Privacy and Cookie Notice Last revised: August 08, 2018
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• Information you or your employer has provided us with your consent, according to
contractual obligations. We provide you our Services in accordance to an agreement between
you and Fieldbit or an agreement between your employer and Fieldbit. For registration and
access to our Services, you should supply your personal data to our Service, including: name,
business email address and business phone number. We process this information on the basis
of existing agreement or that you or your employer have requested and we may use this
information before we enter into a legal agreement with you. Please note that you don’t have
any legal obligation to provide us your personal data and you hereby consent to provide us with
the aforementioned details in order to receive the Services.
• Use of information we collect through automated systems when using our Services. When
you use our Services, we may automatically receive and record information from your device,
documents and browser, including your IP address, cookie information, your regional and
language settings and software and hardware attributes. Our Services may automatically record
and store technical information regarding the method and nature of your use of the Services,
including without limitation which pages or widgets of the Services you view, exit and entrance
pages, what videos you watch, impressions, the number of views you get and any actions you
make in the Services. We use your IP address to help with server problem diagnosis and to
administer the Services. An IP address is a numeric code that identifies your device on a
network, or in this case, the Internet. For more information read our Cookies Notice later in this
document.
• Traffic data collected through the Services. In addition to the information we collect as
described above, we may use technology to collect information about the use of the Services.
For example, our Services may automatically record and store browser information, search
history, exit point, use time, platform type, operating system information, number of clicks and
cookies. This technology does not identify you personally, it simply enables us to compile
statistics about our visitors/users and their use of the Services. The Services contain hyperlinks
to other pages, widgets and features on the Services. We may use technology to track how often
these links are used and which pages, widgets and features of the Services our visitors choose
to view. Again, this technology does not identify you personally it simply enables us to compile
statistics about the use of these hyperlinks. For more information read our Cookies Notice later
in this document.
• Use of information regarding your location. We may collect location data through your use
of the Services, if you allow the Fieldbit application to access location services on your mobile
device. We use this data for the provision and further improvement of the Services and other
services provided by Fieldbit and in order to improve the data used by the Services.
• Cookies Notice - Use of Cookies and Web Beacons. In order to collect and analyze the data
described herein, including device and user usage data, we may use in our Services temporary
cookies that remain on your device for a limited period of time. We also use persistent cookies
that remain on your device until Fieldbit application is removed and is used to process the
information described in this policy. We also use Google Analytics, for more information about
Google Analytics and of how it collects and processes data please look at the following link:
http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/. Cookies by themselves cannot be used to
discover the identity of the user. A cookie is a small piece of information which is sent to and
stored on your device. Cookies do not damage your device. Some browsers and devices enable
you to set your preferences so that you will be notified when you receive a cookie. This enables
you to decide if you want to accept it or not. If you will not accept it, you may not be able to
use some of the Service's functions. We may also use web beacons via the Services to collect
information. Web beacons or "gifs", are electronic images that may be used in our Services or