Unixworks

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UNIXWORKS respects your privacy. We want to make use of the personal identifying information that you provide to us for purposes of serving you better. Personal identifying information is information that enables us to identify you, such as your electronic mail address, name, title and address. UNIXWORKS uses your personal identifying information to personalize your experience on the UNIXWORKS website and to selectively send you communications that may be of interest to you, whether electronically or otherwise. UNIXWORKS policy regarding use of your personal identifying information, supplied to us or collected via our online website or through any other means, covers these areas: Notice and Disclosure This Privacy Notice is made available to you in order to make you aware of how UNIXWORKS collects and uses personal identifying information. UNIXWORKS may collect the following information from you: domain name, name, information regarding what pages are accessed, information volunteered by you, such as survey information, electronic mail address, or site registrations, and your preferred means of communication. UNIXWORKS does not make personal identifying information available to third parties for any purpose not approved by you. UNIXWORKS may use such information to contact you for UNIXWORKS purposes. User Choice and Consent UNIXWORKS gives its registered users the choice to opt out of having any personal identifying information provided in the registration process used for any purpose unrelated to the purpose for which such information was provided. Additionally, when you sign up for any electronic mailing list on the UNIXWORKS domain, or through the UNIXWORKS website, you will be given instructions at that time on how to remove yourself from that list. Access to certain of UNIXWORKS resources requires a login and password or other forms of user authentication. The use of those resources, and the information or programs downloadable from those resources, may be governed by a written agreement between you and/or yourr employer and Bob Radvanovsky. Any of the personal identifying information collected during your use of the resources may be retained by UNIXWORKS to verify compliance with the agreement, to log software licenses granted, to track data or software downloaded from those pages, or to track usage of other applications available on UNIXWORKS resources. Security UNIXWORKS is committed to taking reasonable steps to protect your personal identifying information from compromise or misuse. This includes collection of data through intrusion detection and prevention mechanisms at UNIXWORKS, as well as periodic vulnerability assessment performed at varied times. Data Quality and Access The accuracy of your personal identifying information is important to UNIXWORKS. We are working on ways to make it practical for you to review and correct any information that UNIXWORKS may maintain about you. Use of Cookies A cookie is a small data file containing certain user information that websites save to your hard drive when you visit that site in order to track the pages of the website that you visit.

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