Collecting and Processing the Data
The 'User' is a natural person involved in the research conducted by Wavemaker with its registered office located at 2B Żaryna street, building D, Warsaw, Poland (hereinafter referred to as "Wavemaker"). Without the user’s agreement, Wavemaker does not collect or store any personal data. Data such as a User’s name, address, email address, phone number or any data that would help identify a given person is not collected by Wavemaker.
Processing and Usage of the Data
Wavemaker identifies research target groups according to socio-demographic criteria and interests. Wavemaker does not attach any sensitive information, such as ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation. The research carried out by Wavemaker is only directed at the target groups that correspond with other within that target group. The individual interests of people that take part in this research are not of importance to Wavemaker and are not tracked or recorded. The data stored by Wavemaker is anonymous and standardized within the target group of interest. Only statistical schema are processed with the anonymised data stored within it.
Information Security
Although only anonymous data is processed, all Wavemaker employees responsible for handling the data, have been properly trained and are required to maintain confidentiality prior to the research. In addition, Wavemaker uses technical and organizational security measures to prevent any data manipulation, destruction or loss to third parties.
Usage of Cookies
Wavemaker uses cookies and cached objects. When a given user visits any website that contains Wavemaker advertising, Wavemaker attaches a unique identifier (via cookie or ETag) to the user's browser, e.g. ‘57069’. This way, the browser ‘remembers’ all the user’s interactions with Wavemaker advertisements. It is not possible however, to transfer this identifier to a different browser. Neither Wavemaker nor any third parties, are able to link this identifier with a particular person.
Data / Cookies Options
The user can always choose between several options that prevent either the use of cookies by Wavemaker or any identification, collection and use of information about the user's personal interests in the form of anonymous data.
- Should the user not agree with the Wavemaker terms of service, and wishes that any of the information collected to perform research about their personal interests be removed from our system, the user should follow the instructions at: http://e-webtrack.net/instruction_en.html
- In addition, and notwithstanding the above, the user can set the option to block the cookies in the browser. In the Internet Explorer browser this option can be found in: Tools > Internet Options > Privacy
- Moreover, the behavior of the browser can be controlled via P3P