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- + Purpose | Scope | Consent + +
- + Information We Collect About You + +
- + How We Use Information We Collect About You + +
- + Sharing Information Collected About You + +
- + How To Delete Your Information + +
- + Third‑Party Websites and Integrations + +
- + Choices You Have About Collection And Use Of Your + Information + +
- + Protection of Personal Information + +
- + No Collection of Information from Children + +
- + Use of the Service While Traveling + +
- + No Rights of Third Parties + +
- + Changes to This Privacy Policy + +
- + How to Contact Us + +
Privacy Policy | March 8, 2019
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- Purpose | Scope | Consent - -
- Information We Collect About - You -
- How We Use - Information We Collect About You -
- Sharing Information - Collected About You -
- How To Delete Your Information -
- Third‑Party Websites and - Integrations -
- Choices - You Have About Collection And Use Of Your Information -
- Protection of Personal - Information -
- No Collection of - Information from Children -
- Use of the Service While - Traveling -
- No Rights of Third - Parties -
- Changes to This Privacy - Policy -
- How to Contact Us -
+ Purpose | Scope | Consent +
++ Semester.ly is a social and collaborative course scheduling platform + for University students across North America. Since its inception, our + platform has + evolved to offer students a one stop shop for course discovery, + schedule creation and social planning - reducing student stress + infinitely. +
++ The all-inclusive scheduler includes features such as advanced search + settings based on major requirements, department and + time. Additionally, students can view the university’s official course + ratings, as well as their peer’s course-granular emoji ratings. +
++ Students are able to create, name, and save multiple timetables, and + share + these timetables via URL or + Facebook/Google. They can also view which + courses Facebook/Google friends are considering or have previously + taken - a great way for freshman to make + new friends and for all students to make lasting connections! +
++ We (“Semester.ly,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) have developed this privacy + policy (the “Privacy Policy”) to demonstrate our commitment to + protecting your privacy and we encourage you to read it + carefully. +
++ The Privacy Policy is intended to describe for you, as an individual + who is (1) a visitor, user or customer of a website or web presence + owned or operated by Semester.ly, and/or (2) a user of the Semester.ly + secure platform and communications service (collectively, the + “Service”), the information we collect, how that information may be + used, with whom it may be shared, and your choices about such uses and + disclosures. +
++ By visiting the Site or using the Service, you are consenting to the + practices described in this Privacy Policy. +
++ Information We Collect About You +
++ We use various technologies to collect information from your computer or + other internet access device related to your use of the Service. +
++ Our website (https://semester.ly) captures e‑mail addresses, mobile phone + numbers, and other log‑in information from visitors who opt‑in by + providing their email address, mobile phone numbers and/or log‑in + information. It also captures non‑personally‑identifiable information for + purposes of analytics that assess visitor trends, such as numbers of + users, pages visited, and IP address country of origin. +
++ Our encrypted invite system website (https://semester.ly) captures user IP + addresses to prevent misuse of our system and to enforce sender‑specified + message restrictions. It also collects user and device information for, + among other things, authentication and system integrity. In addition, we + collect date/time information and recipient service links (e.g., + user identifier associated with a particular type of application). For + purposes of facilitating the transmission of user messages on the Service, + Semester.ly will rely on specific contact information that users provide + (e.g., an e‑mail address for a message recipient). Semester.ly + does not collect any other information from users’ contact lists or + devices. +
++ Our platform (https://semester.ly) collects additional information + necessary to provide the Semester.ly service. This information include IP + addresses to prevent misuse of our system and to enforce sender‑specified + message restrictions. It also includes user‑specific device information + and, if the user opts in, may collect the email addresses, SMS addresses, + University specific log-in credentials, and/or Facebook/Google accounts + associated with the user’s Semester.ly account. +
++ We use google analytics to collect basic, anonymous information about our + users for aggregate analysis, traffic monitoring, and growth metrics. + (Information about Google Analytics usage of data and privacy policies can + be found here). +
++ Non-Registered & Logged Out Users +
++ Outside of the use of Google Analytics, for non-registered/logged out + users we exclusively collect completely anonymous data. +
++ 1. When a user in this category creates a schedule or executes a search we + log this information. We simply log that it occurred, when it occurred, + and what results/courses were returned/added. There is + no link to the user, no information like IP address or cookies + are attached to these logs. +
++ 2. In the future, we will add other trivial logs + anonymous for analytics purposes. +
++ 3. When a user creates a timetable or sets certain preferences (e.g. + conflicts allowed in schedule) we store this information locally on the + user’s browser. It remains on their device exclusively so that it can be + loaded when they return to the site. +
++ 4. We use cookies to understand and save user’s preferences for future + visits. +
