Online Privacy Policy

The program will describe what legal steps the company plans to do in order to protect them. They can always decide whether or not to participate. We will reiterate, numerous times, that their personal information will be secured and not sold to a third party, and is only used for our marketing purposes only. By letting the customer know, up front, what information we will be sharing, why we need certain information, and how we will be using that information, will be paramount to our success with our customers. The more upfront we are with them, the more they will trust us. We will also ensure that all information, entered into our databases, will be encrypted and all data will be secure.

This online linen company has likely gotten a lot of unsubscribe requests with their constant stream of information going out to subscribers that is neither targeted nor

We may use your personal details to send you updates on CW and to respond your queries.

When you use our online purchasing services, you may be asked for personally identifiable information such as your name, address, date of birth, email address, telephone number.

The purpose of the interview is to confirm the result of the survey.  I can gather other

XX is committed to handle the customer information in a responsible way and we protect your information when you use ourwebsite. This privacy policy is created to ensure what kind of the information we collect and use for our website. We keep on updating the privacy policy from time to time and you need to be updated with these changes.

To inform the client of an concerns you may have in regards to what they’re looking to achieve, for

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act is part of the Canadian Privacy Law and establishes principles for the collection, use, and disclosure of personal and identifiable information that is part of commercial activity (e.g. physician practice's, pharmacies, private labs, pharmaceutical companies).

As information professionals it is our right and duty to protect the privacy, either in person or digital, of our patrons. While I can understand the governments needs to obtain information that could be deemed valuable to the fight on terrorism, as a new librarian, I want my patrons to feel free to express themselves and be uninhibited with their library use. Within the ALA’s Interpretation of the Library’s Bill of Rights on Privacy it states “The library profession has a long-standing commitment to an ethic of facilitating, not monitoring, access to information.” (Privacy: An ALA Interpretation to the Library Bill of Rights, 2002). However, this issue is online privacy is much larger in scope and we can hope to curb the battle in the ways in which we are able.

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While the mere fact that each of the clients at issue are listed in a telephone directory, or can be entered by name in a database,

First of all, this option gives the company a chance to effectively target. The target customer of Datril should not be

The concern about privacy on the Internet is increasingly becoming an issue of international dispute. ?Citizens are becoming concerned that the most intimate details of their daily lives are being monitored, searched and recorded.? (www.britannica.com) 81% of Net users are concerned about threats to their privacy while online. The greatest threat to privacy comes from the construction of e-commerce alone, and not from state agents. E-commerce is structured on the copy and trade of intimate personal information and therefore, a threat to privacy on the Internet.

The consumer should have the ability to verify the information collected to ensure that it is complete and correct.

When collecting data to sell, it would be important to get as much information about the person as possible so the company can know and understand who wants their product or who uses it. The billing information would be storied so the company could send out more advertisements or even different deals to the more loyal customers.. The race, demographic information, and the age would be kept in order to evaluate what kind of customer the company is reaching the most. This would be a great tool for the company to use so they know how to market their product or future products they may have available. I wouldn’t sell any of the information to another company. I don’t think the customer would appreciate their information being given out to people they haven’t authorized. I would however, give them the option to click a box that would allow other companies to send them advertisements if they wanted too. This would give the customer the feeling their information is private unless they wanted it to be given to someone else.