Privacy Policies

a)Some information is automatically received and sometimes collected from you when you visit the Barnes & Noble.com site. We receive and collect the name of the domain and host from which you access the Internet; the Internet protocol (IP) address of the computer you are using; the browser software you use and your operating system; the date and time you access our site; and the Internet address of the web site from which you linked directly to our site. We use this information to monitor the usage of our site. Also, when we send emails to you, we may be able to identify information about your email address, such as whether you can read graphic-rich HTML emails. All of the information we automatically capture provides us with the ability to enhance our customers' search and shopping experiences and to determine aggregate information about our user base and usage patterns. Some of the information is personal information such as your credit card number & all of the questions its asks you while purchasing an item.

b)This information is collected specifically for your safety. Occasionally, Barnes & Noble.com uses Personal Customer Information to market products and services. If you have a Barnes & Noble.com account, you can opt-out from us using your information for this purpose at any time by logging onto your Account and following the instructions under Name, Password, and Communication Preferences. If you shop on Barnes & Noble.com without an account, you can opt-out by selecting the link at the bottom of any promotional e-mail communication from Barnes & Noble.com that you receive and following the instructions. .

c)The company will share your information with a third party. From time to time, on limited bases, we may share with trustworthy third parties contact information of our account holders so that such third parties can promote their products and services.When you click on links and banners on our site that take you to third-party web sites, you will be subject to the third parties' privacy policies. While we support the protection of privacy on the Internet, Barnes & Noble.com cannot be responsible for the actions of any third-party web sites. We encourage you to read the posted privacy statement of any and every site you visit, whether you are linking from our site or browsing on your own

d)The store will hold your information for as long as you keep buying from them. If after one year you do not purchase anything from them they are subjected to getting rid of your account. But if you decide to purchase from them again all you will need to do is remake an account. Your information will not be given out to anyone else juse deleted from the system.

e)You, as an account holder, can opt out from our disclosure of your information for this purpose at any time by logging onto your Account and following the instructions under Change Your Communication Preferences.

f)NO, it does not state either of those privacy garuntees.

g)Yes, the site does.

Wal-Mart
a)As set forth in more detail below, Wal-Mart.com USA, LLC "Walmart.com" or "We" collects personal information that you provide when using the Walmart.com website. This information includes your first and last name, email address and a password when you create your Walmart.com account.You can browse this Site without creating an account, but you will need to create an account when you purchase something and in order to take advantage of certain features, such as "Save for Later," "Address Book" and other Walmart.com services.We may ask you to confirm your personal information when you contact our Customer Service department. This will allow us to protect your confidentiality by verifying your identity.

b)We collect this information in order to bill you for your purchase. We also collect information that allows us to ship your order. This includes the name, address and phone number of the intended recipients.

c)We never sell or rent your personal information to any third parties under any circumstances. We will share personal customer information and/or purchase history only with our agents, representatives, service providers and contractors for limited purposes, including but not limited to, fulfilling customer orders; offering certain products and services in connection with this Site; communicating to customers; providing customer service; storing, sharing and retrieving customers' photo images in our Photo Center; enhancing and improving customers' shopping experience; administering or facilitating surveys, contests or sweepstakes; offering targeted marketing communications to users that opted-in to receive such communications; enabling access to our partners' websites; providing a personalized shopping experience; preventing fraud; and completing payment method processing.Aside from the purposes described above, we will never share your personal information with any other third parties unless we have your express permission or under special circumstances, such as when we believe in good faith that the disclosure is required to prevent harm or injury (such as product recalls, fraud, claims or other liability), or to comply with valid legal processes (subpoenas, warrants) as required by law. We may share aggregated demographic and statistical information with our partners. This is not linked to any personal information that can identify any individual person.

d)You can modify or delete your personal information anytime. Simply go to My Account . Log in with your email address and password, then click "Credit Card Information," "Checking Account Information," "Address Book" or "Change Name, Email & Password and edit or delete whatever information you wish.

e)You can opt out but when opting out you are jeprodizing what you can and can not purchase while on the website.

f)no, it does not.

g)When you visit Walmart.com, you will be assigned a permanent "cookie" (a small text file) to be stored on your computer's hard drive. The purpose of this cookie is to identify you when you visit the Site so that we can enhance and customize your online shopping experience.