++ Registered & Logged in User – No Permissions +
++ When a user is logged in (and therefore registered), but has not enabled + any permissions we store the following information about the student (some + info drawn from Facebook/Google API which the user has logged in with and + approved): +
+1. Name (Facebook/Google API)
+2. Email (Facebook/Google API)
+4. Class Year
+5. Major
+6. Profile Picture (Facebook/Google API)
+7. The school they are using Semester.ly with
++ If a user creates a timetable/schedule we store that (including courses, + name, semester, time last updated) and link that to the user. +
++ If a user reviews a course with an emoji, we store that information as + well. It is never displayed to any other user. +
++ If a user enables notifications, we store an encrypted token from + Google/Firebase Cloud Messaging in order to send these push messages. +
++ No user data is ever shared to any other user in this state. Only the + logged in user can view their information/reviews, change their settings, + and access their timetables. +
++ We maintain the capability to view the user’s list of friends through the + Facebook/Google API +
++ Registered & Logged in User – Social Course Permission + Enabled +
++ In this state, the user has all that the previous state does with + additional features/exposures of data. +
++ Users with social course permission enabled can see which of their + Facebook friends are in the courses indicated through use of the + Semester.ly platform, and in return friends can see that they are in the + course as well. This feature works only for Facebook/Google + Friends – if the two students are not officially friends + according to the Facebook/Google official API, this relationship is not + exposed. +
++ The exact time a user is taking the course is not exposed – only that they + are taking the course. +
++ The user’s social graph is never exposed in any other form to any other + user. +
++ Registered & Logged in User – Social Course & Social Sections + Permission Enabled +
++ Users with this additional “Social Sections” permission can see not only + which courses their friends are taking but what times (called sections) + they are taking them. By enabling this, they expose the same information + about themselves to their Facebook/Google friends. +
++ Registered & Logged in User – Fully Public Permissions +
++ In this case a user let’s any other Semester.ly user at their school to + see their courses and sections. This requires that all previously stated + permissions be enabled. +
++ Users in this state can see other users in the same state which are taking + similar course loads and can then connect, communicate, and collaborate. +
++ The only information exposed is the courses and course sections these + users are taking and links to their public facing Facebook/Google + profiles as shown below. +
+Google Connected Users – Opt-in Calendar Usage
++ Google connected users provide Semester.ly with access to their Google + Calendars via the Google Calendar API. When opted for, Semester.ly can and + may create new calendars and events for the user representing information + the user has entered via the Semester.ly application. +
++ If the user opts in, Semester.ly can and may use the previously stated + Google Calendar API to access information about the user’s daily free/busy + intervals. No event names are ever shared with other users. Free/busy + information alone will be shared only with the user’s explicit permission + to other users who the calendar owner has explicitly indicated, chosen, or + shared the link with. +
++ Semester.ly may use the user’s google calendar information for internal + analytics but no information will be shared with any other user or third + party without explicit permission +
++ Johns Hopkins University Student Information Systems (SIS) Connected + Users - Opt-in Data Import +
++ Student Information Systems (SIS) connected users provide Semester.ly with + access to their SIS data. When opted in, Semester.ly can pull users' year, + major, and course history in the form of course codes and year/term the + course was taken. This information will help Semester.ly tailor course + results, check pre-requisites, offer degree planning tips, and gather + course reviews. This will be done at both a personal and aggregate level. + Individual data will be checked against a database of popular classes and + sequences for certain degrees in order to give users tailored search + results and recommendations. Aggregated data will be used to create this + database and no personal identifiers will be tied to any analysis. This is + the full extent of any data collection and usage and will be updated for + any future changes. Semester.ly will never pull any sensitive information + like student standing or financials. Personal data will never be viewed by + JHU IT personnel or Semester.ly team members. Users always have the option + to opt-out of this feature and/or delete their account if these terms are + unsatisfactory. +
++ How We Use Information We Collect About You +
++ The information collected from our website will be used for standard, + non‑invasive, non‑personally‑identifiable visitor trend analytics, simply + to help us measure how users interact with our website content. +
++ With regard to the Semester.ly app/SaaS, the Service’s end‑to‑end + encryption prevents us from accessing user‑specific content. +
++ As noted above, we capture user IP addresses to prevent misuse of our + system and to enforce sender‑specified message restrictions, and user and + device information for, among other things, authentication and system + integrity. +
-Purpose | Scope | Consent
-Semester.ly is a social and collaborative course scheduling platform for University - students across North America. Since its inception, our platform has - evolved to offer students a one stop shop for course discovery, schedule creation and - social planning - reducing student stress infinitely.
