Your privacy is important, so we'd like to explain what information
we collect when you visit www.postfuture.com (http://www.postfuture.com),
why we collect it and how it is used. We'd also like to explain
your options to access and control your information, our data
security practices and other matters.
First, if you’ve
arrived at this site because you are a client of Postfuture, Inc.
(“Client”), then the privacy statements directly below in the
section entitled: “Information Relevant for ‘Clients’ “as a reflection of Postfuture’s
privacy policy are germane. If you’ve arrived at this site as
an end-user of Postfuture products (“End-User”) on behalf of 3rd
party companies, then the privacy policy of those companies govern
the collection, storage and use of data collected by Postfuture
on behalf of those 3rd parties. Please refer to the
privacy policies of those parties to determine how your data is
handled when Postfuture, acting as an agent for those parties,
collects data on their behalf. Additionally, statements regarding
how Postfuture handles your data may be seen in the section entitled:
“Information Relevant for ‘End-Users’”.
Postfuture, Inc. is a licensee of the TRUSTe Privacy Program.
TRUSTe is an independent, non-profit organization whose mission
is to enable individuals and organizations to establish trusting
relationships based on respect for personal identity and information
by promoting the use of fair information practices. This privacy
statement covers the site www.postfuture.com.
Because we want to demonstrate our commitment to our users’ privacy,
we have agreed to disclose our privacy practices and have them
reviewed for compliance by TRUSTe.
If users have questions or concerns regarding this statement,
you should first contact Postfuture IT Services by emailing
or by writing to: Postfuture
IT Services, 1600 N. Collins Blvd., Suite 1800, Richardson, Tx,
75080 or by calling 972.889.2226 If you do not receive acknowledgment
of your inquiry or it is not satisfactorily addressed, you should
then contact TRUSTe through the TRUSTe Watchdog
Dispute Resolution Process(http://www.truste.org/consumers/watchdog_complaint.php).
TRUSTe will serve as a liaison with the Web site to resolve users
concerns.
TRUSTe
PRIVACY SEAL and EU SAFE HARBOR
Postfuture, Inc. abides by the Safe Harbor framework as set forth
by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use,
and retention of data from the European Union.
Effective February 6, 2004.
SPECIAL
NOTE ABOUT CHILDREN
This
Site is not intended for children, especially kids under 13. We
do not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from
children.
WHAT INFORMATION
DO WE COLLECT FROM YOU? WHY?
Information
Relevant for ‘Clients’
We
May Profile You Individually.
We may build a profile of your online habits, interests and activities
when you use our Site. This profile is linked to your personal
identity. We compile individual profiles from "real world"
contact information (e.g., street address, phone/fax), email addresses,
and we use these profiles for the purposes described below (please
scroll down to each topic for details).
We May Profile
Users Pseudononymously
We
may build a pseudononymous profile of your online habits, interests
and activities when you use our Site. This profile will not reveal
or be linked to your personal identity. We compile these profiles
from information about user PCs (e.g., IP address or browser type),
user navigation and browsing patterns, data showing usage of interactive
features (e.g., search engine queries), demographic information
(e.g., gender, marital status, age, income, job), the personal
preferences of users (i.e., favorite color, music, books), and
we use these profiles for the purposes described below (please
scroll down to each topic for details).
We May Collect
Information Needed to Contact You Later:
If
we collect personal contact information (as described below),
you may later access and modify it, but you may not remove it
from our system yourself You may, however, request that we remove
this data by contacting an agent of Postfuture. This may be done
either by calling the current account manager for your account
or by email. You may choose simply not to provide personal contact
information by opting-out at the point of collection.
We May
Collect Your Name, Address and Phone Number. When you use our Site, we may request your name, street
address, telephone number or other "real world" contact
information. This information may reveal your identity or be linked
to you personally. We use this information to complete and support
the immediate activity requested, customize and personalize content
to your request, build a profile of your habits, interests or
activities to treat you as an individual, build individual profiles
for ongoing research, analysis and reporting, and to comply with
any requirements of law. This information may be disclosed only
to our staff and to our immediate agents.
We May
Collect Your Email Address.
