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28 PURPOSE Plain Language Translation current To provide the service you requested. admin To perform web site and system administration. develop For research and development, but without connecting any information to you. tailoring To customize the site for your current visit only. pseudo-analysis To do research and analysis in which your information may be linked to an ID code but not to your personal identity. pseudo-decision To make decisions that directly affect you without identifying you, for example to display content or ads based on links you clicked on previously. individual-analysis To do research and analysis that uses information about you. individual-decision To make decisions that directly affect you using information about you, for example to recommend products or services based on your previous purchases. contact To contact you through means other than telephone (for example, email or postal mail) to market services or products. historical To aid in historical preservation as governed by a law or policy described in this privacy policy. telemarketing To contact you by telephone to market services or products. other-purpose For other uses: [include site’s human, readable explanation; if site omits human-readable explanation say ”not described here”]. Table 3.1.: PURPOSE sub-element definitions and translations (Source: [W3Ca])
RECIPIENT Plain Language Translation ours Companies that help us fulfill your requests (for example, shipping a product to you), but these companies must not use your information for any other purpose. delivery Delivery companies that help us fulfill your requests and who may also use your information in other ways. same Companies that have privacy policies similar to ours. other-recipient Companies that are accountable to us, though their privacy policies may be different from ours. unrelated Other companies whose privacy policies are unknown to us. public People who may access your information from a public area, such as a bulletin board, chat room, or directory. Table 3.2.: RECIPIENT sub-element definitions and translations (Source: [W3Ca]) RETENTION Plain Language Translation no-retention We do not keep your information beyond your current online session. stated-purpose We keep your information only long enough to perform the activity for which we collected it. legal-requirement We keep your information only as long as we need to for legal purposes. business-practices Our full privacy policy explains how long we keep your information. indefinitely We may keep your information indefinitely. Table 3.3.: RETENTION sub-element definitions and translations (Source: [W3Ca]) 29
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