-The all-inclusive scheduler includes features such as advanced search settings based on - major requirements, department and time. Additionally, students can view - the university’s official course ratings, as well as their peer’s course-granular emoji - ratings.
-Students are able to create, name, and save multiple timetables, and share - these timetables via URL or Facebook/Google. They can also view - which courses Facebook/Google friends are considering or have previously - taken - a great way for freshman to make new friends and for all students - to make lasting connections!
-We (“Semester.ly,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) have developed this privacy policy (the “Privacy - Policy”) to demonstrate our commitment to protecting your privacy and we encourage you to - read it carefully.
-The Privacy Policy is intended to describe for you, as an individual who is (1) a - visitor, user or customer of a website or web presence owned or operated by Semester.ly, - and/or (2) a user of the Semester.ly secure platform and communications service - (collectively, the “Service”), the information we collect, how that information may be used, - with whom it may be shared, and your choices about such uses and disclosures.
-By visiting the Site or using the Service, you are consenting to the practices described - in this Privacy Policy.
-Information We Collect About You -
-We use various technologies to collect information from your computer or other internet access - device related to your use of the Service.
-Our website (https://semester.ly) captures e‑mail addresses, mobile phone numbers, and other - log‑in information from visitors who opt‑in by providing their email address, mobile phone - numbers and/or log‑in information. It also captures non‑personally‑identifiable information for - purposes of analytics that assess visitor trends, such as numbers of users, pages visited, and - IP address country of origin.
-Our encrypted invite system website (https://semester.ly) captures user IP addresses to prevent - misuse of our system and to enforce sender‑specified message restrictions. It also collects user - and device information for, among other things, authentication and system integrity. In - addition, we collect date/time information and recipient service links (e.g., user - identifier associated with a particular type of application). For purposes of facilitating the - transmission of user messages on the Service, Semester.ly will rely on specific contact - information that users provide (e.g., an e‑mail address for a message recipient). - Semester.ly does not collect any other information from users’ contact lists or devices.
-Our platform (https://semester.ly) collects additional information necessary to provide the - Semester.ly service. This information include IP addresses to prevent misuse of our system and - to enforce sender‑specified message restrictions. It also includes user‑specific device - information and, if the user opts in, may collect the email addresses, SMS addresses, University - specific log-in credentials, and/or Facebook/Google accounts associated with the user’s - Semester.ly account.
-We use google analytics to collect basic, anonymous information about our users for aggregate - analysis, traffic monitoring, and growth metrics. (Information about Google Analytics usage of - data and privacy policies can be found here).
-Non-Registered & Logged Out Users
-Outside of the use of Google Analytics, for non-registered/logged out users we exclusively - collect completely anonymous data.
-1. When a user in this category creates a schedule or executes a search we log this information. - We simply log that it occurred, when it occurred, and what results/courses were returned/added. - There is no link to the user, no information like IP address or cookies are attached to - these logs.
-2. In the future, we will add other trivial logs anonymous for - analytics purposes.
-3. When a user creates a timetable or sets certain preferences (e.g. conflicts allowed in - schedule) we store this information locally on the user’s browser. It remains on their device - exclusively so that it can be loaded when they return to the site.
