GREATSTATISTICS.COM Privacy Policy
Greatstatistics.com is committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy, which is a binding part of Greatstatistics.com's Website Terms of Use and End User License Agreement ("Agreement"), explains the type of information Greatstatistics.com collects through its website and what Greatstatistics.com does with it.
Please read the following privacy policy carefully before using the Greatstatistics.com website. If you use the Greatstatistics.com website, you will be bound by the terms of the Agreement, including this Privacy Policy. This policy may change from time to time so you should check it frequently.
Greatstatistics.com does not attempt to determine the identity of any Greatstatistics.com user by analyzing Web usage paths.
What types of information does Greatstatistics.com collect?
If you are visiting the Greatstatistics.com website (Greatstatistics.com.com), we collect the following information: the full Uniform Resource Locator("URL") of the Web page from which you came to Greatstatistics.com.com; your Internet Protocol ("IP") address, which may include a domain name; server name, content type from the page headers.
What does Greatstatistics.com do with the information it collects?
If you gave us your e-mail address when you registered, we use it to send you Greatstatistics.com newsletters, product updates, service-related information, and other offers. We use Greatstatistics.com cookies for such functions as verifying that you are an Greatstatistics.com user, counting and tracking your Greatstatistics.com website visits. We further use cookies to determine the number of visitors that came to the Greatstatistics.com website through a particular advertisement. Your IP address also is used by Greatstatistics.com to gather broad demographic information, such as your general geographic location and Internet Service Provider, server type, content type etc.. This demographic information may also be used by Greatstatistics.com to analyze aggregate Web usage behavior.
How is your information protected?
Greatstatistics.com uses commercially reasonable computer security safeguards to protect its databases and servers against risks of loss, unauthorized access, destruction, misuse, modification, or inadvertent or improper disclosure of data. These risks, however, cannot be completely eliminated and Greatstatistics.com therefore cannot guarantee complete security. Greatstatistics.com also segregates certain personally identifiable information provided by you.
Glossary of Terms
Uniform Resource Locator
A URL (or uniform resource locator) is the full Web address of a file or document you view when browsing the Internet. With most browsers, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator, the URL of every Web page that you view is displayed in a window near the top of the screen. An example of a URL is:
http://www.greatstatistics.com.com/index.html
http is the protocol
www.greatstatistics.com.com is the server
index.html is the filename
Internet Protocol Address
An Internet Protocol ("IP") address is a set of numbers that is automatically assigned to your computer each time you connect to the Internet. When you use your Web browser to request a Web page from another computer on the Internet, your Web browser automatically gives that computer your IP address so that the data you request can be sent to your computer.
Domain Name
A domain name identifies one or more IP addresses. Domain names are used in URLs to identify particular Web pages. For example, in the URL http://www.Greatstatistics.com.com/site/company, the domain name is Greatstatistics.com.com.
Cookies
A cookie is a small data file consisting of numbers, letters, or other characters that the Greatstatistics.com server sends to your browser and stores on your computer's hard drive when you visit the Greatstatistics.com website. The Greatstatistics.com servers can access this cookie when you return to the website or use the Greatstatistics.com.
The cookie automatically identifies your computer, but not your identity, to our servers while you use the Greatstatistics.com website.
Browser
A browser, short for Web browser, is a software application used to locate and display Web pages. Two popular browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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