New World Encyclopedia: Privacy policy
Your privacy is very important to us. We appreciate our readers and understand the value of protecting your rights and making your on-line experience secure. We hope to address all of your concerns through this list of privacy-related Frequently Asked Questions.
Trust Verification
The New World Encyclopedia website is using a security certificate issued by CloudFlare, Inc., one of the largest networks in the world. While browsing New World Encyclopedia you are connected through a secure socket layer (SSL).
What is a secure site?
Before completing a transaction on any website, you should make sure it is a Secure Site. Being on a Secure Site means you are connected under the cloak of SSL security. You can tell if you are on a Secure Site if you see a padlock or key somewhere along the bottom of your browser window. If the lock is closed or if the key is unbroken, you are communicating in a secure mode.
What is SSL and how does it protect my privacy?
We use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology for mutual authentication, data encryption and data integrity—all to ensure secure transactions for our customers. SSL is the security protocol to encode sensitive information, such as your credit card number. SSL creates a shared digital key, which only lets the sender and the receiver of the transmission scramble or unscramble information. To everyone else, even the servers relaying the message, the SSL transmission is practically indecipherable.
Does New World Encyclopedia provide my personal information to other companies?
No.
Does New World Encyclopedia collect my IP address?
Yes. We use this to identify your device and your browser to make you reading experience better. We will not use your IP address for any other purpose or sell it to any other third party.
What are cookies and how do they affect my privacy?
Simply put, a "cookie" is a small file that serves as an identifier stored on your machine. New World Encyclopedia system uses "session" cookies in the Feedback section only. These cookies are temporary and only store a single session ID in the visitor’s browser. Session cookies quickly expire and do not contain any other information. Our advertisers may use additional cookies for marketing purposes.
Will I receive mail from New World Encyclopedia?
No.
Are all links on this site secure?
Our site contains links to other websites. New World Encyclopedia is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of other websites. If you have any additional questions about our privacy practices, please contact: info@vikf.org
How about ads and advertiser privacy?
We are affiliated with Freestar for the purposes of placing advertising on the site, and Freestar will collect and use certain data for advertising purposes. To learn more about Freestar’s data usage, click here: https://freestar.com/privacy-policy/
