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The information we gather

We do not have this privacy policy: Regularly check this guideline for changes. Google Analytics Demographics and Interest Report will use the information we collect solely for our own research and in-house use. Any personal information gathered by the Site will not be disclosed to any other company without your express permission, except as described in "Exceptions to the disclosure of personal information" below.

Upon your registering, we record personal information such as your name and e-mail adress. Other personal information may be provided on a voluntary basis (e.g. academic year, gender), but is not necessary for inscription. This information is gathered in an automated manner and can be linked to personal information. Use the information to (E) create and verify communications and information about our customer bases and use practices; (F) gather aggregated information for our own and outside businesses; (G) solve any dispute or problem; (H) communicate with you with information, which we believe may be of interest to you, and ( ) make available other information, commercial, marketing and publicity information and referrals, as described in this Privacy Policy; and (J) take any other actions, as otherwise specified in this Privacy Policy.

No personal data will be disclosed to third party without your express permission, except as described under "Exceptions to the disclosure of personal data" below. While we may disclose information about our visitors to third party sites for other uses, in this case all individually identifying information will be deleted.

We commit ourselves to protect the private sphere of people under 13 years ("child" or "children") who use our website. The present Guideline sets out our practice regarding the gathering, publication and permission of parents with regard to information provided by minors and is in compliance with the U.S. Children's Online Protection Protection Act ("COPPA").

Please ask the infant to submit certain information for notifying and safety reasons, such as the e-mail addresses of the parent, the child's first name and sex, the child's user name and code. It is not necessary for a parent to give more information than is reasonably necessary to take part in an on-line activities.

The parent may also consent to the gathering and use of their child's data, but may not permit it to be disclosed to third persons. In accordance with COPPA's requests, on any child-friendly website or use or in any case where we ask for the applicant's ages and find that the applicant is less than 13 years old, we will ask for a parent e-mail account before collecting it.

Unless parents have explicitly chosen to opt in to e-mail mail or have taken part in a separate e-mail communication campaign, we do not use e-mail provided for the purpose of obtaining their parents' permission to send them to their parents. To be a primary or secondary guardian and to give your children permission to be registered on the Site, you must first sign up through the Site and confirm that you are the child's primary guardian and agree to the capture of the child's IB.

Some of the ways in which we obtain verifyable paternal approval includes requesting a duly completed letter of agreement by post, facsimile or electronical scanning, requesting a debit or debit authorization to verify a transaction or other on-line means of payments, or talking to a skilled support professional by phone or via CCTV.

In relation to educational activity, COPPA enables educators and principals to act in the place of the parent to give permission for the gathering of personally identifiable information from them. We may use certain types of activity or service to gather a child's on-line account information, such as an e-mail in order to interact with the baby more than once.

We may store the child's on-line account information to respond to the inquiry and for no other purposes, such as market. At the same time, whenever we gather a child's on-line communication information, we need a parental e-mail to inform the parental about the child's information gathering and use and to give the parental the ability to stop further in-communication.

We may collect certain information from our website to make it more interesting and useful to our customers and for various uses in connection with our deal. For example, as explained in this Privacy Policy, this includes the nature of the OS, the IP addresses of the kid, the identification of the wireless devices, the web browsers, the number of times the kid browses various parts of our site, and information about the carrier, if any.

Such information is gathered using technology such as cookie, web cookie, web beacon and other unambiguous identifier (which we set in the "Cookies; Do not track" section of this Privacy Policy). If we gather (or allow others to collect) such information from minors on our website for other uses, we will contact the parent and obtain their permission before collecting such information.

We may also provide or reveal personally identifiable information about your childs in a limited number of cases, as well as in cases where a child's personally identifiable information is disclosed to the public (following a higher parent consent): If we are legally allowed or necessary, we may divulge your personally identifiable information in reaction to a legal process or citation.

We may also share children's personally identifiable information (i) in responding to a criminal prosecution or governmental inquiry (including a school or childcare facility); (ii) if we believe that such sharing may impede a criminal offence, make a criminal inquiry related to government policy easier or safeguard the privacy of a computer user of our website; (iii) to safeguard the privacy or publicity of our website, our website offerings and other technologies and the technologies of our third-party vendors; or (iv) to empower us to take precautionary measures against our liabilities.

We may at any given moment deny the use and collection of other personally identifiable information about your child in relation to a particular bankroll and may be required to remove the personally identifiable information gathered in relation to that bankroll from our records. However, we do not share this information with third parties. Note that a deletion application may result in the cancellation of an existing record, a subscription or another services.

Grandparents can apply for permission to see and remove their child's information by signing in to the child's bankroll. You will need your child's user name and passwords. Please provide the child's user name and parent's electronic and phone number in any communication such as e-mail or post. In order to safeguard the private sphere and safety of minors, we will take appropriate measures to check the identities of a parents before providing third party information.

Your child's information will be kept for as long as his or her bank details are in use or necessary for the provision of our service. When we make significant changes to the way we use children's personally identifiable information, we will contact the parent by e-mail to obtain the parent's permission for the new use of the child's personally identifiable information.

If you wish, we will send you an e-mail or call you. To view or modify your existing user profiles and contacts, or to cancel your membership, you can either log in to your user accounts or call CSR. To safeguard the privacy of the information you provide to us, we comply with generally recognized industrial practices.

As a rule, we offer you the possibility to check the private sphere of your posts or to delete your posts from the website. It is not our responsibility to collect any personal information you give us in these bulletin boards. They do not save, divide, store or use any personal data for other uses.

It is possible for us to enter into contracts with other third party to render our website service. They are not allowed to use your personal data for other purposes. We retain the right to reveal your personal information when legally mandated or to respond to a lawsuit, subpoena or lawsuit that has been notified to our business.

We may also choose to share your personal information if we believe that such sharing is necessary to safeguard our legal interests, security or ownership or the legal, security or ownership of service providers or others. In order to settle any dispute that may arise in the ordinary course of our operations, we may also share your personal information with third party companies.

Information Google gathers and discloses about this cookie isn't personalized. Please see Google's data protection policy for more information about our third parties or the options available to you regarding this anonymized information. We are not liable for the data protection policies of these other websites.

You are advised to be conscious of this when you exit our website and to review the policy of each individual website that gathers personal information. The present declaration of confidentiality is only valid for information gathered by this website. A web beacon is a small sequence of codes that represents a way of providing a graphical picture on a web page or in an e-mail for the purposes of transmitting it.

that may contain politically identifying information. By using the Site, you agree that the United States applies a sectional data security policy that uses a mix of laws, government regulations and self-regulation. You further understand that United States laws may provide a level of individual-related data security different from that in your home market or your jurisdictions.

Information we collect about you will be treated in accordance with this Privacy Policy. If you have any queries or comments about our privacy policy, please use our on-line enquiry forums.