INFORMATION WE COLLECT AND OUR USE AND DISCLOSURE OF YOUR INFORMATION

Cookies are used on our website for facilitating site navigation and advertising. Also, cookies are kept on your hard disk, not on our website. Most cookies are “session cookies,” which means that they are immediately removed after each session. We also employ remarketing cookies, which stay on your device for only up to 90 days after you visit our website. No personal information about you may be automatically gathered by a cookie. When you use our site, you won't need to submit the information again as often, since a cookie can save specific information that helps us identify your machine. If you do not want to receive cookies, you may change the settings on your browser to reject cookies.

Should you decide to do this, you should be aware that some parts of our website won't work correctly when you access them. No further information about you or from you will be gathered via the use of cookies once you have changed your browser settings to reject cookies. Information gathered during site operation may be kept and processed in the United States. The personally identifiable information gathered through the site may be collected, held, and used by Scryptor directly or through its affiliates, contractors, successors, assigns, and agents to deliver pertinent material to a user for marketing and informational purposes.

The “Contact Us” Request for Information page on our website encourages users to provide their name, email address, and phone number (information about age, gender, and income are optional). Contact information is used to get in touch with you, and provide you with more details about Scryptor and its services via our periodic newsletter. You will have the option to “opt-out” from receiving future emails from such emails in the message body.

We also send emails to our users on occasion to announce special promotions and updates to our services, as well as other information that we feel would be of value to our clients. Users have the right to decline receiving future emails; see the choice/opt-out section below. On our website, we also gather demographic and profile information. This data can be shared in the aggregate with marketers and our partners, but your personally identifiable information will not be shared.

We may compile information about you into a file if you send us personal communication, such as emails or letters, or if other users or other parties send us correspondence regarding your actions or posts on our site. To settle disputes, solve issues, and uphold our Terms of Utilize agreement, we use the information in the file we have on you and other information we learn through your use of the services.

We cannot guarantee that any of your private correspondence or other personally identifiable information will never be shared in ways not explicitly stated in this Privacy Policy. For instance, in some circumstances, we could be required to provide information to the authorities or other parties, or third parties might illegally access or intercept transmissions or private messages. We may (and you permit us to) disclose any information about you to law enforcement or other government officials in connection with an investigation of fraud, intellectual property infringements, or other criminal activities that may subject us to legal responsibility. This decision will be made solely at our discretion.