What data do we collect automatically and why?
When you visit Moseys.com and you have not otherwise identified yourself (e.g., via request for information with the Moseys site), our web server automatically recognizes your domain name, but not your e-mail address. We collect the domain name and monitor general site use and traffic pattern to improve our web site and the products and services we offer. MPM uses web server logs to collect data for metric purposes. Examples of the types of data collected on the logs are IP addresses, referral pages, date and time of Site access, and Site visited. We may use collected data to customize the content and/or layout of our page for each individual visitor.
Do we use Cookies or Tracers?
Cookies are small data files placed on your hard drive by a website server when you visit Moseys.com. Moseys may use cookies set by Lead Forensics or other companies for tracking purposes or to make the Site easier to use. Cookies are currently the only way to effectively identify a unique anonymous visitor and understand how they navigate our web site. An anonymous visitor to our site remains anonymous in all cases. We do not attempt to identify visitors if they do not voluntarily submit personal information to us. Like many websites, Moseys.com does no currently respond to “do not track” browser headers. But with most internet browsers, you can take steps to limit tracking by erasing cookies from your computer’s hard drive and by setting your browser to block all cookies or warn you before a cookie is stored. Cookies offer enhanced functionality to the user, but whether you allow a cookie to be placed on your computer is up to you.
In some instances, we use tracking scripts or “tracers” that recognize a unique identifier from a cookie placed on your hard drive by another website. These are used by MPM solely to gauge the success of our own advertising. For instance, we may use a tracer to determine whether you visit our employment page after visiting a resume or career site where MPM placed an ad. We do not use tracers to gather information on your use of internet unrelated to MPM. Please note that MPM does not use tracers to identify your personal information, and you remain anonymous unless and until you choose to request information or contact us.
Do we collect personal information?
In some cases, MPM requests personally identifiable information from you in order to satisfy the underlying transaction or purpose of your accessing the Site. Examples of personally identifiable information include names, e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, and the like. Please note that we do not consider aggregated information, from which personally identifiable information has been removed, to be private.
What about children’s privacy?
Secure Network Communications asks children under 18 not to transmit any information to the Site. SNC welcomes the parent or guardian of a child under the age of 13 to use the Site and provide any information, service, or product gained for the Site for their child’s education only.
What if data is transmitted internationally?
If you are one of our international guests, we realize that you may want to know whether your personal information will be transferred out of your country of origin. Please be aware that when you register or request information on the MPM Site, your personal data may be transferred to computers in the United States in order to process your request.
What about external links?
For the convenience of our Site visitors, MPM may provide links to third party web sites that are external to MPM. These web sites are not operated or controlled by MPM, and MPM is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such external web sites.
How do we keep current?
From time to time, MPM may revise this Privacy Policy at its discretion. We note the date of the policy below, so you know when it was last updated. MPM advises you to check back periodically to review the Privacy Policy because users of the Site will be prospectively bound by the then-current version of this Privacy Policy.
Last Revision Date: April 18, 2016