-4. We use cookies to understand and save user’s preferences for future visits.
-Registered & Logged in User – No - Permissions
-When a user is logged in (and therefore registered), but has not enabled any permissions we store - the following information about the student (some info drawn from Facebook/Google API which the - user has logged in with and approved):
-1. Name (Facebook/Google API)
-2. Email (Facebook/Google API)
-4. Class Year
-5. Major
-6. Profile Picture (Facebook/Google API)
-7. The school they are using Semester.ly with
-If a user creates a timetable/schedule we store that (including courses, name, semester, time - last updated) and link that to the user.
-If a user reviews a course with an emoji, we store that information as well. It is never - displayed to any other user.
-If a user enables notifications, we store an encrypted token from Google/Firebase Cloud Messaging - in order to send these push messages.
-No user data is ever shared to any other user in this state. Only the logged in user can view - their information/reviews, change their settings, and access their timetables.
-We maintain the capability to view the user’s list of friends through the Facebook/Google API
-Registered & Logged - in User – Social Course Permission Enabled
-In this state, the user has all that the previous state does with additional features/exposures - of data.
-Users with social course permission enabled can see which of their Facebook friends are in the - courses indicated through use of the Semester.ly platform, and in return friends can see that - they are in the course as well. This feature works only for Facebook/Google - Friends – if the two students are not officially friends according to the - Facebook/Google official API, this relationship is not exposed.
-The exact time a user is taking the course is not exposed – only that they are taking the course. -
-The user’s social graph is never exposed in any other form to any other user.
-- Registered & Logged in User – Social Course & Social Sections Permission - Enabled
-Users with this additional “Social Sections” permission can see not only which courses their - friends are taking but what times (called sections) they are taking them. By enabling this, they - expose the same information about themselves to their Facebook/Google friends.
-Registered & Logged in User - – Fully Public Permissions
-In this case a user let’s any other Semester.ly user at their school to see their courses and - sections. This requires that all previously stated permissions be enabled.
-Users in this state can see other users in the same state which are taking similar course loads - and can then connect, communicate, and collaborate.
-The only information exposed is the courses and course sections these users are taking and links - to their public facing Facebook/Google profiles as shown below.
-Google Connected Users – Opt-in Calendar Usage
-Google connected users provide Semester.ly with access to their Google Calendars via the Google - Calendar API. When opted for, Semester.ly can and may create new calendars and events for the - user representing information the user has entered via the Semester.ly application.
-If the user opts in, Semester.ly can and may use the previously stated Google Calendar API to - access information about the user’s daily free/busy intervals. No event names are ever shared - with other users. Free/busy information alone will be shared only with the user’s explicit - permission to other users who the calendar owner has explicitly indicated, chosen, or shared the - link with.
-Semester.ly may use the user’s google calendar information for internal analytics but no - information will be shared with any other user or third party without explicit permission
-Johns Hopkins University Student Information Systems (SIS) Connected Users - Opt-in Data - Import
-Student Information Systems (SIS) connected users provide Semester.ly with access to their SIS - data. When opted in, Semester.ly can pull users' year, major, and course history in the form of - course codes and year/term the course was taken. This information will help Semester.ly tailor - course results, check pre-requisites, offer degree planning tips, and gather course reviews. - This will be done at both a personal and aggregate level. Individual data will be checked - against a database of popular classes and sequences for certain degrees in order to give users - tailored search results and recommendations. Aggregated data will be used to create this - database and no personal identifiers will be tied to any analysis. This is the full extent of - any data collection and usage and will be updated for any future changes. Semester.ly will never - pull any sensitive information like student standing or financials. Personal data will never be - viewed by JHU IT personnel or Semester.ly team members. Users always have the option to opt-out - of this feature and/or delete their account if these terms are unsatisfactory.
-How We Use Information We Collect - About You
-The information collected from our website will be used for standard, non‑invasive, - non‑personally‑identifiable visitor trend analytics, simply to help us measure how users - interact with our website content.
-With regard to the Semester.ly app/SaaS, the Service’s end‑to‑end encryption prevents us from - accessing user‑specific content.
