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At Adontic, we're dedicated to safeguarding the confidentiality of your personal data and maintaining your privacy. This privacy statement describes how we gather, process, distribute, and safeguard the information we receive via our website.
We might get personal information from you when you visit our website or get in touch with us, like your name and email address.
We might also gather anonymous data about your use of our website, such as your IP address, browser type, and pages viewed
We utilise the data we collect to interact with you, deliver and enhance our services, and tailor your online experience.
We don’t provide third parties access to your personal information for marketing reasons. However, in order to process payments, we might use outside services, and in such case, your information might be accessed by them exclusively
We have put security measures in place to guard against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, and destruction of your information.
We don’t provide third parties access to your personal information for marketing reasons. However, in order to process payments, we might use outside services, and in such case, your information might be accessed by them exclusively
Although kids can use our website, it’s not meant for them, and we don’t intentionally gather personal data from kids younger than 13.
You are entitled to see, update, or remove your personal data. You have the option to object to how your data is processed.
If you don’t mind, we won’t give any personal information we may have about you from this website to other parties—just click the appropriate boxes on registration or contest forms. Additionally, we might utilise the data to stay in touch with you and update you on our progress. You will have the option to unsubscribe from any email list or similar service. We will only share information gathered on this website with third parties with your knowledge and consent, should we ever wish to do so.
We may from time to time provide anonymous data to third parties, such as the number of visitors to our website or forms filled out, but we will not use any information that might be used to identify those individuals.
Furthermore, Dummy might collaborate with outside companies to provide the Dummy website
with behaviorally targeted advertising. Cookies are used to collect anonymous data about how
you use our websites and other websites in order to show you more relevant advertisements for products and services that you might find interesting.
Any updates to our privacy statement will be posted here and will take precedence over this copy of the policy. We will notify you of any changes to our policy in a fair manner. But just to be sure, we advise you to make sure this document still satisfies your needs by reading it every time you visit the website.
When you visit our website, “click stream data” may be gathered about you. Clickstream data is anonymous and can contain things like your IP address, browser and operating system information, the time and
date that those pages were visited, and any interactions you had with the content and ads on those websites. Cookies and web beacons are two possible technologies used to gather this clickstream data.
We delete the IP address and permanently obscure the cookie ID from our log files as soon as
we think we are done using this information.
Our website collects personal information primarily for communication purposes. For correspondence purposes, for instance, we might ask for your contact information. We could occasionally get in touch with you to ask about new services we’ve added or to get your opinion on the work we’ve done. Either way, we will only collect data from you that is “fit for purpose” and does not violate your privacy.
All such correspondence may be preserved as an archive record by the company.
As allowed by applicable law, we reserve the right to share any personal information you have given us in response to a court order or legal process, to law enforcement, or in conjunction with an investigation into a problem pertaining to public safety. Furthermore, without your prior consent, government agencies required by the applicable law to obtain information for identity verification, prevention, detection, investigation, including cyber incidents, prosecution, and punishment of offences, may receive access to both your non personal information and your personal data or information.
We make use of cookies and associated technologies to enhance your experience and collect information about how you use our website. Cookies are small text files that are downloaded and saved on your device when you visit a website. Session cookies are used by us to store data on your device, examine usage patterns, and customise content. Until you remove them from your device, persistent cookies remain. Cookies used during a session end when your browser closes.
The table below provides further details about the specific cookies we use and the reasons we use them.
Your browser’s settings allow you to control the cookies that you want to use. You can manage cookies in most web browsers by going through the settings. Please be aware, though, that blocking cookies can have an impact on how well our website works and what features you can use.
To guard against illegal access to, deletion of, or disclosure of data, we adhere to widely recognised industry standards. This involves carrying out the essential administrative, electronic, and physical tasks needed to safeguard the use, integrity, and access to data. Every piece of information kept on our servers is kept private and not typically accessible to the public. To further improve security, our servers are housed in safe data centres and are shielded by firewalls. However, please remember that no mode of transmission over the Internet is guaranteed to be safe, even with our best efforts to protect data on our servers. As a result, even while we work hard to protect your personal information at all times, We shall not be held accountable for any security breach brought on by a third party and are unable to guarantee its total security.
We reserve the right to transfer all data (including any personal data or information) that is in our possession or under our control to such acquiring party in the event that another company purchases all or substantially all of the assets of our business through a consolidation, merger, asset, purchase, or other transaction. After that, the acquiring party’s privacy policy will apply to all such data and any personal data or information that is transferred to the acquiring party.
We reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy and post an updated version on this page. This page’s top will always display the date when the most recent version of the privacy policy was uploaded. We shall adhere to applicable law while making any changes to our privacy statement.
Email addresses and other contact information may be recorded in any correspondence you send us. This is exclusive to your communication with us; as part of our online agency business, we do not collect email addresses from users.
You can mail any questions and comments about our privacy policy to support@adontic.com