Clarion Magazine's Privacy Policy

Published 2000-12-25    Printer-friendly version

Clarion Magazine may request information from users or place information, in the form of cookies, on a user's computer. The use of this information is governed by this privacy policy, as follows:

Personal Information

Clarion Magazine keeps subscriber and optionally non-subscriber information on file. We do not provide this information to any third parties without your consent, provided withholding this information does not contravene any laws or statutes applicable to CoveComm Inc, Clarion Magazine's publisher..

Cookies

Clarion Magazine may place one or more cookies on your computer. These cookies are just very small text files which contain a unique name and value, and which make it possible for the computer to identify a series of page requests as coming from the same computer. Think of them as name tags, only not with your real name, just a randomly generated ID. For instance, the session tracking cookie contains information similar to the following:

Name : JSESSIONID
Value: jvm7cgqq7n1

Clarion Magazine will, for the most part, function normally if you disallow cookies. And you're already identifying yourself to Clarion Magazine if you're a subscriber and accessing subscriber-only areas. But cookies do make the web developer's job a little easier, and we hope you'll see fit to let the little guys in.

Most importantly, our cookies are not used to track your use of any site other than Clarion Magazine.

If you have any concerns over our use of cookies, please contact us.

 

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