DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY Sample Clauses

DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. PANDA informs the licensee that in certain programs or products it may use data collection technology to collect technical information (including suspicious files) to improve the programs or products, to provide associated services, to adapt them to user preferences and to prevent the unlicensed or illegal use of the program or product. The licensee accepts that PANDA may use such information as part of the services provided in relation to the program or product. The licensee acknowledges and accepts that PANDA may provide updates or additions to the program or product which are automatically downloaded onto his/her computer.
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. Media Metrix 2.0 features comScore’s proprietary, patent-pending proxy measurement platform. This advanced monitoring technology operates on a high-performance server network that captures usage data as it flows between each panelist’s PC and the Internet. This represents a major improvement from the older approach of collecting data through a software “meter” installed on each user’s PC. The comScore measurement platform provides uninterrupted reporting of all previously measured Internet behavior including expanded coverage of AOL and other proprietary networks. This platform also captures the details of crucial activities such as online buying, subscriptions, search engine queries, etc. Upon agreement to join the comScore panel, members’ browsers are configured to unobtrusively route their Internet activity through comScore’s network of dedicated servers. At the start of Internet activity, panelists identify themselves from a list on the User Identification Screen (allowing for measurement of user age, gender, education and other demographics). The identification screen disappears and computer usage continues as normal. If the computer is inactive for more than 30 minutes during an online session, the user is again prompted for identification, to ensure that any change in user is properly reflected. The panelist’s Internet activity is captured regardless of type of browser used. This is important since many users use multiple browser brands and versions – sometimes simultaneously – when surfing the Web. Activity is captured regardless of whether an Internet connection is established via a commercial Internet Service Provider (ISP) or an office-hosted LAN. Information that can potentially be captured on an individual member basis includes site visited, page viewed, ad seen, promotion viewed, product or service bought, price paid, and more. This contrasts to the data collection system employed prior to Media Metrix 2.0, which was limited to capturing activity via the URL window in a panelist’s browser. Data capture and reporting are conducted in adherence to strict, industry-leading privacy protection policies. Data provided by participating panel households about each Internet user’s identity are stored in an encrypted, access-controlled database. Data is reported only in aggregate form.
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. 18.1 The Bitdefender Product may use data collection technology to collect technical information (including suspect files), to improve the Products, to provide services to you in relation to the Bitdefender Product including but not limited to technical support, to adapt them and to prevent the unlicensed or illegal use of the Bitdefender Product or the damages resulting from the malware products. The Personal Information given (including but not limited to name, email address, password), during initial setup, if collected, will be used as an account name under which You may elect to receive additional services and/or under which You may use certain features of the Bitdefender Product . 18.2 Bitdefender strongly recommends that you change the password at any time after installation of the Bitdefender Product. You accept that Bitdefender may use such information solely as part of the services provided in relation to the Bitdefender Product and to prevent and stop malware programs running on your device. By accepting this Agreement You acknowledge and agree that as per the documentation accompanying the Bitdefender Product, the security technology used can scan the traffic in an impersonal mode to detect malware and to prevent any resulting damages. 18.3 By accepting this Agreement, You agree to upload the executable files for the purpose of being scanned by the Bitdefender servers. 18.4 Bitdefender warrants and represents that it will treat Your Personal Information in accordance with U.S. federal, state and local, as well as foreign, laws and government-issued rules, regulations, guidelines, directives and requirements currently in effect and as they become effective that relate in any way to the privacy and processing of personal data (“Data Protection Laws”) including but not limited to the Data Protection Act 1998 implementing the Directive 95/46/EC on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data as enacted from time to time. and as established in its Privacy Policy. 18.5 Access to the website, the acquisition of products and services and the use of tools or content via the website implies the processing of Personal Information. Complying with legislation governing the processing of Personal Information society services and electronic commerce is of the utmost importance to Bitdefender. Bitdefender guarantees that such data will be treated confidentially and in accordance with all Data Protection Laws and all legislation ...