-As noted above, we capture user IP addresses to prevent misuse of our system and to enforce - sender‑specified message restrictions, and user and device information for, among other things, - authentication and system integrity.
++ Sharing Information Collected About You +
++ Website opt‑in e‑mail capture is the only type of information that could + be shared with third parties for internal marketing purposes. Platform + service links will only be used (outside of the Service operation) to + inform of service failures, emergencies, verification of account changes + (such as new devices or password changes), or similar purposes. +
++ Semester.ly is deeply committed to protecting your personal information. + To the extent we disclose personal information to a third party, they may + have their own privacy policies which describe how they use and disclose + personal information. Those policies will govern use, handling and + disclosure of your personal information once we have shared it with those + third parties as described in this Privacy Policy. +
++ We do not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside parties your + personally identifiable information unless we provide users with advance + notice. This does not include website hosting partners and other parties + who assist us in operating our website, conducting our business, or + serving our users, so long as those parties agree to keep this information + confidential. We may also release information when it’s release is + appropriate to comply with the law, enforce our site policies, or protect + ours or others’ rights, property or safety. +
++ We may also disclose your information in response to a subpoena or similar + investigative demand, a court order, or a request for cooperation from law + enforcement or other government agency; to establish or exercise our legal + rights; to defend against legal claims; or as otherwise required by law. + Any information shared in such a case would be shared in the format in + which Semester.ly maintains it (e.g., end‑to‑end encrypted + content, which would require an end user’s device to decrypt). However, + only content is encrypted, whereas metadata, which might also need to be + disclosed, is not. In such cases, we may raise or waive any legal + objection or right available to us, in our sole discretion. We may also + disclose your information when we believe it is appropriate in connection + with efforts to investigate, prevent, report or take other action + regarding illegal activity, suspected fraud or other wrongdoing; to + protect and defend the rights, property or safety of you, Semester.ly, our + employees, or the public; to comply with applicable law or cooperate with + law enforcement; or to enforce our terms and conditions or other + agreements or policies. Likewise, we may disclose your information in + connection with a substantial corporate transaction, such as a merger, + consolidation, or asset sale, or in the unlikely event of bankruptcy. +
-Sharing Information Collected About - You
-Website opt‑in e‑mail capture is the only type of information that could be shared with third - parties for internal marketing purposes. Platform service links will only be used (outside of - the Service operation) to inform of service failures, emergencies, verification of account - changes (such as new devices or password changes), or similar purposes.
-Semester.ly is deeply committed to protecting your personal information. To the extent we - disclose personal information to a third party, they may have their own privacy policies which - describe how they use and disclose personal information. Those policies will govern use, - handling and disclosure of your personal information once we have shared it with those third - parties as described in this Privacy Policy.
-We do not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside parties your personally identifiable - information unless we provide users with advance notice. This does not include website hosting - partners and other parties who assist us in operating our website, conducting our business, or - serving our users, so long as those parties agree to keep this information confidential. We may - also release information when it’s release is appropriate to comply with the law, enforce our - site policies, or protect ours or others’ rights, property or safety.
-We may also disclose your information in response to a subpoena or similar investigative demand, - a court order, or a request for cooperation from law enforcement or other government agency; to - establish or exercise our legal rights; to defend against legal claims; or as otherwise required - by law. Any information shared in such a case would be shared in the format in which Semester.ly - maintains it (e.g., end‑to‑end encrypted content, which would require an end user’s - device to decrypt). However, only content is encrypted, whereas metadata, which might also need - to be disclosed, is not. In such cases, we may raise or waive any legal objection or right - available to us, in our sole discretion. We may also disclose your information when we believe - it is appropriate in connection with efforts to investigate, prevent, report or take other - action regarding illegal activity, suspected fraud or other wrongdoing; to protect and defend - the rights, property or safety of you, Semester.ly, our employees, or the public; to comply with - applicable law or cooperate with law enforcement; or to enforce our terms and conditions or - other agreements or policies. Likewise, we may disclose your information in connection with a - substantial corporate transaction, such as a merger, consolidation, or asset sale, or in the - unlikely event of bankruptcy.
