Compass Networks Ltd. (d/b/a Exaware (“Exaware“) respects your privacy. This policy explains Exaware’s privacy practices for users of the site www.exaware.com. It describes the ways Exaware collects and uses your personal information and the rights and options available to you with respect to your information.
- What personal information do you have to provide to Exaware?
- What does Exaware do with your personally identifiable information?
- to contact you as and when Exaware believes it to be necessary;
- to administer and improve our site;
- to better understand the needs of the users of our site and create content that is relevant to the user;
- for marketing and market research purposes;
- to generate statistics and de-identified data;
- to personalize content for the user;
- to notify the user of any changes with our Website;
- for historical, statistical or business planning purposes;
- to prevent fraud and investigate potential misconduct; or
- to comply with any applicable law and assist law enforcement agencies as required;
- in any case where Exaware believes that the use of the information is necessary to prevent imminent physical harm or damage to property or body; and/or
- to take any action in any case of dispute, or legal proceeding of any kind between you and Exaware, or between you and other users or third parties with respect to, or in relation with the site
- Important notice about children’s privacy
- How does Exaware Share your personally identifiable information with others?
- To contact you. For example, Exaware may use a third party’s mailing platform to send you messages and updates from time to time;
- If Exaware believes that you have performed any act or omission that Exaware believes to be violating any applicable law, rules, or regulations. Exaware may share your information with law enforcement agencies and other competent authorities as well as with other third parties, as may be required;
- if Exaware is required, or believes that it is required by law to share or disclose your information;
- in any case where Exaware believes that sharing information is necessary to prevent imminent physical harm or damage to property or body;
- Exaware may also share personally identifiable information with companies or organizations connected, or affiliated with Exaware, such as subsidiaries, sister-companies and parent companies; and/or
- in case of a merger, acquisition or any other structural change involving Exaware, or in the unlikely event that Exaware goes out of business or enters bankruptcy, Exaware may be required to transfer your personal information to another entity, as part of such structural change, provided that the receiving entity will comply with this policy.
- How does Exaware use aggregated information?
- Data Retention
- What opt-out and deletion options are available to you?
- How does Exaware secure your personal Information?
- How does Exaware use cookies?
- Where is my personal information processed?
- Enforcement
- Changes to this Privacy Policy