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Information We Collect
Information You Provide Directly. When you use our Site, you may choose to provide certain personal information, information that can be used to identify you individually, including name, contact details, and professional information, such as your employer. For example, ResolveHarbor collects your personal information when you subscribe to receive our alerts and communications, register for one of our events, or contact us with questions. If you submit personal information on behalf of someone else, you are representing that you have that individual’s permission to submit their personal information to us.
Information Collected Automatically. ResolveHarbor, and the vendors we work with, automatically collect certain personal information about you when you access or use our Site employing various tools and technologies, including cookies, web server logs, and other tracking technologies. Automatically collected information may include information about our Site visitors and how they use our Site, such as IP addresses, device identifiers, browser characteristics, operating system details, referring URLs, and pages or content viewed. We may use the following technologies to collect information about our visitors automatically:
Cookies – Cookies are small data files that your web browser stores on your computer. Cookies may allow a website to recognize a user’s device, record user preferences, track the pages a user visits on the website, and identify the referral website.
Log Information – Log information is data about your use of the Service, such as IP address, browser type, internet service provider, referring/exit pages, operating system, date/time stamps, and related data, and may be stored in log files.
Other Tracking Technologies – Web beacons (“tracking pixels” or “internet tags” or “clear gifs”) are small graphic images embedded in web pages and email messages that can be used, for example, to count the number of visitors on a website, to see how users interact with pages on the website, or to count how frequently certain content is viewed. Embedded scripts use programming code to collect similar information about your interactions with the Site. Embedded scripts are temporary and only active while you are interacting with our Site
