Privacy Policy
Trusted newsletters privacy policy: We at Trusted Newsletters are totally committed to protecting your privacy.
We comply with the principles of the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003
We only collect information from you to process your order and to tailor your visit to our website to be as relevant to you as possible.
We do not send random marketing emails to personal email addresses (spam).
The information we process includes:
Your name
Email address
This data will be held in accordance with our internal security policy. You can unsubscribe at any time and all records are then deleted.
We will never collect sensitive information about you without your agreement. You have a right to ask for a copy of the information which we are holding on you. We will delete information or correct any inaccuracies at no charge as soon as you make the request.
Data will only be released to third parties (e.g. the police) on request where there is a legal requirement for us to do so.
Cookies – what they are and how we use them
Cookies are small text files that our website and sometimes emails place in your computer to ensure that your experience of our offerings is as effective as possible. They enable us to track visitors’ usage of our site so that we can continuously improve it. There’s nothing mysterious about them and they do not collect personal data.
Like pretty much all website owners we have always operated cookies and you have had the benefit of using them.
EU regulations now require us to inform you of what they are and give you the option to prohibit them if you wish.
We’re using the word ‘cookies‘ here to include things like ‘web beacons’ and ‘Flash cookies’ which serve similar functions.
‘Your computer’ includes anything connected to the internet including laptops, office machines, tablets, mobile phones and so on.
Now, or in the future, we may use cookies in the following categories:
Necessary. Without these, our website will not function correctly.
Helpful – to us and to you. We monitor visitor activity on our website (without collecting any data on you) so that we can improve the site structure, page routing options and processing systems to help all visitors. These cookies also help us to guide you to pages likely to be of most interest to you.
Personal – for your benefit. These cookies remember your password and other preferences and can allow you to link onwards to watch a video or join in an online conversation.
Third-party adverts. They do not know who you are and we don’t tell them. But they may be included on our site to invite you to follow an interest. There are more details on these at www.youronlinechoices.eu for EU consumers and at www.aboutads.info/choices for those in the USA.
On emails. We do NOT use web beacons to check whether our emails are actually opened and whether any links in them are clicked on. And all our emails also give you a total opt-out procedure.
The above has been a simple introduction to cookies, what they are and why we use them. You can find out much more if you wish at http://www.ico.org.uk
Rather than listing data on all the cookies we use or may use in the future, you will almost certainly find it quicker and easier to set your web browser to control cookie usage on all the sites you visit. The ICO site shown covers all the details of how to do this. Another really good one is www.allaboutcookies.org.
If you have a very old browser you may need to bring it up to date to use effective cookie controls.