Rocktell is committed to protecting your privacy when you visit our web site, so we want you to know what information we collect when you visit our site, how we use that information, and how you can update it. Rocktell reserves the right to append or otherwise modify this Privacy Statement at any time, so please revisit this page occasionally to check for updates.
We collect various types of information from our users so we can adjust our site to meet our users' needs and expectations. Some of this information is collected automatically through cookies and other information is collected when you register for any of our online services.
The types of information your browser or Internet session automatically sends us each time you visit our site, which we automatically collect, includes:
This information lets us see how users are finding our sites, and it tells us which pages are visited the most often so we can make our web site more useful.
In addition to the information automatically sent by your browser, we also collect information that you provide to us when you enter your records and doing the video.
We use the information we automatically collect to help us better plan our web site to meet your Internet needs.
Information you provide to us is used for planning and assessment purposes, and may result in follow-up communications with you.
If you set your video's privacy to 'public'
you agree to allow us to use your photos and videos for Rocktell's communication with the public,
citing your name and your city/country.
Rocktell does not sell or rent any personal data submitted by users of our site to any third parties. We respect the privacy of users visiting our site and will abide by all applicable laws concerning the release of personal information. On occasions we will use certain directory information that we have collected (such as your email address) to send you information about educational programs that would allow you to enhance your soft skills.
Other than directory information, data you provide to us as you use the Rocktell web site will be held in strict confidence by the organization and will be used for organization purposes only. Rocktell may share aggregate information about our users (such as how many users have done the open interview videos with universities, colleges, business partners, sponsors and other educational parties. However, the individual information of birthday, exact address, email, phone number collectively known as 'personal data' you provide us within the Rocktell web site will be known only to you and Rocktell. We will not share your personal data with anyone else.
You can update your contact address under the 'My info' area once you logged in.
Our web site have security measures in place to protect against the loss, misuse, and alteration of the information under our control. We utilize industry standard TLS encryption when we ask you to login to our web site.
When you visit our site, we use cookies to keep track of your information. This small piece of information resides on your computer and stores your login information for all of the services that we provide. We do this so that you are not required to re-enter your contact information as you move from one service to another.
Some of our programs may contain links to other sites external to Rocktell. When you access these external web sites, the providers of the sites will have access to certain information about you. Rocktell is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of any web sites which we do not directly control.
If you have questions about our information practices, please contact us.
Data created
by a web server that is stored on a user's computer. It provides
a way for the web site to keep track of a user's patterns and
preferences and, with the cooperation of the web browser, to store
them on the user's computer.
The cookies contain a range of URLs (web addresses)
for which they are valid. When the browser encounters those URLs
again, it sends those specific cookies to the web server. For
example, if a user's ID were stored as a cookie, it would save
that person from typing in the same information all over again
when accessing that service for the second and subsequent time
during the same browser session.
You can opt out of the use of cookies by having your browser disable
cookies or warn you before accepting a cookie. Look for the cookie
options in your browser in the Options or Preferences menu.
NOTE: If you disable cookies in your browser, you will
not be able to access any of Rocktell's web educational programs.
This is the address of a computer attached to a TCP/IP (Internet) network. Every client and server station must have a unique IP address. Client workstations have either a permanent address or one that is dynamically assigned for each dial-up session, if you use a modem. IP addresses are written as four sets of numbers separated by periods; for example, 204.171.64.2.
A browser session is defined as the period of time a browser is in consecutive use. The session begins when you open the browser and ends when you close it. When you reopen the browser, you begin a new session.
An Internet address. URLs are used to locate sites on the Internet and to navigate between sites and pages within sites. The URL for Rocktell is https://www.Rocktell.com.