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As a non-profit organization,
The National World War II Museum puts high priority on protecting
your privacy. This privacy policy applies to the entire
National World War II Museum web site.
When you register for special services on our site (to
get personalized content or free subscriptions, you
give us personal information about yourself (such as
name, address, zip code, email address, etc.). We use
this information to provide you with our services, which
we think may be of interest to you. You can always "opt-out,"
now or at any time later, to keep from getting any unwanted
messages or solicitations.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact
our Privacy Manager directly at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
1.
What Personally Identifiable Information of Yours is Collected?
This means information that tells us something about who
you are, such as your name, phone number, email address,
mailing address, or even credit card number (if you use
a credit card to make a donation or to sign up for membership).
If you visit our site to read or download information,
such as press releases, we collect and store only the
following information about you: the name of the domain
from which you access the Internet (for example, aol.com,
if you are connecting from an America Online account,
or princeton.edu if you are connecting from Princeton
University's domain); the date and time you access our
site; and the Internet address of the web site from which
you may have linked directly to our site.
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2. What Organization is Collecting
Your Information?
The National World War II Museum Foundation, Inc. is responsible
for any information collected on our web site. Our organizational
site is www.ddaymuseum.org.
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3. How Your Information May Be
Used
We use your personal information to be able to give you
personalized service (for example, information about upcoming
events at the Museum; or our e-mail newsletter, to answer
your requests, to let you become a member online, etc.)
You can easily opt-out at any time, to stop any further
contact from us.
We also use this information to track your and others'
use of our web site; this lets us see which of our features
are the most popular so we can better serve our users'
needs. We may also use this information to suggest other
web site services to you, ask you to become a member of
The National World War II Museum, or to solicit donations. At
any time you can opt-out, so that we will not contact
you by email, mail, fax, or telephone.
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4. What Choices Are Available
to You Regarding Collection, Use, and Distribution of
Your Information?
Now, or at any time in the future, you can correct or
update information about you, and you can tell us not
to send you any messages or solicitations at all.
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5. What Kind of Security Procedures
Are In Place to Protect Against the Loss, Misuse, or Alteration
of Your Information?
We store your personally identifiable information on secure
servers. We also use other "anti-hacking" security measures
and employ security consultants. We accept credit card
donations only via a secure server.
6. How You Can Access, Update,
or Delete Your Information.
Please contact our Privacy
Manager to obtain, change, update or delete our records
of your personal information, or to change your privacy
options.
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7. How "Cookies" Are Used
Some portions of our web site may use "cookie" messages
to automatically help provide better services. They remind
us who you are and how you like to use our web site, based
on what you've done and told us before. The "cookie" is
placed in your computer and is read when you come back
to our web site. Cookies let us take you to the information
and features you're particularly interested in. They also
let us track your and others' usage, so we know which
parts of our sites are most popular. You can reject cookies
or very easily cancel them later.
Our web design & hosting partner, Pixelstix, will analyze
traffic to this web site. Pixelstix does not create individual
profiles for visitors. Unlike some tracking services,
the tools employed by Pixelstix do not have a database
of individual profiles for each visitor; they only collect
aggregate data, which adhere to the same strict privacy
principles described in this statement.
If you would like your browser to reject cookies, you
can instruct your browser to do so although some features
may become unavailable.
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8. Changes in Our Privacy Policy
Should our practices change, this notice will be immediately
updated. Regardless of later updates, we will never use
the information you submit under this current notice in
a new way (in a way not described in this notice) without
first providing you an opportunity to opt-out or otherwise
prevent that use.
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9. Official Terms and Conditions
1. Copyright and
Re-publication. We want
you to use information you find on our web site. Some
web site materials are protected by copyright. But you
can use information you get from our web site for free
for any non-commercial purpose, as long as you include
the copyright notice below and the address of the web
site where you found it.
Legalese version:
The National World War II Museum Foundation, Inc., hereby grants
a non-exclusive license to any person to copy and use
individual pages or portions of this web site for non-commercial
purposes, and to any member of the media for media purposes,
on the condition that the appropriate copyright notice
is displayed. Example:
"Copyright © 2002 The National World War II Museum Foundation.
Used by permission."
2. Disclaimer.
We do our very best to make all our information accurate.
But we do not and cannot guarantee its accuracy. This
means that if you rely on it, you cannot hold us at fault
for any inaccuracies.
Legalese version:
The National World War II Museum Foundation, Inc. makes no warranties,
express or implied, about the accuracy, completeness,
or reliability of any of the information it provides to
the public.
3. Changes without
notice. We may change
any part of this policy, without any separate notice to
users. The current policy will always be posted here.
We will not change the overall purpose of this policy,
which is to protect your privacy consistent with our goals
as a non-profit organization.
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10. Opt-Out
To opt-out from receiving content from The National World War II Museum, please do the following:
Click here
if you want no contact about anything from The National World War II Museum.
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