This website does respect its visitors’ privacy. This is the reason why we have put this privacy policy together so that we can be clear on the kind of information we collect and how we use it. We never share your data with third-parties.
The Non-Personally-Identifying Information
Like a large number of other websites, this site does collect data which does not reveal your identity. This data is usually made available by the web browser. This data includes:
- The type of browser you are using to visit the website, examples include Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.
- Your language preference.
- The site that referred you to our website.
- The date and time of the visit.
The goal of collecting the non-personally-identifying information is to better understand how you and other users use this website. The information will also help us improve your experience on the website. For example, when we determine your language preference, we will display the website content in that language the next you visit.
Personally Identifying Information
The website may also collect personally identifying information. For example, the Internet Protocol (IP) address may be collected. This data may be collected for visitors, people who are logged into the site and those who are leaving comments. This information is never revealed to the public except on some very special occasions. For example, when commenting, you may be asked to leave behind your name and email address, your name will be displayed next to your comment.
Cookies
A cookie is a string of information that a website may store on a visitor’s browser. The browser will provide this string of information to the website every time the visitor accesses the website. Cookies are harmless. They will not correct your crucial data such as your bank account details, your credit card details, or even your physical location. They are used to help enhance your experience. For example, if a website requires you to log in to access its services, it can be tedious to keep logging in when you return to the website. To eliminate the need to log in, the website will store a cookie on your website that will remind it you already logged in before.
We may place cookies on your computer to help us serve you better. These cookies will let us track your preferences and actions on our website so that we can tailor the website to better suit you. It is possible to prevent websites from storing cookies on your website. All you have to do is change your cookie preferences in the browser settings. This move is not recommended since it will harm the experience you have on websites.
If we use advertising, we may partner with advertisers who use cookies to help them in displaying advertisements which are suited to you. For example, they will track your most searched keywords and then display an ad related to your searches. A good example would be Google AdSense. If you search about gaming a lot, Google will display an Ad related to gaming.