Dell

a)We collect the information you give us in order to provide you products and services, inform you about our products and fulfill your orders and service requests.We work with consumer marketing companies to help us better target our services and product communications to you. When you access our web sites, we will log your IP address in our web server logs. We also collect related information such as browser type, operating system, and Web pages visited to help manage our web sites.

b)We use personal information to deliver the services and support, or to carry out the transactions you have requested. We use the information collected to send communications to you, such as product safety information, your transactions status (for example, order confirmations), information about products and services available from Dell and its corporate affiliates, promotional offers, and surveys.We use the information to customize, analyze, and improve our products, services (including our web site), technologies, communications and relationship with you.We use the information to enforce our conditions of sale, web site terms and/or separate contracts (if applicable) with you.We use information to prevent fraud and other prohibited or illegal activities.

c)We share your personal information with corporate affiliates to carry out transactions you request or to make our business or that of our corporate affiliates more responsive to your needs.We may share your personal information with business partners that help Dell carry out transactions you request or that help Dell to customize, analyze and/or improve our communications or relationship with you, and then only with business partners who share Dell's commitment to protecting your personal information.We may disclose your personal information in connection with law enforcement, fraud prevention, or other legal action as required by law or regulation, or if Dell reasonably believes it is necessary to protect Dell, its customers or the public.Except as described above, we will not disclose your personal information to other third parties unless you have provided consent.

d)For as long as it is needed. But it can also be deleted at any time. So this will force you to set up a new account at the time you may need it again.e)You can opt out but it is making your chances of things getting lost or not being brought to you more greatly.f)Our US web sites are privacy certified by the U.S. Better Business Bureau OnLine® Privacy Program.Sites Covered By BBB OnLine® Privacy Seal.The following sites are covered by the BBB OnLine Privacy Seal:g)We use cookies and other Internet technologies to manage our web sites and e-mail programs, to offer you personalized experiences and to help us manage our web sites.

Ebay and PayPal

3 a. BMW 6-series Cabriolet 200,500 dollars with 59 thousand mils
b. BMW X5 100,29 thousand miles and was 4 thousand dollars

How can I register to buy items at eBay??
4A. All you have to do is enter your contact and personal information and enter your email address. Then you have to read and accept the eBay User Agreement and Privacy Policy and choose a User ID, password, and a secret question. Then finally check your email to confim it.How can I register to sell items at eBay??
4B. To begin selling on eBay, you need to register and create a seller’s account. To register as a seller, click the “Sell” link at the top of any eBay page, and then click the Sell Your Item button

Better Bussiness Bureau and Amazon

3 a. there will a picture of a pad lock

b. by a credit card

c. you go a call the credit card company

4. a.The BBBOnLine Privacy Seal confirms a company stands behind its online privacy policy and has met the program requirements regarding the handling of personal information that is provided through its web site.

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c. The BBBOnLine Reliability Seal confirms a company is a member of their local Better Business Bureau, has been reviewed to meet truth in advertisement guidelines and follows good customer service practices.

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5. yes

6. a. wiith in 30 days
b. the credit card company
c.no

10 tips to protectjpersonal information

In the be safe online article it was bacsially saying that make sure to use anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall's software and make sure the all the programs are up to date so that anyone trying to get in well have a hard time. its also telling us to read the private policies so that we know were our personal information is going. also watch out pop up and cookies beacsue that can ruin your computer. plus use more than one e-mail address so one can just for personal reference and change passwords regularly.

1. Use anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall software—and make sure it’s up-to-date.

2. Read privacy policies to learn how your information will be used and protected.

3. Configure your browser or operating system to manage pop-ups, cookies or block specific Web sites.

4. Use more than one email address so that one is reserved solely for your personal communication.

5. Look for third-party seals or certification to identify trustworthy companies.

6. Back up important files.

7. Provide email addresses and information that do not identify you personally on Web sites you don’t know or trust.

8. Change passwords on a regular basis.

9. Use email encryption.

10. Log-in anonymously or use anonymizing or free ID Web sites to generate your ID.

Hacker's

Hacker’s from the facts from the movie and in my opinion are there people and teens how have nothing to do and just want to see what they stir up as well people who are trying to hack into people with a lot of money so they can get a peice of the pie.


Hacker's can hack all sort of things but the main and most know hack's are if you are on the internet and the hack into your computer or your files that can contain alot of information about you and your econoimc status.


in my opinion i think that the hacker's are serving both good as well as bad and the reason for that is with all the work they put into hacking we someone gets caught they can explain there process and that can geek's or people who try to to put out hacking programs to help prevent hacking.


if ever been hacked you should go straight to the police and then call your local area computer store and take your pc in for checks.

The local FBI #312-421-6700


IC3 is to serve as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber crime.


in the artcile that was asign it was pretty much saying that what we do or do on the computer their are and can be cookies to watch everthing and save everthing that we are doing and that can be hack in as well just as easy if your are in the internet.

ICANN

A icann is a non-profit corporation that was formed to assume responsibility for IP address allocation, protocol parameter assignment, domain name system management, and root server system management functions now performed under U.S. Government contract by IANA and other entities.

A domain name system is a general-purpose distributed, replicated, data query service chiefly used on Internet for translating hostnames into Internet addresses

A icann role is mostly for security purpose usaully.

I P Address

for my favortie domain name's

1)yahoo.com- 209.191.93.52.

2)espn.com-199.181.132.250

3)google.com- 64.233.167.99

4)bet.com- 208.46.163.35

5)sportcenter.com- 68.178.232.143