++ How To Delete Your Information +
++ No information is stored in our server if you choose to not log in. If you + are logged in with any provider and wants your information deleted, simply + open the user profile page located at the top right and click on "Delete + my account and all related information". +
-How To Delete Your Information
-No information is stored in our server if you choose to not log in. If you are logged in with any - provider and wants your information deleted, simply open the user profile page located at the top right - and click on "Delete my account and all related information". -
++ Third‑Party Websites and Integrations +
++ All third‑party integrations (including, but not limited to, social media) + are subject to privacy and security vulnerabilities. Content sent through + such services (i.e., “out of band” from the Semester.ly service) + is frequently insecure. +
++ There may be places on the Service where you may click on a link to access + other websites or services that do not operate under this Privacy Policy. + In addition, you may be logged into a third party website, such as a + payment processing site or social media site, while using the Service. + These third‑party websites may independently solicit and collect + information, including personal information, from you and, in some + instances, provide us with information about your activities on those + websites. We recommend that you consult the privacy statements of all + third‑party websites you visit by clicking on the “privacy” link typically + located at the bottom of the webpage you are visiting. +
-Third‑Party Websites and - Integrations
-All third‑party integrations (including, but not limited to, social media) are subject to privacy - and security vulnerabilities. Content sent through such services (i.e., “out of band” - from the Semester.ly service) is frequently insecure.
-There may be places on the Service where you may click on a link to access other websites or - services that do not operate under this Privacy Policy. In addition, you may be logged into a - third party website, such as a payment processing site or social media site, while using the - Service. These third‑party websites may independently solicit and collect information, including - personal information, from you and, in some instances, provide us with information about your - activities on those websites. We recommend that you consult the privacy statements of all - third‑party websites you visit by clicking on the “privacy” link typically located at the bottom - of the webpage you are visiting.
++ Choices You Have About Collection And Use Of Your Information +
++ You can choose not to provide us with certain information, but that may + result in you being unable to use certain features of the Service because + such information may be required in order to validate your identity, + utilize the Service, or to contact us for information. Further you can + choose certain levels of permission, as discussed above. +
++ All non‑authentication or network communication use of our Service is + opt‑in. The system at launch begins as “anonymous”. As users add in + service links, they must confirm that they want the service being added to + their account by visiting a link e‑mailed or texted to them (Facebook or + Google are OAuth presentations). +
++ When you contact us through the Service, your account will be set up to + receive e‑mail messages unless you indicate that you do not wish to + receive e‑mails. At any time, you can choose to stop receiving such + e‑mails by following the instructions found in the e‑mails. +
++ All facets of the Service are opt‑in and users are free to annihilate any + of their data stored by our system, except for access logs, which will be + purged periodically. As of March 8th, 2019, users can delete their + accounts through the Account Settings portal. +
++ Protection of Personal Information +
++ We take appropriate security measures to help safeguard your personal + information from unauthorized access and disclosure. +
++ We want you to feel confident using the Service; however, no system can + guarantee absolute security. Therefore, it is important for you to protect + against unauthorized access to your password and to your computer or other + internet access device. In addition, it is recommended that you do not + send personal health or other sensitive information to Semester.ly or + anyone else using unsecured means. Should you choose to supply + confidential information in this manner, you do so at your own risk. +
++ Although we take steps to secure your information, we do not guarantee the + security of your information, and you should not expect that your personal + information, searches, or other communications will always remain secure. + Please refer to the Federal Trade Commission’s website at + http://www.consumer.ftc.gov for information about how to protect yourself + against identity theft. +
-Choices You Have - About Collection And Use Of Your Information
-You can choose not to provide us with certain information, but that may result in you being - unable to use certain features of the Service because such information may be required in order - to validate your identity, utilize the Service, or to contact us for information. Further you - can choose certain levels of permission, as discussed above.
-All non‑authentication or network communication use of our Service is opt‑in. The system at - launch begins as “anonymous”. As users add in service links, they must confirm that they want - the service being added to their account by visiting a link e‑mailed or texted to them (Facebook - or Google are OAuth presentations).
