About this privacy statement:
The Texas Longhorn has created this Privacy Statement in order to demonstrate our firm commitment to your privacy. This Privacy Statement describes the information we collect and our procedures regarding use and disclosure of this information.
Note: You may not provide information to us unless you are at least 21 years of age and a resident of the United States. By providing information you consent to the policies and practices described in this privacy statement.
The following definitions are important.
Cookies. A cookie is a randomly generated unique number placed on your computer. It allows us to identify your computer without requiring your disclosure of any non-public personal information (see definition below). Cookies make it possible to both store and retrieve information through your Internet browser. A cookie itself cannot read information off a hard drive or read cookie files from other sites.
General information is information that does not itself reveal your identity. General information may include, without limitation: form submissions; user behavior on our Web site; and aggregated generic information.
Non-public personal information is any non-public information you provide to us that is proprietary or can be used to identify, contact, or locate you. Non-public personal information may include, without limitation: name, address, phone number, e-mail address, credit card number, account information, individual tastes and preferences.
How do we use and disclose your non-public personal information? We will use any informaiton colleted for our own marketing and promotion services. We will not sell or otherwise disclose your non-public personal information to any third party unless such third party is performing services for or on our behalf and is bound by an obligation of confidentiality.
General information collected on our Web site (such as user behaviors) may be used to internally help administer the Web site and detect server problems.
Will this Privacy Statement change?
We periodically review our privacy practices. This Privacy Statement may be revised at any time. Notice of a revision to the Privacy Statement will be prominently displayed on our Web site.
How do we use cookies?
A primary purpose of cookies is convenience. For example, a cookie informs our server that you have returned to our Web site. Because the cookie allows our server to recall your unique information on subsequent visits, you will not be required to enter your user name and password.
We recommend that you enable the cookies on your browser. If we allow third-party servers to place ads on our Web site, they may also use small pieces of code called “Web beacons” or “clear gifs” to collect anonymous and aggregate advertising metrics, such as counting page views, promotion views, or advertising responses. Advertisers who deliver cookies may use these Web beacons. In no event will a cookie discover any of your non-public personal information without your knowledge.
What are the privacy practices for forums, chat rooms and message boards on our Web site?
If we make chat rooms, forums, message boards available to our web site, we make reasonable efforts to moderate and supervise the discussion in such areas. All information that is disclosed in these areas becomes public information and you should exercise caution before disclosing non-public personal information.
What is our linking policy?
Our Web site may contain links to other destinations on the Internet. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of any other party. We strongly encourage you to read the privacy policies of each and every Web site that collects non-public personal information.
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