Privacy Policy

How we handle information about your visit to our website

When visiting ReturnEmRight.org, certain information is gathered and stored about your visit, using Google Analytics, to help us make our website more useful and to learn about the number of visitors and the types of technology visitors use. Google Analytics does not collect personally identifiable information (PII) through its cookie and does not combine, match, or cross-reference information with any other information. Visitors who choose to disable this web measurement tool will still have full access to the website. While the details vary from browser to browser, most modern browsers can be set up to accept, reject or request user intervention when a website asks to set a cookie.

Information that you provide

We do not collect personally identifiable information unless you choose to provide it to us. When you click the “Submit” button on any of the forms found on our site you are indicating voluntary consent to the use of the information you submit. Data is stored securely, in compliance with the University of Florida standards. We do not collect or use information for commercial marketing.

How we use information

Some information is used to monitor and improve visitor experience with our resources (e.g., website, best practices review, etc.). Your individual privacy will be maintained in all reports or summaries resulting from these data. We make every effort to disclose clearly how information is used at the point where it is collected so that our users can determine for themselves whether they wish to provide the information.

How we handle email

By sending us an email, we may retain the information as long as necessary to respond to your request. Please be aware that email is not necessarily secure from interception or misdirection.

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