-When you contact us through the Service, your account will be set up to receive e‑mail messages - unless you indicate that you do not wish to receive e‑mails. At any time, you can choose to stop - receiving such e‑mails by following the instructions found in the e‑mails.
-All facets of the Service are opt‑in and users are free to annihilate any of their data stored by - our system, except for access logs, which will be purged periodically. As of March 8th, 2019, - users can delete their accounts through the Account Settings portal.
-Protection of Personal - Information
-We take appropriate security measures to help safeguard your personal information from - unauthorized access and disclosure.
-We want you to feel confident using the Service; however, no system can guarantee absolute - security. Therefore, it is important for you to protect against unauthorized access to your - password and to your computer or other internet access device. In addition, it is recommended - that you do not send personal health or other sensitive information to Semester.ly or anyone - else using unsecured means. Should you choose to supply confidential information in this manner, - you do so at your own risk.
-Although we take steps to secure your information, we do not guarantee the security of your - information, and you should not expect that your personal information, searches, or other - communications will always remain secure. Please refer to the Federal Trade Commission’s website - at http://www.consumer.ftc.gov for information about how to protect yourself against identity - theft.
++ No Collection of Information from Children +
++ The Service is intended for use by adults only. Semester.ly does not + solicit or knowingly collect any information from visitors under 18 years + of age. Please do not use the Service if you are not yet 18. +
-No Collection of Information from - Children
-The Service is intended for use by adults only. Semester.ly does not solicit or knowingly collect - any information from visitors under 18 years of age. Please do not use the Service if you are - not yet 18.
++ Use of the Service While Traveling +
++ This Privacy Policy is intended to cover collection of information via the + Service from residents of the United States and Canada (collectively, the + “Intended Countries”). If you are using the Service from outside the + Intended Countries, please be aware that your information may be + transferred to, stored, and processed in the United States where our + servers are located and our central database is operated. By using the + Service, you understand that your information may be transferred to our + facilities and those third parties with whom we share it as described in + this privacy policy. +
-Use of the Service While - Traveling
-This Privacy Policy is intended to cover collection of information via the Service from residents - of the United States and Canada (collectively, the “Intended Countries”). If you are using the - Service from outside the Intended Countries, please be aware that your information may be - transferred to, stored, and processed in the United States where our servers are located and our - central database is operated. By using the Service, you understand that your information may be - transferred to our facilities and those third parties with whom we share it as described in this - privacy policy.
++ No Rights of Third Parties +
++ This Privacy Policy does not create rights enforceable by third parties or + require disclosure of any personal information relating to users. +
-No Rights of Third Parties
-This Privacy Policy does not create rights enforceable by third parties or require disclosure of - any personal information relating to users.
- -Changes to This Privacy Policy -
-We will occasionally update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices and services. - When we post changes to this Privacy Policy, we will revise the date at the top of this Privacy - Policy.
-If we make any material changes in the way we collect, use, and/or share your personal - information, we will notify you by sending an e‑mail to the e‑mail address you most recently - provided us in your account, profile, or registration (unless we do not have such an e‑mail - address), and/or by prominently posting notice of the changes on the Website. We recommend that - you check the Website from time to time to inform yourself of any changes in this Privacy Policy - or any of our other policies.
-How to Contact Us
-If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or our information‑handling practices, or if - you would like to request information about our disclosure of personal information to third - parties, please contact us by e‑mail at semesterly@jhu.edu.
- -+ Changes to This Privacy Policy +
++ We will occasionally update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our + practices and services. When we post changes to this Privacy Policy, we + will revise the date at the top of this Privacy Policy. +
++ If we make any material changes in the way we collect, use, and/or share + your personal information, we will notify you by sending an e‑mail to the + e‑mail address you most recently provided us in your account, profile, or + registration (unless we do not have such an e‑mail address), and/or by + prominently posting notice of the changes on the Website. We recommend + that you check the Website from time to time to inform yourself of any + changes in this Privacy Policy or any of our other policies. +
++ How to Contact Us +
++ If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or our + information‑handling practices, or if you would like to request + information about our disclosure of personal information to third parties, + please contact us by e‑mail at + semesterly@jhu.edu. +
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