The Specialty Gourmet Privacy StatementStatement No 10449Privacy Statement Review in ProgressInformation about our Organization and Web siteModern information and communication technologies play a fundamental role in the activities of an organization like The Specialty Gourmet. We are based in Canada. Our principal activity is: Healthy gourmet meal delivery service. Our privacy policy covers The Specialty Gourmet and its Web site:
Providing Visitors with Anonymous AccessYou can access our Web site home page and browse our site without disclosing your personal data. The services and links of our Web siteOur Web site enables you to communicate with other visitors or to post information to be accessed by others. When you do so, other visitors may collect your data. Our Web site does not include links to third party Web service providers. Automatic Collection of InformationWe do not automatically log personal data nor do we link information automatically logged by other means with personal data about specific individuals. Data Collection and Purpose SpecificationWe collect the personal data that you may volunteer while using our services. We do not collect information about our visitors from other sources, such as public records or bodies, or private organizations. To access the table of personal data collected and purposes for which they are used, please click here We do not collect or use personal data for any purpose other than that indicated in the table below. If we wish to use your personal data for a new purpose, we offer you the means to consent to this new purpose: support@thespecialtygourmet.com Children's PrivacyWe do not knowingly collect personal data from children. We take specific steps to protect the privacy of children by:
We do not provide information about our personal data practices in relation to children on our home page, or at those sites on our Web site where we collect personal data. Disclosure and Visitor ChoiceWe do not disclose your personal data to our subsidiaries or other organizations. Confidentiality / SecurityWe do not give visitors to our Web site the option of using a secure transmission method to send us their personal data. We have implemented security policies, rules and technical measures to protect the personal data that we have under our control from:
All our employees and data processors, who have access to, and are associated with the processing of personal data, are obliged to respect the confidentiality of our visitors' personal data. We ensure that your personal data will not be disclosed to State institutions and authorities except if required by law or other regulation. Access to the personal data we may hold about youYou can ask us, by:
whether we are keeping personal data about you. Upon request, which you can indicate by:
We will provide you with a readable copy of the personal data which we keep about you, within a week. - although we may before require proof of your identity -. We will provide the information without any charge. We allow you to challenge the data that we hold about you and, where appropriate, you may have the data:
We do not reserve the right to refuse to provide you with a copy of your personal data. We do, however, allow you to challenge our decision to refuse to provide you with a copy of your personal data. Privacy ComplianceOur privacy policy is compliant with the following instrument: Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act of Canada There are no global or regional regulatory or self-regulatory schemes applicable to our web site or organization. In order to demonstrate that our privacy policy accords with the above privacy instrument, we are:
Self Assessment procedureSecurity Policy Statement:Protecting Transactions by Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)To find out if your transaction is guarded by SSL, look for the picture of the unbroken key or closed lock in your browser window (both the Netscape Navigator/Communicator and Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers use SSL). Either indicator means SSL is hard at work. (If you don't see either one, or if you see a broken key or an open lock, that means SSL is definitely not hard at work protecting your transaction.) The easy way, you can tell if SSL is guarding your transaction is to check the URL of the site you are visiting. It should change from "http" to "https" when processing secure transactions. For example, let's say you go to amazon.com. When you start to send your bank card and other data to them, you can choose to use a secure server. If you select that, you'll notice that the URL will change from
http://www.amazon.com/ The extra "s" is for "secure site". |
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