Privacy Policy for online-cnacertification.com
The privacy of our visitors to
online-cnacertification.com is
important to us.
At online-cnacertification.com, we
recognize that privacy of your
personal information is important.
Here is information on what types of
personal information we receive and
collect when you use and visit
online-cnacertification.com, and how
we safeguard your information. We
never sell your personal information
to third parties.
Log Files
As with most other websites, we
collect and use the data contained
in log files. The information in the
log files include your IP (internet
protocol) address, your ISP
(internet service provider, such as
AOL or Shaw Cable), the browser you
used to visit our site (such as
Internet Explorer or Firefox), the
time you visited our site and which
pages you visited throughout our
site.
Cookies and Web Beacons
We do use cookies to store
information, such as your personal
preferences when you visit our site.
This could include only showing you
a popup once in your visit, or the
ability to login to some of our
features, such as forums.
We also use third party
advertisements on online-cnacertification.com
to support our site. Some of these
advertisers may use technology such
as cookies and web beacons when they
advertise on our site, which will
also send these advertisers (such as
Google through the Google AdSense
program) information including your
IP address, your ISP , the browser
you used to visit our site, and in
some cases, whether you have Flash
installed. This is generally used
for geotargeting purposes (showing
New York real estate ads to someone
in New York, for example) or showing
certain ads based on specific sites
visited (such as showing cooking ads
to someone who frequents cooking
sites).
You can chose to disable or
selectively turn off our cookies or
third-party cookies in your browser
settings, or by managing preferences
in programs such as Norton Internet
Security. However, this can affect
how you are able to interact with
our site as well as other websites.
This could include the inability to
login to services or programs, such
as logging into forums or accounts.