As part of the site privacy policy, no personal information will be collected about you (unless specified in this policy) when you visit our website unless you choose to provide that information. We comply with four core privacy principles: notice, choice, access, and security.
Here is how site handles information about your visit to our website:
Information Collected and Stored Automatically
If all you do during your visit is browse through the website, read pages or download information, the only information the site will gather and store about your visit is the following information: The Internet domain (for example, "aol.com" or "xcompany.com") from which you access the Internet; The IP address (an IP address is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer whenever you are surfing the Web) from which you access the website; The type of browser and operating system and connection speed used to access the site; The date and time you access the site; The pages you visit; if you linked to this site website from another website, and the address of that website. This information is used for site management purposes -- to learn about the areas of the site that are of the most and least interest, the number of visitors to the site, and the types of technology visitors use.
Use of Cookies
Visual Enhancement Low Vision Reading Aids does not add cookies to your computer when you visit our site. When you leave this site because of links to outside content, that site may be using cookies. We have no control of this action.
Links to Other Sites
Visual Enhancement Low Vision Reading contains links, some of which are to other sites. Once you link to another site, you are subject to the privacy policy of the new site. We are not responsible for any content on or gathered for the sites we chose to link to via our website. It is always good practice to delete the cookies on your computer each day. We also suggest that you use spyware blocking program and that you do not open email or attachments from organizations that you do not know.
If You Send Personal Information
If you choose to provide Visual Enhancement Low Vision Reading your personal information -- such as if you send us an e-mail or you fill out a form with your personal information and submit it through this website -- we collect and store your e-mail address and the content of your communication in order to consider and, as appropriate, reply to your communication.
Additionally, federal law may require that certain unlawful communications be forwarded to appropriate law enforcement agencies. We also may wish to save certain information that you provide us for future reference, in order to contact you about issues or activities we believe match your interests. If you "opt-in" via our contact forms, we assume you would not mind if we save your information and in order to contact you later.
Information on Children
We do not ask children 13 and under for any identifying information. We suggest that you supervise your children’s online activities.
Copyright
2005-2009 Visual Enhancements, Low Vision Reading Aids is a copyrighted site. Material on any type may not be copied or distributed without prior written permission.
Security Statement
We use state-of-the-art encryption technology to protect the transmission of data to and from our users, such as SSL (Secure Socket Layer). SSL allows software to communicate with Web servers in a secure, encrypted manner. For example, many website that conduct electronic commerce use SSL to securely transmit credit card numbers from a customer's Web browser to the Web server.
All user sessions employ a 128 bit global unique identifier (GUID). It is also not possible for two computers to log into the same account at the same time.
Our servers are also behind firewalls which block unwanted access.
Purchases made by clicking the Google Checkout button are protected by the Google Privacy Policy. https://checkout.google.com/files/privacy.html
A final note: The Web is an evolving medium. If we need to change our privacy and security statement at some point in the future, we'll post the changes here. Of course, our use of information gathered while the current policy is in effect will always be consistent with the current statement, even if we change that statement later.
