Privacy

What information does Andium collect?

We collect information needed to set up or maintain your account, such as your name, address, e-mail address, phone number, username, password, preferences, and billing information. We receive this information from you and we might supplement it with other information that we receive from other sources, such as directories and databases. If a user or other person asks us to invite you to participate in the Services, we collect your contact information so that we can connect with you to offer the opportunity to participate in the Service.

We collect information about the device(s) you use to access a site, how you use the Service, and your online activities over time and across different websites(s) including your IP address, device type, browser version, the pages you view, the searches you make, and your operating system.

We collect information that you enter into a site, such as site, preferences, ratings, and feedback.

We collect location information provided by your IP address, mobile device, GPS, or other means.

How does Andium use the information that it collects?

We use the information:

• To provide Service to you;
• To maintain and update the Service and to install and configure 3Privacy Statementchanges and/or updates to Service, (including, without limitation, the software that makes up the site(s))
• To communicate with you about your account or the Service;
• To troubleshoot the Service;
• To evaluate use of the Service;
• To perform research, including, but not limited to, market research;
• To improve the Service;
• To prevent and detect fraud or misuse of the Service;
• For any use that’s required by law, including, but not limited to, by subpoenas or court orders; and
• To provide offers for products or services that might interest you, including, but not limited to, offers based on your previous online activities and offers based on your location.

In addition to the above uses, we may use information for any purpose or share it with anyone if we anonymize it so that it no longer identifies you.

With whom does Andium share information?

We share information:

• With other users of the Service so that you and they can participate in the Service;
• With third parties as part of our delivery of the Service;
• With third parties who help us to run our business, such as service providers;
• With third parties with whom we do joint marketing; and
• As and if required to comply with legal requests or to protect your rights or the rights of others.

If we ever sold or otherwise transferred our business, we would transfer the information that we had collected to the buyer or transferee so that it could operate the business.

We may also share your information with anyone if we anonymize it so that it no longer identifies you.

What choices do I have about how my information is used and shared?

We try to limit the collection, use, and sharing of information to just that information that we need for the purposes identified in this Privacy Statement. Accordingly, there’s not much use or sharing that we can restrict without the solution being to just discontinue the use of the Service. You can ask us to not use or share certain information, or to refrain from marketing to you, by contacting us at info@andium.com. We’ll tell you about your options.

How does Andium communicate with me?

We may contact you about goods or services that might be of interest to you, about your account, or the Service using postal mail, telephone calls, e-mail, text messages, or other electronic messages using any electronic address you have provided to us.

You can manage your communication preferences by contacting us at info@andium.com.

Do I have different rights if I’m a resident of California?

Your California Privacy Rights: If you’re a California resident, California privacy law requires that we give you specific disclosures about our privacy practices, including telling you about the information we share with other third parties for their marketing purposes. You can request this information by contacting us at info@andium.com.

How does Andium safeguard my information?

We use technical, administrative, and physical safeguards designed to help protect your information from loss, misuse, unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, destruction, or theft.

If we transfer your information to a third-party service provider, we will contractually require any such service provider to maintain similar technical, physical and administrative safeguards.

How long does Andium keep my information?

We keep the information that we collect until we no longer need the information in order to provide the Service to you, operate our business, enable us to communicate with you, or satisfy our legal or contractual obligations. After that, we destroy the information or anonymize it.

Does Andium use cookies or other tracking techniques?

Yes. We use cookies and other methods on one or more sites to provide offers (by us or third parties) to you, to personalize the content, and to analyze and manage your user experience. For example, we might use cookies and/or other tracking devices to tell us the time and length of your visit, the pages you look at on a site, the website you visited just before coming to a site, the name of your Internet service provider, and similar information.

Some cookies exist only during a particular session and some are persistent over multiple sessions.

We may use advertising service providers to serve our advertisements on other websites that you visit. In serving our advertisements, these companies may use cookies and other tracking devices to collect information about your visits to other websites. We use this information to evaluate advertising campaigns and/or to tailor promotions and other marketing messages.

You can set your web browser to reject cookies. Each browser is different, so you should check your browser’s “Help” menu to learn how to change your cookie preferences. If you reject or block cookies, the site(s) might not function as intended.

Other online companies might use cookies or other methods a site uses to collect information about your online activities over time and across different websites and services. Depending on those companies’ policies, you might be able to exercise choices about those practices. You can get more information about those choices at Network Advertising Initiative.

We don’t read or respond to “do not track” settings in browsers or similar hardware or software. Although some browsers have a “do not track” setting, there’s no consensus in the industry as to what that flag means or what we’re supposed to do about it. Many or most websites and similar services ignore the “do not track” flag for this reason and, until there’s a better consensus, we’re taking that approach. If you select the “do not track” option, it will not change what information is exchanged with your computer or other device, or how that information is used.