Privacy Policy

Cookies

“Cookies” are tiny text files stored by a user’s browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, etc.) to save information for use in subsequent interactions with the site. This information can be anything that is known to the website owner and may include but is not limited to any content you provide via a form on the site, content you view, the date and time that you view this content, the products you purchase, or your location information.

We collect no personally identifiable information except for information you explicitly submit on this website. You are not required to accept any cookies to use this site.

We use third-party cookies (such as the Google Analytics cookies) to gain insights about the demographics and usage behavior of our visitors and to serve advertising to them across the Internet.

Standard Internet Logs

We collect information for each request to our website in a log file. Each log entry includes the date and time of the request, your IP address, the content you requested, the type of browser you use, any URL your browser provides indicating a website that may have referred you to our site, as well as the results of the request (error diagnostic information).

Use of Collected Data and Data Processors We Use

We utilize products that collect, receive, or use end users’ personal data. Data is collected to allow us to provide our services, as well as for remarketing and behavioral targeting, advertising, and analytics. Personal data is collected using the following services:

Analytics:

• Google Analytics
  This website uses Google Analytics to help analyze how visitors use this site. Google Analytics utilizes the data it collects to track and examine the use of our website, to prepare reports on its activities and share them with other Google services. Google may use the collected data to contextualize and personalize the ads of its own advertising network. Data collected: Cookie, Identifiers for mobile devices and Usage Data. Google’s Privacy Policy | Opt Out | How Google uses data when you use our partners' sites

• Google Analytics Demographics and Interest Reporting
  We use the Demographics and Interest Reporting feature in Google Analytics to gain insights regarding the demographics and interests of our website visitors. Data collected: Cookie and Usage Data. Google’s Privacy Policy

• Google Remarketing with Analytics
  Google Remarketing with Analytics is a service provided by Google Inc. that connects the tracking activity performed by Google Analytics and its cookies with the Google Display Network and Search-ads campaigns. It allows us to create audiences of our site users and deliver relevant ads based on the actions those users took on our site. Data collected: Cookie and Usage Data. Privacy Policy | Opt Out

• Google Tag Manager
  We use this tool to place tracking code. It may collect aggregated data from tags firing. Google’s Privacy Policy

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Remarketing and Behavioral Targeting:

We use the following third-party advertising vendors that use cookies to show you our ads across the Internet based on your past visits to our website properties or your previous web browsing behavior.

• Google Ads
  We use advertising products offered by Google Ads, potentially including Google Paid Search, Google Display and YouTube. Google Ads conversion tracking is an analytics service provided by Google, Inc. that connects data from the Google Ads advertising network with actions performed on our website. Data collected: Cookie and Usage Data. Google Ads’ Privacy Policy | Opt Out. 

• LinkedIn
  We use advertising products offered by LinkedIn, a business-oriented social media and networking platform. LinkedIn conversion tracking is an analytics service provided by LinkedIn Corporation that connects data from the LinkedIn advertising network with actions performed on our website. Data collected: Cookie and Usage Data. LinkedIn’s Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Opt Out

• Q1Media
  We use advertising products offered by Q1Media, Inc. potentially including geofencing, audio streaming and OTT. Data collected: Cookie and Usage Data. Q1Media’s Privacy Policy

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You can generally opt-out of receiving personalized ads from third party advertisers who follow the Digital Advertising Alliance’s Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising by visiting the opt-out page on the DAA site.

You can opt out of personalized online ads from members of the Network Advertising Initiative by visiting the opt-out page of the NAI site.

You may also decline to receive interest-based ads through TrustE/TrustArc’s preferences manager (or if you are located in the European Union click here).

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Revoking Consent and Data Erasure

End users who reside in the European Economic Area: If you wish to revoke your consent to have information processed by us or any of the vendors we use for data processing, or you wish to request deletion of your personal data, please both contact the website owner where the data was collected/obtained (the Data Controller) and us at info@glas-col.com.

• The identity and contact details of the organization, its representative, and its Data Protection Officer

• The purpose for the organization to process an individual’s personal data and its legal basis

• The legitimate interests of the organization (or third party, where applicable)

• Any recipient or categories of recipients of an individual’s data

• The details regarding any transfer of personal data to a third country and the safeguards taken

• The retention period or criteria used to determine the retention period of the data

• The existence of each data subject’s rights

• The right to withdraw consent at any time (where relevant)

• The right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

• Whether the provision of personal data is part of a statutory or contractual requirement or obligation and the possible consequences of failing to provide the personal data

• The existence of an automated decision-making system, including profiling, and information about how this system has been set up, the significance, and the consequences

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Per Article 14(3), if you obtain personal data from a third party, you must communicate the above information to the data subject either: no later than one month after you have obtained the data, at the time you first communicate with the data subject, or before sharing the data with another organization.