is tracking our access

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is tracking our access

 

http://privacy./privacy/us/pixels/details.html

 

Web pages may contain electronic images (called a " single-pixel GIF " or " web

beacon " ) that allow a web site to count users who have visited that page or

to access certain cookies. uses web beacons in the following ways:

 

Within the Network

 

 

uses web beacons within the network of web sites in order to

count users and to recognize users by accessing cookies.

Being able to access cookies allows us to personalize your experience

when you visit web sites that are located both on and off of the

domain. For example, GeoCities pages are mostly located on

the geocities.com domain.

Outside the Network

 

uses web beacons to conduct research on behalf of certain partners on

their web sites and also for auditing purposes.

Information recorded through these web beacons is used to report aggregate

information about users to our partners. This aggregate information

may include demographic and usage information. No personally identifiable

information about you is shared with partners from this research.

When conducting research 's practice is to require our partners to

disclose the presence of these web beacons on their pages in their privacy

policies and state what choices are available to users regarding the

collection and use of this information. You may choose to opt-out of

using this information for this research. Please click here to opt-out.

Note: This opt-out applies to a specific browser rather than a specific

user. Therefore you will have to opt-out separately from each computer or

browser that you use.

 

HTML Mail

 

's practice is to include web beacons in HTML-formatted email messages

(messages that include graphics) that , or its agents, sends in order

to determine which email messages were opened and to note whether a message

was acted upon.

In general, any electronic image viewed as part of a web page, including an

ad banner, can act as a web beacon. Advertising networks that serve ads onto

may use web beacons in their advertisements.