Read Our Privacy Policies Carefully.
Carefully read our rules about privacy.
Airlinesassistant.agency (USA consolidator LLC) is completely committed to protecting your privacy, and we want our users to feel safe and secure. By agreeing to this privacy policy, you give us permission to collect and use your personal information in the ways that are described in this document. You should only agree to this policy if you agree with all of the ways we collect, use, and share your personal information.
1. What Kinds of Information We Get
1.1 When you visit our website, we collect information about you, such as your name, age, gender, where you live, how you use the site, and what websites you visit. We may also gather more than one of these pieces of information.
1.2 Personal information is anything that can be used to find out who you are or who someone else is. When you talk to us through our website, we get this kind of information. It could have your name, home address, email address, contacts, and other personal information.
1.3 Your zip code, date of birth, gender, job, job terms, personal interests, marital status, and internet interests are all examples of demographic information. Most of this information comes from online polls and contests.
1.4 Information about how you use our website is called “behavioral information.” This includes the sites you visit, your IP address, browser settings, operating system, and access times, as well as where you are.
1.5 Third-party information is any information we can get about you, your demographics, or how you act, but not directly from you.
1.6 We only ask people over 13 years old for information.
2. What do we do with the data we gather?
We use the information you give us to fix any problems you bring up and to analyze marketing, among other things. Here are some of the most common ways we use information about you.
2.1 Marketing: We want to know how interested you are in the content of our website. Have you bought any of the things or services we advertise? How did you feel about our interactive parts? This information will tell us more about how you feel about our sponsored content and help us give you more relevant content.
2.2 Improve the way our websites work We need your answers to evaluate our customer service and do research on marketing.
Your online information gives us more details about any thefts or transactions that aren’t what they seem to be. It is important not only for keeping our clients safe but also for keeping our operations honest.
3. Do we tell anyone about you?
3.1 We may tell other people about you under the following circumstances:
i. We give your information to third parties who are needed to fulfill your request.,
ii. Any person or group that we hire to take care of our technological needs.
iii. We may also share your anonymous information with any business partner we have.
iv. If the law says so or if a government agency asks for it. This includes, but is not limited to, following the law, protecting national security, stopping crime, and keeping users safe.
v. Any kind of merger or acquisition: We will share the information we collect about you with any third party that buys all or part of our business through a merger or acquisition. This is also true if our controlling court agrees to our bankruptcy.
4. Getting and using information online
4.1 User Cookies The cookies that are saved on our website give us more information about how you found us. You can turn cookies on or off in your browser.
4.2 Web beacons: We use these tiny images in our emails, websites, and other ways to get in touch with you to see if you’ve done what we asked you to do. This information is used to measure how well our website and our marketing efforts work.
4.3 Google Parameters: On our websites, we use Google Analytics, which collects and analyzes data from users so we can see how people use our site’s content.
4.4 Ads to You: We may give your information to third-party firms that help us make ads so that they can help us make ads that are more relevant to you. Also, we give these companies permission to get some of your information because we get information about you from them and other places.
5. The safety of your information:
5.1 We promise that your information will be safe both online and in person. Keep in mind, though, that no information sent over the Internet is completely safe. If you send information over the Internet, you do so at your own risk.
When we make changes to our privacy policy, the public will be told about them.
Any Information Collected by or Used by a Third Party: Here are a few ways our partner websites and companies may collect and use your information:
Approved third-party ads and beacons: The many advertising networks, agencies, and other companies that we’ve given permission to post ads and other types of ads in our online networks can use web beacons and cookies to gather any information they want.
They think you’re helpful. We have no say over how these companies use these technologies. We are not responsible for any information about you that is gathered in this way.
Sponsored links or content: Our website has a number of links to other websites and other sponsored content. We won’t be responsible for any personal, behavioral, or third-party information that is gathered this way. These links are just for your convenience, and you can choose whether or not to click on them.
Each company that pays us to put up content has its own rules about how user information can be collected and shared once you click on their link. Always look at their terms and conditions, because they might be very different from ours.
Sponsored content on our website does not mean that we are responsible for the sponsoring company’s problems with user privacy.