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. The SC Software and SC Saas Services may use data collection technology to collect technical information (including suspect files), to improve the products, to provide related services, to adapt them and to prevent the unlicensed or illegal use of the product or the damages resulting from the malware products. All the information on how the personal data is processed during the usage of the SC Software, SC Saas Services and Maintenance and Support Services is specified in the SparkCognition Privacy Policy. By accepting this Agreement, you acknowledge and agree that the security technology used may scan the traffic in an impersonal mode to detect the malware and to prevent the damages resulting from the malware products. You acknowledge and accept that SparkCognition may provide updates or additions to the program or product which automatically download to your device. By accepting this Agreement, you agree to upload the executable files for the purpose of being scanned by the SparkCognition servers. This information from your computer may be sent to SparkCognition only with your permission and will not be sent automatically. The information is collected by SparkCognition for the purpose of improving SparkCognition's product performance or statistic information. This information will not be correlated the encountered problem and with any personally data or personal identifiable information. To improve its products, SparkCognition may also upload information periodically from installed SC Software or SC Saas Services about product usage, detected malware or potentially unwanted files and use service traffic to improve its data bases and heuristics. You agree that SparkCognition may (i) use uploaded data from installed SC Software or SC Saas Services to improve products and services; (ii) use uploaded data for analysis or reporting purposes only if any such use does not identify you or include any information that can be used to identify any individual person. SparkCognition reserves the title, ownership and all rights and interest to any Intellectual Property Rights resulting from its use and analysis of such information. By using the SC Software or SC Saas Services, you acknowledge and agree that SparkCognition may collect, disclose, store and analyze this information for the purposes above mentioned. In order to promote awareness, detection and prevention of internet security risks, SparkCognition may share certain anonymized information with research orga...
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. The Concessionaire shall design the Communications System to include, and it shall include, Data Collection Technology. Such Technology shall comply with the Privacy Best Practices Commitment, and the other tailored requirements set out in Section 8 (Privacy). The Communications System, additionally, shall be designed to provide the MTA with access to and use of all of the Data available to the Concessionaire through the application of such Data Collection Technology, via the IMS Dashboard and the DMP or a mutually agreed to alternative.
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. 17.1 Bitdefender informs You that in certain programs or solutions it may use data collection technology to collect technical information (including suspect files), to improve the products, to provide related services, to adapt them and to prevent the unlicensed or illegal use of the product or the damages resulting from the malware products. 17.2 All the information on how the personal data is processed during the usage of the Bitdefender Solution and services is specified in the Bitdefender Privacy Policy. By accepting this Agreement, You agree that Your personal data will be collected according to the Privacy Policy published on: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/site/view/legal-privacy.html 17.3 By accepting this Agreement, You acknowledge and agree that the security technology used may scan the traffic in an impersonal mode to detect the malware and to prevent the damages resulting from the malware products. You acknowledge and accept that Bitdefender may provide updates or additions to the program or product which automatically download to Your device. By accepting this Agreement, You agree to upload the executable files for the purpose of being scanned by the Bitdefender servers. 17.4 This information from Your computer may be sent to Bitdefender only with Your permission and will not be sent automatically. The information is collected by Bitdefender for the purpose of improving Bitdefender's product performance or statistical information. This information will not be correlated with the problem encountered and with any personal data or personal identifiable information. 17.5 In addition to Bitdefender Solution registration information, Bitdefender must process and store certain information about Your network and equipment to provide Maintenance and related support services. To improve its products, Bitdefender may also upload information periodically from installed Bitdefender Solution about product usage, detected malware or potentially unwanted files and use Service traffic to improve its data bases and heuristics. You agree that Bitdefender may (i) use uploaded data from installed Bitdefender Solution to improve products and services; (ii) use uploaded data for analysis or reporting purposes only if any such use does not identify You or include any information that can be used to identify any individual person. Bitdefender reserves the title, ownership and all rights and interest to any intellectual property or work product resulting from its use and a...
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DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY. PANDA SOFTWARE informs the
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