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Yamoogle takes the privacy of its users very seriously. In short, we will never sell, loan or give away any personal data that we may collect from you throughout the course of our business. We do collect and use statistical data to help us to improve user experience, research and analysis.
We may share from time to time aggregated, non personal data with other organisations however, in no way can this be tracked back to any individual user.
Yamoogle uses cookies to improve user experience and you may refuse these through your browser however, some features of Yamoogle may not work properly with this feature disabled.
More information on our privacy policy can be obtained through contacting privacy@yamoogle.com
Full privacy policy – Yamoogle.com
D. PRIVACY POLICY
1. Protecting your privacy
1.1 We are committed to protecting your privacy and maintaining the security of any personal information received from you.
1.2 We strictly adhere to the requirements of the data protection legislation in the UK and endeavour to ensure that the information that you submit to us remains private, and that it is used only for the purposes described below.
1.3 We aim to provide a safe and secure experience for all of our users. Please read this Privacy Policy carefully as it contains important information about the use of information that you provide to us. If you have any questions about this statement, please contact us at privacy@yamoogle.com
1.4 This Privacy Policy covers treatment of personally identifiable information that we may collect when you are on our websites, if you register with us or when you upload data to or download data from any of them.
1.5 This policy does not apply to companies, organisations or sub-contractors that are not connected to or part of the same organisation as www.Yamoogle.com or in relation to websites that www.Yamoogle.com does not own or control.
2. Cookies
2.1 When you register with us, use certain of our products or services via our sites, visit any of our web pages, and when you engage in any Interactive Services (such as using search functions, message boards or entering competitions) our computer systems will store small pieces of information which is divulged as a by-product of that contact by your own computer.
2.2 Every computer on the internet has an internet protocol (IP) address which is a unique number by which it can be identified. This gives no personal information about you but it does act as a sort of virtual fingerprint for your computer. This, together with other information also automatically produced by your computer as a by-product of contacting other computers, is known when stored by our computer system as a Cookie.
2.3 It is possible for you to set your computer to prevent Cookies being generated. You are free to do this at any time and doing so will not affect the relationship we have in any contractual or legal way.
2.4 However, the advantage to you of permitting Cookies to arise is that it is easier for us to identify you as soon as you log on. As above, our system will recognise your computer’s fingerprint and fast-track you through the security process to allow you to use the relevant site. If you do not permit us to use a Cookie to identify you, you will have to go through the full log-in procedure each time you visit any of our sites to which you may have registered.
2.5 Not permitting Cookies to be used may also make it harder for us to allow you easy access to any personalised areas of our sites where you may have stored personal data or specific requirements you have or business sectors in which you operate or are interested in.
2.6 We also use Cookies as part of a normal business procedure to track patterns of behaviour of visitors to our sites. This helps us to interpret the anonymous statistical information on our users for purposes such as the better administration of our websites and servers, and to improve our services.
2.7 We have found that being able to analyse the behaviour of users of our sites is a powerful tool for us in improving our current services and developing new ones for our customers’ benefit and would strongly advise you to permit our use of Cookies for these purposes.
3. General User Activity Information
3.1 We gather general information about users (outside the information referred to in the section on Cookies), for example, what services users access the most and which areas of our sites are most frequently visited. Such data is used in the aggregate to help us to understand how each of our sites is used.
3.2 We gather this information so that we can continue to improve and develop our services to benefit of our users. We may make this aggregated information available to our commercial partners, to our advertiser clients and also to auditors.
3.3 These statistics are anonymous and contain no personal information and cannot be used as a means to gather such information.
4. Your Personal Information
4.1 When you register with us, use any Interactive Services, or buy a product or service, depending on the sort of service you wish to obtain, we may ask for personal information such as your name, date of birth, contact details, and other details.
4.2 Once you register with any of our sites and accept our Terms & Conditions, you are not anonymous to us and the very nature of our relationship means that we will be aware of your personal data.
4.3 We may use information that you provide to alert you to our own products and services and may contact you regarding changes to the sites to which you are registered or changes to our products or services that you use.
5. Disclosure of Personal Information
5.1 We do not disclose information about your individual visits to any of our sites, or personal information that you provide, such as your name and personal contact details unless you have given us your express permission or we reasonably believe that the law requires it
5.2 We may record and share aggregated information with our clients. In addition, if you input personal information on a co-branded registration page, then it is possible that the information that you give becomes the property of both ourselves and our client.
5.3 Sandwell Council can only confirm its own position in relation to your personal information and cannot be responsible for the information that the client receives in these or similar circumstances.
5.4 We may send personally identifiable information about you to other clients when we:
a) already have your consent to share the information;
b) need to share your information in order to provide the products or services you have requested;
c) have to send the information to companies who work on our behalf to provide a product or service to you. (Unless otherwise stated, these companies do not have the right to use the personally identifiable information we provide to them beyond what is necessary to assist us in providing you the relevant products or services); or
d) are legally obliged to respond to subpoenas, court orders or due legal process
6. Interactive Services
6.1 Where individuals engage with the ability of our sites to store personal information about them, the way such information is stored means that it can be downloaded or printed off, again, as part of the process an individual will have had to expressly agreed to allowing such information to be downloaded by other users.
6.2 We can offer individuals the option of remaining anonymous but where this option is not taken, individuals must be aware of the possible disclosure of this information to third parties. Those parties are contractually obliged to obtain, store and use that information solely for the purposes for which it is made available by individuals but apart from this, we cannot control third party organisations’ use of such data.
6.3 Individuals should therefore be aware that this disclosure, for the purposes of meeting their expectations, may occur.
7. Other Ways of Ensuring Your Privacy
7.1 If you subscribe for a service in which delivery by you of your personal details is required, you will be given the opportunity to amend your personal details at any time. The option to do this will ordinarily be available from the login page of our sites or other registration or user areas of the sites, particularly those where you may be asked to input your personal login or registration information (such as user name, password or other security data).
7.2 You may unsubscribe from any promotional information that we may send to you by using the unsubscribe function at the bottom of any e-mail you may receive of this nature or by visiting the appropriate website (which will contain a route for you to take action to unsubscribe yourself from such promotional information).