| |
|
会社名: |
College Tonight, Inc.
|
|
プライバシ宣言: |
Privacy Policy
We take your privacy very seriously. College Tonight (we, our, us, the Site) is committed to protecting the security and privacy of your personally identifiable information. Personally identifiable information is information that enables the possessor of such information to identify you or contact you such as your full name, street address, town or city, state, zip code, telephone number, instant-messenger nickname, blog or other personal website URL, date of birth, and e-mail address. We use various security programs and technology to assist us in protecting your personally identifiable information from unauthorized individuals. Although we take appropriate measures to safeguard against unauthorized disclosures of information, we cannot assure you that personally identifiable information that we collect will never be disclosed in a manner that is inconsistent with this Privacy Policy.
Collecting and Using Personally Identifiable Information:
Except as set forth below, we do not share or sell your personally identifiable information to anyone. We may from time to time share, sell or disclose such information in a non-personally identifiable manner to advertisers, the media and other third parties for the purpose of marketing and promoting the Site and our business. We may request or gather from you personally identifiable information to enable us to continue the proper administration and maintenance of our service(s) and the Site at the highest level of performance, to improve the Site and to analyze usage, interests and preferences. You acknowledge, understand and agree that you are giving us your consent to track your activities and your use of the Site and its functions and features, in connection with your registration and use of the Site. We may use such information to contact you to provide a service(s) or carry out a transaction that you have requested. We may contact you about products and services that our sponsors may offer or to apprise you of special events and discounts that may be of interest to you. We may use the information we obtain from you, including personally identifiable information, to tailor your experience on the Site, to display content we think may be of interest to you, or to let us customize what you see when you visit the Site according to your preferences.
In the following cases, we may make your personally identifiable information available to a third party:
When we have your consent to do so or you opt in, in which case such third partys use of your information is subject to such third partys own privacy policies; When we have retained companies to work with us or on our behalf to provide products, goods or services that you have requested; When you use co-branded services - in which case you are giving us permission to pass any personally identifiable information you provide in the context of our co-branding and marketing relationship, back to our co-branding partner. Their use of your information is subject to their own privacy policies; When we are compelled to do so by a governmental agency, court or other entity (e.g., to respond to subpoenas, court orders or legal process); If we believe your actions violate any law, regulation, our Terms of Use or any of our guidelines for promotions, product offerings or any other features or functions of the Site, or if you threaten the rights, property or safety of College Tonight , its suppliers, advertisers, other customers or users, or any other party; As and when we, in our sole discretion, believe such disclosure to be necessary or appropriate to investigate or resolve possible problems or inquiries, to protect our business and assets, to defend our interests and/or to comply with our legal and regulatory obligations; or in the event of a bankruptcy, or a merger, acquisition, joint venture or other business combination involving us.
Interaction with the Site:
Membership in the Site will be free. We may incorporate premium services in the future but you will have no obligation to use these services and will still have access to the Site for free. The Site may contain advertisements, references and links to other web sites and organizations. We may also use third parties to display or serve advertising on the Site and any web-based newsletters. Advertising companies and other organizations, including our sponsors, may employ cookie and web bug technologies to measure advertising effectiveness. The use of such technology by these third parties is within their control and not ours, and even if we have a relationship with the third party, we do not control their sites or their policies and practices regarding your information. If you contact any sponsor or participate in any special events or discounts or other activities offered on the Site or contact any third party, you may leave the Site and interact with a different web site unrelated to us. In such cases, the protection afforded you under this Privacy Policy may no longer apply and you may be subject to the privacy policy and terms of use of such other website, including the use of any personally identifiable information that you provide You should review such privacy policy and terms of use before interacting with such sponsors, special events, discounts and third parties. The bottom line is that we will use the information to achieve the finest value for your usage.
Cookies:
When you visit our web site for the first time we will send a cookie to your computer. A cookie is a text-only string of characters (file) that we send to your browser. This string is saved for future reference. We use these cookies to improve the quality of our service. We use cookies so that we can count your visits to our site or our advertisers and accumulate data. We may report this mass data or statistical information anonymously. This helps us determine the features or services that you enjoy and use. The cookie also saves your password so you don't have to re-enter it each time you visit the Site. It also will help us decide what is the most appropriate advertising based on your interests. Please be aware that you may always set your browser to reject cookies.
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of our websites, or your dealings with this web site, please contact either address below:
Support Services
College Tonight, Inc.
