Privacy Policy
This site is operated by the American Tinnitus Association (ATA), headquartered at 8300 Boone Blvd., Ste. 500, Vienna, VA 22182, USA, as host of the TRI 2027 Conference. ATA’s mailing address is P.O. Box 424049, Washington, DC 20042-4049, USA. ATA is the data controller for information collected through this site. The American Tinnitus Association respects your privacy and does not share your contact or personal information with any other organization or company except as otherwise described in this Privacy Policy.
American Tinnitus Association Privacy Policy
American Tinnitus Association (ATA) cares about your privacy. ATA will limit the amount of Personal Information it asks of you to what is necessary for the purposes provided herein and will treat such Personal Information according to this policy. This Privacy Policy outlines the type of Personal Information that is collected by ATA from visitors to the TRI 2027 website and how we use and protect it. This Privacy Policy also tells you what to do if you do not want ATA to use your Personal Information to market its services and products to you, and how you can change information you have already provided to us. This Privacy Policy applies to the TRI 2027 website and ATA’s collection of data through the TRI 2027 website.
Your Consent to This Privacy Policy
By providing Personal Information to ATA through the TRI 2027 website, you signify that you agree with the terms of our current Privacy Policy as posted here. If you do not agree with any term in this Privacy Policy, please do not provide any Personal Information. If you choose not to provide Personal Information, you may not be able to do certain things through the TRI 2027 website, including without limitation accessing particular features of the website, registering for the conference, or contacting ATA through the website.
Information Collected Through Your Use of the TRI 2027 Website
ATA is the data controller for Personal Information captured on the TRI 2027 website. This information is not and will not be shared with any other parties, except as otherwise provided herein.
Your Personal Information
As used in this Privacy Policy, “Personal Information” means personally identifiable information such as your name, address, phone number, email address, and payment information. In order to participate in services provided through the TRI 2027 website, including conference-related activities, you may be asked to provide Personal Information. You are never under any obligation to provide such information. When you do provide us with Personal Information, you are authorizing us to use that information in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy, which includes your right to limit our use of your Personal Information (see the Contact Us section below).
Anonymous Information We Receive From Your Usage of the TRI 2027 Website
We collect some information about you from your use of the TRI 2027 website (hereinafter referred to as “Anonymous Information”). Our web servers may automatically collect and store the name of the domain and host from which you access the Internet and the Internet protocol address of your computer. Additionally, we may collect information about the browser software you use, the type of operating system your computer uses, the date and time you access the TRI 2027 website, a list of which pages on the TRI 2027 website you visit, and the Internet address of the website you used to link to the TRI 2027 website.
To help make the TRI 2027 website more responsive to the needs of our visitors, we may also use a standard feature found in browser software, called a “cookie,” to assign each visitor a unique, random number, a sort of anonymous user ID that resides in your computer. The cookie does not identify the Personal Information of the visitor; rather, it identifies the computer that a visitor uses to access the TRI 2027 website. A cookie cannot read data off of your hard drive. We do not link cookie data with Personal Information. The cookie may store user preferences, information about your browser, and other identifying information. You can disable a cookie at any time by changing the preferences in your browser.