Who Are We?
Our website address is sharktankweight.com
Why and What Personal Data do we collect of yours?
Comments
We gather the information provided in the comments form, the visitor’s IP address, and the user agent string from their browser when they post comments on our site in order to assist stop spam.
The Gravatar service may get an encrypted string (also known as a hash) made from your email address in order to determine whether you are utilising it. You may access the Gravatar service’s privacy statement at https://automattic.com/privacy/. Once your remark has been approved, the whole public can see your profile image next to it.
Media
Avoid uploading photos with embedded location data (EXIF GPS) if you want to submit them to the website. Any location data from photographs on the website can be downloaded and extracted by website visitors.
Contact Forms
Cookies
You may choose whether or not to have your name, email address, and website saved in cookies whenever you leave a comment on our website. These are provided for your convenience so you won’t have to re-enter your information each time you post a remark. The shelf life of these cookies is one year.
If you go to our login page, we’ll temporarily store a cookie to see if your browser permits them. This cookie is deleted when you shut your browser and does not contain any personal information.
We will also create a number of cookies when you log in to preserve your login details and screen display preferences. Screen option cookies last a year, whereas login cookies are only valid for two days. For two weeks, your login will be persistent if you choose “Remember Me.” The cookies for your login will be deleted after you log out of your account.
In your browser, a new cookie will be saved if you update or publish an article. This cookie just contains the post ID of the article you just modified and contains no personal information. It runs out after a day.
We will also create a number of cookies when you log in to preserve your login details and screen display preferences. Screen option cookies last a year, whereas login cookies are only valid for two days. For two weeks, your login will be persistent if you choose “Remember Me.” The cookies for your login will be deleted after you log out of your account.
In your browser, a new cookie will be saved if you update or publish an article. This cookie just contains the post ID of the article you just modified and contains no personal information. It runs out after a day.
Embedded Data from Other Websites
This website’s articles can have embedded material (e.g. videos, images, articles, etc.). When another website’s content is embedded, it operates exactly as if the user had really visited the other website.
These websites may track your interaction with the embedded content, gather information about you, utilise cookies, embed additional third-party tracking, and monitor your activity. This includes tracking your activity if you have an account and are signed in to the website.
Analytics
Who do we disclose your data to?
Your IP address will be included in the password reset email if you request one.
For how long do we keep your data?
If you post a remark, both the comment and any associated information are kept forever. This allows us to detect and approve any subsequent comments without having to manually moderate them.
In the event that any users register on our website, we additionally retain the personal data they supply in their user profile. Anytime, any user may access, amend, or delete their personal information (except they cannot change their username). Administrators of the website can also access and modify that data.
How you may have your data rights?
You have the option to request to obtain an exported file of the personal data we possess on you, along with any data you have given us if you have an account on our website or have left comments. You can also ask us to delete any personal information we may have on you. This does not apply to any information that we must maintain for administrative, legal, or security reasons.
Third-Party Websites
The Website manages third-party interest-based advertising that appears on the Website in conjunction with a third-party website. When you visit the Website, It offers content and adverts that may use first- and third-party cookies. A cookie is a little text file that a website sends to your computer or mobile device (referred to as a “device” in this policy) to save a little bit of information about how you browsed the page.
The website you are now browsing sets first-party cookies. A third-party cookie created by a domain other than the website you are viewing is widely used in behavioural advertising and analytics. To track user engagement with advertising content and to target and improve advertising, third parties may use cookies, tags, pixels, beacons, and other similar technologies (collectively, “Tags”). You may block first-party and third-party cookies in each internet browser, as well as delete the cache. The “help” option in the menu bar of the majority of browsers will explain how to disable current cookies, receive notifications of new cookies, stop accepting new cookies, and delete your browser’s cache.
You can consult the information at All About Cookies for more information about cookies and how to disable them.
You might not be able to utilise the website’s services and content to their full potential without cookies. Please be aware that disallowing cookies will not prevent you from seeing advertisements when you visit our website. You will still view non-personalized adverts on the Website even if you choose to opt-out.
When displaying tailored adverts, the website uses cookies to gather the following information:
- IP address
- Type of Operating System
- A version of the operating system
- Device Language of the webpage
- Web browser
- Email (in hashed form)
Where is your data sent to?
An automatic spam detection service may be used to review visitor comments.
Since Really Simple SSL and its add-ons do not handle any personally identifiable information, neither their use on your website nor the GDPR apply to them.