In our Mobile Learn App you can also give us permission to access your contact list on your mobile device. Although Amazon doesn't say how sellers become featured merchants, you can easily get to that list by having good sales, little or no customer complaints, and great customer reviews. This will help make sure you get adequate affirmative consent. Examples of this might include how often you visit the Wikimedia Sites, what you like, what you find helpful, how you get to the Wikimedia Sites, and whether you would use a helpful feature more if we explained it differently. This means that the main responsibility for data privacy compliance lies with your institution as the ‘data controller.’ It also means that your institution’s privacy statement governs the use of your personal information (instead of ours). Your institution decides how your personal information is used. It is meant to provide you an overview of our activities that require the processing of personal information and our approach to protecting privacy. Information your institution provides to us. As such, your institution will provide us with information about you to set up and maintain your account or for us to be able to provide the product or service.

Vendors. We also share information with our vendors and service providers and other third parties for legal or business purposes. We use Civil service jobs to operate our online application system and to produce anonymised management information about campaigns. Partners. We share personal information related to staff of our existing or prospective clients with resellers of our products and services and other partners, who may use such information for marketing. Information which we may receive intended for marketing purposes will be obtained lawfully and in accordance with data protection laws we will inform you that we have received your information for this purpose within one month of receipt. The sunlight in the Amazon is very strong and if you’re not careful you may find yourself crisping under it. We generally don’t store this information but may have access to your institution’s systems that store such data. How your information is used depends on your institution, so you should read your institution’s privacy statement. Learn more about interest-based advertising and about our use of cookies in our Cookie Statement. Where this is not the case, we will collect passwords, password hints, and similar security information that we use for authentication and account access.

Payment details - such as your bank account and payment card information. But if you collect any customer or contact information through your website, have an ecommerce element, or collect any other information from your visitors, or plan to do any of those things in the near future, then yes, you do need a privacy policy. It’s worth noting that it seems that Google considers any data collection activity that isn’t made obvious from your app page or from within your interface to be covered by this prominent disclosure policy. Some of our products and services such as the Blackboard App also have feedback functionality that collects limited information about your device, the product, and your institution such as your user ID and school ID when you provide feedback. One definite way is by having an employee app. Google’s new privacy policy may be a little unsettling, but at least one comforting thing to note is that it is not requiring users to hand over any more information than they are already sharing with the company. 

This allows us to match your contacts to users in Learn and display their photo from the users contact list in discussion boards. Our Collaborate product allows for virtual classroom sessions to be recorded. For some of our Campus Enablement products and services, such as access cards and Attendance, we will collect information about which premises, classes, and events you have visited and attended on behalf of your institution, as well as the time and date of such visits. Additionally, we may collect precise geolocation data when you use the mobile apps for some of our Campus Enablement products. We do not share any personal information that we use on behalf of our clients (e.g. Student Data) except as instructed by our clients. In some circumstances we are legally obliged to share information. We will share ADIDs collected by us, with attribution partners for the purpose of measurement and attribution of the Advertising, which is used for calculate payments, detect invalid traffic (fraud), security or technical issues in connection with StartApp Solution. Payment data. For some of our products and services, such as Cashnet, we collect data necessary to process your payments, including your credit card number and the security code associated with your credit card.