6380 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite #1020 Los Angeles, CA 90048
info@collegetonight.com
LETTER FROM FORMER FBI AGENT JOHN DOUGLAS
Dear Students:
My name is John Douglas. I retired from the FBI in 1995 after a long career in law enforcement and criminal profiling. You can see the kind of work I did in films such as Silence of the Lambs and television series like Law and Order, Cold Case File and Criminal Intent. I have also raised three kids.
I think College Tonight is a great idea. I wish it existed when I was in school. Furthermore, I wish the Internet existed when I was in school. Other than sending messages telepathically or reading minds, it's the fastest and most efficient way to send information quickly to a variety of sources (computers, cell phones, PDAs and the list is growing), get information on just about anything, download music, pictures and video and share the world with hundreds of millions of people. It's a great invention for sure and I use it myself for providing information and conducting business. But as you know, almost anything, when used improperly or illegally, can become potentially dangerous.
Most of you know an awful lot about the Internet. Far more than most adults do today. But through experience, working with law enforcement and talking to individuals, there are some very simple things you can do to protect yourself, your family and your friends from people who would wish to do you harm. Here's my list:
1. Your identity:
Nobody owns it but YOU. Keep it that way. Whenever you fill out information on the Internet or send email, you are giving the recipient information about you. It may be just your age or the city in which you live, but it could be your name, address, telephone number, school, and other very personal information. If you don't know the person or recognize a company name, don't give out your identity or anyone else's
2. Chat Room Creep:
This site is devoted to college students and alumni to meet and share information. That doesn't mean everyone who interacts within the website is such a person or even that if they are, they will act in a manner consistent with the terms of use or privacy policy. They could be creeps. You wouldn't give a stranger who you met on the street or in a mall a lot of personal information or agree to meet them in a less public place. Don't do it on the Internet either. If someone you meet on the Internet wants to meet you in person, be wary of such a request, even if they seem really nice, really cool or really interesting.
3. Private: No Entry:
Never go into a private chat room with someone you do not know. It's an invitation to trouble. Away from the other chat room participants, the other person can do mischievous things that he or she could not get away with in an open chat room. Think of it as being analogous to getting into the car with a stranger. You wouldn't do that either. If someone you don't know well invites you to a private chat room, just say no thanks.
4. Mean and Hostile Messages:
No one likes to be ignored but responding to these kinds of messages, especially from someone you don't know, is exactly what the sender wants. It causes you to engage in an activity that's uncomfortable or unpleasant for you but one that is enjoyable to the sender. This applies to chat rooms, emails, text messages on your cell phones and any other communication.
If you get any unwelcome communication from a stranger or a friend, tell a confidant of your situation. They should be able to take appropriate steps to stop this kind of harassment.
5. Let Your Instincts Do the Walking:
You've made it to college and perhaps, beyond. You're feeling pretty accomplished. You should. You've learned the basics about navigating your world. You are cognizant of what's right and what's wrong and have five basic senses to tell you about your environment. You also have that sixth sense; you know the one that gives you a creepy feeling, or a chill, a suspicion or a momentary fear. Use it when you're interacting with others on the Internet. If you feel like something strange is going on, it probably is. Get yourself out of that situation and alert your parents or another responsible adult. I'm referring to predators and I know a lot about them and how they operate. Predators look for vulnerable people. They try to hook you in by sounding real nice or understanding. Maybe you feel your friends or parents dont understand anything about you, you broke up with someone, had a fight with a friend, got a lousy grade, had a bad day or are just plain lonely. Just remember that no matter what may have happened to upset you, there is someone you can talk to who is better than a stranger in a chat room or who emails or IMs you. The stranger may be well-intentioned and have a lot of good things to say, but don't take the chance, especially when you are feeling vulnerable or think that no one else cares.
If you want more information or details about what to do or what to look for in order to stay safe, there are numerous websites to visit. Two of the ones that I like are http://chatdanger.net and http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk which are informative, fun and easy to navigate. Best of all, there's advice from people just like you.
Enjoy the website and stay safe.
Sincerely,
John Douglas |
|
プライバシURL: |
http://www.collegetonight.com/privacy |
|
|
|
|
|
| SpyRescue(スパイレスキュー) |
|
X-Cleaner,SpyRescue製品は製品の開発メンテナスを終了しました。
|
|
| 最近追加されたスパイウェア |
[お知らせ]
X-Cleaner,SpyRescue製品は製品の開発メンテナスを終了しました。
|
|
|
|
|
|