We may request your email address or other information needed
to contact you online. This information may reveal who you are
or be linked to you personally. We use it to complete and support
the immediate activity requested, customize and personalize content
to your request, build a profile of your habits, interests or
activities to treat you as an individual, build individual profiles
for ongoing research, analysis and reporting, and to comply with
any requirements of law. This information may be disclosed only
to our staff and to our immediate agents.
We May Collect Other Kinds of Information from You:
When you use our Site, we may collect personal information
about you described below. You may later be able to access, modify
or remove the information either through presentation of this
data using a management interface utility or by contacting an
agent of Postfuture. [Under the TRUSTe program a user must be
able to correct or update their personally identifiable information.]
You may choose simply not to provide actively gathered information
by opting-out at the point of collection.
You May
be Prompted for a UserID and Password. We may ask you to enter a web site ID, password or other
identifier We use this information to complete and support the
immediate activity requested, and to comply with any requirements
of law. This information may be disclosed only to our staff and
to our immediate agents.
We May
Collect Information About Your Computer. When you visit our Site, we may automatically collect information
about your computer configuration, such as your browser type,
operating system, IP address or ISP domain name. We use this
information to build individual profiles for ongoing research,
analysis and reporting, and to comply with any requirements of
law. This information may be aggregated with similar data and
may be disclosed only to our staff and to our immediate agents.
We May
Collect Navigation and Clickstream Data. As you browse our Site, we may gather navigational and clickstream
data that shows what pages are visited and how long various features
are used. We use this information to complete and support the
immediate activity requested, customize and personalize content
to your request, improve the Site for everyone, build a profile
of your habits, interests or activities to treat you as an individual,
build individual profiles for ongoing research, analysis and reporting,
and to comply with any requirements of law. This information may
be disclosed only to our staff and to our immediate agents.
We May
Collect Interactive Data.
You may decide to input data while using certain interactive features
at our Site, such as queries submitted to a search engine. We
use this information to complete and support the immediate activity
requested, customize and personalize content to your request,
improve the Site for everyone, build a profile of your habits,
interests or activities to treat you as an individual, build individual
profiles for ongoing research, analysis and reporting, and to
comply with any requirements of law. This information may be disclosed
only to our staff and to our immediate agents.
CERTAIN
EXCEPTIONAL DISCLOSURES
We
may disclose your information if necessary to protect our legal
rights or if the information relates to actual or threatened harmful
conduct. Disclosure may be required by law or if we receive legal
process.
We May
Contact You by Email
Postfuture
may at times send you bulk communications (such as a newsletter)
for the purpose of keeping you informed about Postfuture activities.
You may opt-out from receiving this newsletter at any time.
WHAT ARE
COOKIES? WHY DO WE USE THEM?
Cookies
are small files stored by your browser in your computer when you
visit our Site. We use cookies to improve our Site and make it
easier to use. Cookies permit us to recognize users and avoid
repetitive requests for the same information. We use "session
cookies" that are automatically deleted after each visit.
Cookies from our Site can't be read by other sites. Most browsers
will accept cookies until you change browser settings to refuse
them.
HOW DO WE
PROTECT INFORMATION WE COLLECT?
We
offer secure web pages to collect certain kinds of user information
and we store certain kinds of data in encrypted form. We follow
reasonable technical and management practices to help protect
the confidentiality, security and integrity of data stored on
our system. While no computer system is completely secure, we
believe the measures implemented by our Site reduce the likelihood
of security problems to a level appropriate to the type of data
involved.
HOW LONG
DO WE KEEP USER INFORMATION?
We
generally keep user data on our server or in our archives for
as long as we reasonably need it. We may alter this practice according
to changing requirements. For example, we may delete some data
if needed to free up storage space. We may keep other data for
longer periods if the law requires it.
Data management
requests are administered in an orderly manner to the extent feasible
and within our direct control. Note: we have greater control over
recently collected data than for archived data. Once data is removed
from the system and archived, it may not be feasible to accommodate
specific requests. In those cases, our general data retention
policy applies.
