email marketing can track compliance.
Respect speedy unsubscribe requests.
Unsubscribe from each account using the link below.
Please contact us to unsubscribe from future emails.
Instructions for each text are given below. And we'll stop communicating with you.