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BlueJet IA & Your Privacy

We have built our business on the strength of the quality of our service and we therefore feel responsible for ensuring that the privacy of our users is appropriately protected at all times.

In setting up our privacy policy, our goal was to comply with internationally respected standards such as those established by the Council of Europe's Convention on data protection (1981) as well as the EU Data Protection Directive (EU/46/95). In complying with these standards, BlueJet pledges our customers to collect only that personal information that we require for the technical and commercial operation of our activities to inform you when we collect personal information to inform you of the specific purpose for collecting this information not later than the moment of collection to use your personal information fairly and lawfully for the specified purposes and only for these purposes to give you access to your personal information kept by BlueJet to keep your personal information secure using both technical and organisational measures not to pass on your personal information to anybody unless you have specifically consented that we can so communicate your information. We will only store your personal information for the length of time required for the purpose for which it is collected.

Privacy & Personal Information

Personal information is defined as being any information which can be linked to an identified or identifiable individual. Quite simply, if any information can be linked to you it becomes personal information and we therefore take great care when collecting and processing such information in order to protect the privacy of our users.

Anonymity

When you visit BlueJet you may use many services without telling us who you are. Thus, unless you request a service that requires your personal details, you may use our services anonymously. However we may place a cookie on your PC to enable us to keep statistical track of our audience and build trends on usage. More details on how we use cookies can be found in this document.

Fair and Lawful Purposes for Collecting your Information

We collect your personal information for four main purposes:

Operational - in order to be able to provide the right service you require which may depend on the hardware & software installed in your home or office

Selective information channelling - in order to know which news or other information you prefer to read first, thus saving you time Direct marketing and advertising - bringing you information about products and services which may be of interest to you. Enable you to participate in special offers, contests/competition.

Using your Information

BlueJet uses your personal information to:

Know your preferences and direct advertising for products and services in which you may be interested. We do this by deciding which advertising banners and displays you get to see by sending you e-mails about a specific offer. In this way we can support the services we offer you without revealing your personal information to those suppliers who may wish to promote their products and services. This means that we do NOT need to give your personal information to suppliers and sponsors. Instead they tell us what they wish to promote and the categories of people they would like to reach and then only WE (i.e. BlueJet) know whom we need to target. Thus, BlueJet acts as a middleman between the advertiser and you the customer. For example, an advertiser tells us that he/she wishes to reach an audience of males over 25 interested in winter sports clothing and if you have previously displayed interest in winter sports travel we will decide to forward such advertising to you and not to your neighbour who is probably much more interested in receiving information about travel books.
With your permission we may share the information that you provide to us with selected third parties, primarily our advertisers and sponsors. You may opt-in of such sharing of information at the time of registration or later. If you opt-in to have such information shared at the time of registration, you will be able to opt-out any time thereafter.
From time to time we may run contests on our site in which we ask participants for contact information, e.g., their email addresses. If you participate in contests, your contact information will be used primarily to reach you in connection with the contests. We may also use the collected contact information to send you information about BlueJet, our services and selected sponsors. You may opt to receive such mailings at the time of registration for the contest. If you do not opt to receive such information, we will not contact you.

Your Right to Access and Control your Personal Information

To make sure that you can control your personal information BlueJet enables you to:

view the personal information we hold about you;

request that any personal information that is inaccurate, irrelevant or out-of-date be amended or deleted;

choose to stop using our services and have your personal information deleted, if such deletion is permissible by law and/or will not prejudice BlueJet's position at law;

Security

BlueJet has invested in various technical and organisational security measures to attempt to protect against the loss, misuse and alteration of personal information under our control. For example: we have built our systems with your privacy in mind at the design stage. BlueJet employees who have access either to the databases that store user information or to the servers that host our services must comply with strict security rules. While we cannot guarantee that loss, misuse or alteration to data will not occur, we make every effort to prevent such unfortunate occurrences;

Protecting your Sensitive Data

While all your personal information is protected by BlueJet using the various precautions and measures described above, some information is even more sensitive than others. BlueJet considers this type of personal information to be particularly sensitive and therefore, as an additional safeguard, only stores them in encrypted mode. Under no circumstance will we ever ask you for your password by e-mail or phone.

Legal Requirements and How Long we keep Personal Information

BlueJet may be required by law to:

Disclose certain personal information for purposes of law enforcement or national security;

Store personal information for various periods of time (e.g. in connection with tax laws);

As a rule BlueJet will not store your personal data for a period of more than ten years.

Third-Parties

No third-party sites are covered by this Privacy Policy. Any site that you may have accessed via www.freewebs.co.uk/bluejetia/ may not follow an acceptable privacy policy. BlueJet provides links to other sites for your convenience and in this respect, BlueJet cannot be held responsible for the content displayed in these sites and the privacy measures they adopt.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Cookies and how does BlueJet use them?

A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to your browser from a web server and stored on your computer's hard drive. Cookies are developed to standards, tightly restricted, and under no circumstance do we have direct access to your PC , hard drive or any other of your devices. We may send you more than one cookie depending on the services you are interested in. This is done automatically and you will normally not notice that this is happening. You can choose whether to accept the cookies that we send to you by changing the settings of your browser. If you choose not to accept these cookies, your experience at our site may be inferior and some features will not work as intended. Normally, we use cookies to:

Link a user to the account information we store on our computers;

Estimate the number of people using our different services. Each browser accessing BlueJet is given a unique cookie which is then used to determine the extent of repeat usage, usage by a registered user versus by an unregistered user, and to help target information and advertisements based on user interests and behaviour;

Track the progress and number of entries of our customers in our promotions and contests. When a BlueJet hosted promotion uses cookies, the information written to the cookie registers the player's progress through the promotion, and may be used to track entries, submissions, and status in prize draws;

Measure certain traffic patterns, which areas of BlueJet's services you visit and detect your visiting patterns. This information is used to understand how our users' habits are similar or different from one another so that we can ensure that our services, both technical and commercial, are properly set up to give our customers an enjoyable and profitable experience;

In addition to the cookies placed by BlueJet, advertisers that place ads on BlueJet or advertisers you may have accessed through BlueJet may also use their own cookies.

Does BlueJet sell Personal Information to other Companies?

No it does not. If another company wishes to contact any of our customers it gives us the advertisement and the profile of the target audience. BlueJet acts as the middleman in the transaction and only BlueJet knows whether a particular customer fits the profile targeted by the advertiser. What BlueJet may occasionally sell is aggregate information, i.e. statistical data with no names included e.g. there are 2,000 male clients interested in traveling for fishing or 40,000 male clients interested in football travel or 20,000 female clients aged 20-35 interested in travel in the Caribbean etc. BlueJet only passes any of your information to third parties, if you have specifically consented to it.

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