Common use of Do Not Track Clause in Contracts

Do Not Track. Some internet browsers offer a "do not track" feature. When, enabled, your browser sends a signal to the sites you visit directing the sites not to track your activity. There is no common understanding of how to respond to these signals. Therefore, currently our Websites do not respond to "do not track" signals. If you do not wish to be tracked, disabling or deleting cookies may limit some forms of tracking. Disabling or deleting cookies may affect your user experience on our Websites including preventing the usage of certain features or functions. As described elsewhere in this Online Privacy Policy, we and our service providers may track your activity while on our Websites. We may also track the website or application you were on before entering our Websites and the website or application you land on after you leave one of our Websites.

Do Not Track. Some internet browsers offer a "“do not track" ” feature. When, enabled, your browser sends a signal to the sites you visit directing the sites not to track your activity. There is no common understanding of how to respond to these signals. Therefore, currently our Websites do not respond to "“do not track" ” signals. If you do not wish to be tracked, disabling or deleting cookies may limit some forms of tracking. Disabling or deleting cookies may affect your user experience on our Websites including preventing the usage of certain features or functions. As described elsewhere in this Online Privacy Policy, we and our service providers may track your activity while on our Websites. We may also track the website or application you were on before entering our Websites and the website or application you land on after you leave one of our Websites.