Information
Relevant for ‘End-Users’
We
May Collect Navigation or Clickstream Data. As you browse our Site, we may gather navigational
and clickstream data that shows what pages are visited and how
long various features are used. We use this information to complete
and support the immediate activity requested, customize and personalize
content to your request, improve the Site for everyone, market
things to you in the future (other than by telemarketing), tailor
an instant offer to your during your visit, build a profile of
your habits, interests or activities to treat you as an individual,
build individual profiles for ongoing research, analysis and reporting,
and to comply with any requirements of law. This information may
be disclosed only to our staff and to our immediate agents.
We May
Keep Note of Your Personal Preferences. We may gather information concerning your personal likes
and dislikes, such as your favorite color, taste in music, books
or other Site content. This information will not reveal your identity
or be linked to you personally. We use this information to complete
and support the immediate activity requested, customize and personalize
content to your request, improve the Site for everyone, market
things to you in the future (other than by telemarketing), tailor
an instant offer to you during your visit, build a profile of
your habits, interests or activities to treat you as an individual,
build individual profiles for ongoing research, analysis and reporting,
and to comply with any requirements of law. This information may
be disclosed only to our staff and to our immediate agents.
CERTAIN
EXCEPTIONAL DISCLOSURES
We
may disclose your information if necessary to protect our legal
rights or if the information relates to actual or threatened harmful
conduct. Disclosure may be required by law or if we receive legal
process.
WHAT ARE
COOKIES? WHY DO WE USE THEM?
Cookies
are small files stored by your browser in your computer when you
visit our Site. We use cookies to improve our Site and make it
easier to use. Cookies permit us to recognize users and avoid
repetitive requests for the same information. We also use cookies
to help build a pseudonymous profile of your online habits, interests
and activities as you navigate our site, which we use to individualize
your visits. This profile is not linked to your personal identity.
We also use cookies to help build a pseudonymous profile of your
online habits, interests and activities as you navigate our site,
which we use for general research, analysis and reporting. We
only use "session cookies" that are automatically deleted
after each visit. Cookies from our Site can't be read by other
sites. Most browsers will accept cookies until you change browser
settings to refuse them.
HOW DO WE
PROTECT INFORMATION WE COLLECT?
We
offer secure web pages to collect certain kinds of user information
and we store certain kinds of data in encrypted form. We follow
reasonable technical and management practices to help protect
the confidentiality, security and integrity of data stored on
our system. While no computer system is completely secure, we
believe the measures implemented by our Site reduce the likelihood
of security problems to a level appropriate to the type of data
involved.
HOW LONG
DO WE KEEP USER INFORMATION?
We
generally keep user data on our server or in our archives for
as long as we reasonably need it. We may alter this practice according
to changing requirements. For example, we may delete some data
if needed to free up storage space. We may keep other data for
longer periods if the law requires it.
Data management
requests are administered in an orderly manner to the extent feasible
and within our direct control. Note: we have greater control over
recently collected data than for archived data. Once data is removed
from the system and archived, it may not be feasible to accommodate
specific requests. In those cases, our general data retention
policy applies.
YOUR CONSENT
TO THIS POLICY
By
using our Site, you agree to this Policy. This is our entire and
exclusive Privacy Policy and it supersedes any earlier version.
We may change it by posting a new version on our Site. For material
changes affecting personally identifiable information we would
post a prominent notice on the site for 30 days. However, in no
event will we change our practices this way to lessen the confidentiality
of our client’s data.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
THIS
SITE OPERATES AS-IS AND AS-AVAILABLE. ANY WARRANTIES OF ACCURACY,
QUALITY, TITLE, FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY ARE DISCLAIMED. WE
ARE NOT LIABLE FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES OR FOR EVENTS BEYOND OUR DIRECT CONTROL.
This Policy is governed by Texas law, except as required by our
agreement with TRUSTe, and excluding conflicts of law principles.
Any provision of this Policy that is illegal or unenforceable
shall be deemed automatically conformed to the minimum requirements
of law. Any legal actions against us must be commenced in Texas
within one year after the claim arose, or be barred.
IF YOU HAVE
A PRIVACY QUESTION
If
you have a privacy question about our Site, please email: Postmaster
at . Or write: Postfuture,
Inc., Attn: Postmaster, 1600 N. Collins Blvd. Suite 1800, Richardson,
Tx. 75080.