PrivacyPolicy » History » Version 3
Go MAEDA, 2018-09-10 05:52
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1 | 1 | Jan Niggemann (redmine.org team member) | h1. redmine.org privacy policy |
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3 | redmine.org does not use social networking stuff - no "+1" or "like" buttons here. |
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4 | We do not share personal information with third parties. |
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6 | *%{color:red}Please note%*: The domain _redmine.com_ is not owned by the Redmine project and we have absolutely no affiliation with the creators of that site. |
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8 | h2. Information we gather |
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10 | Our webserver creates a logfile with the following non-personally-identifying information that your browser sends on each request: |
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12 | * browser type |
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13 | * language preference |
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14 | * referring site |
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15 | * date and time of request |
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17 | redmine.org also collects potentially personally-identifying information like Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. |
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19 | h2. Additional information we require when registering an account |
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21 | When *registering*, you're asked to provide the following data (later referred to as profile information): |
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23 | * the _login name_ you'd like to use |
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24 | * your _name_ (first name and last name) |
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25 | * your _email address_ (hidden by default) |
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27 | You may use the site *pseudonymously*, but please use an active email address in case an administrator needs to contact you. |
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29 | We do not collect any more information than those given in the above paragraphs. |
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31 | h2. How do we use this information |
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33 | * We use the information in the logfiles to analyze browser usage and to protect the integrity of the site in case of attacks. |
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34 | * Administrators (see below) may use your email address to contact you regarding (mis-)behaviour on our website. |
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36 | We do not disclose any information to third parties other than under circumstances imposed by the law. The redmine.org server is physically located in Germany, a country with the strongest privacy protection laws in the world. |
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38 | h2. Who can access your profile information? |
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40 | Redmine profiles are *public*, except for your email address. When registering for an account, *your email address is hidden from your profile by default*. To facilitate contacting you privately via email, you may chose to display your email address on your profile. |
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42 | Only redmine.org administrators can see your email address regardless of your settings. The following persons are redmine.org administrators: |
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44 | * Etienne Massip |
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45 | 3 | Go MAEDA | * Go MAEDA |
46 | 1 | Jan Niggemann (redmine.org team member) | * Jean-Baptiste Barth |
47 | * Jan Niggemann |
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48 | * Jean-Philippe Lang |
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49 | * Toshi MARUYAMA |
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51 | h2. Cookies |
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53 | You can use redmine.org without cookies, but if you're looging in, we have to set a session cookies to make it possible for you to navigate the website. |
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55 | h2. Ads |
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57 | Ads appearing on any of our websites may be delivered to users by advertising partners, who may set cookies. These cookies allow the ad server to recognize your computer each time they send you an online advertisement to compile information about you or others who use your computer. This information allows ad networks to, among other things, deliver targeted advertisements that they believe will be of most interest to you. This Privacy Policy covers the use of cookies by redmine.org and does not cover the use of cookies by any advertisers. |
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59 | h2. Gravatar profile pictures |
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61 | Gravatars are loaded from the Gravatar web-server using a URL containing an MD5 hash of the associated email address. |
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63 | h2. Privacy Policy Changes |
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65 | 2 | Jan Niggemann (redmine.org team member) | This privacy policy is subject to change without notice. The date of the last update as well as all older versions of this page are archived in the history of this page. |