Privacy policy

Main terms

1. This Privacy policy (further «Policy» or «Privacy policy») is an integral part of this Website Terms of Use concluded by the User (further «You» or «User») and the Charity Organization.
2. All the terms used in this Policy from a capital letter and the meanings of which are not indicated in this document, have to be interpreted the way they are indicated in the Terms of Use. Our Privacy Policy is designed to let you know what personal data we receive from the Users of the Site as well as how we collect, process, and use it.
3. In the Policy, it is told how We use this information, the other details on Our Methods of work with personal data are described, and it is explained how it is possible to address Us in case of any questions or remarks. Information and personal data are collected, processed, and used in strict compliance with the legislation of Ukraine.
4. We reserve Our right to make changes in the Privacy policy in any time with any reason without additional informing You on respective changes.
5. Your providing/posting the information on the Site is Your consent with the content of this Privacy policy and means that You agree with the fact that we can collect, use, and spread/distribute the information on certifying Your identity in accordance with this Privacy policy. If You do not agree with the conditions of this Privacy policy, do NOT refer Us any information and stop using the Site.

Types of information We receive

We collect the information concerning You just in case You have voluntarily given the respective information or given a firm consent for providing and/or using it. The information we collect includes:

1. Information making it possible for Us to certify Your identity: We can collect the information making it possible for Us to certify Your identity (further «Personal data») in cases when You decide to cooperate with Us and provide the respective information via feedback or completing individual contact or registration forms on the Site, or You provide this information in other way via the Site including addressing Your requests, making donations via the Site, etc. Personal data, apart from the rest, includes the information about Your name, phone number, address of residence, e-mail address, Your documents’ data, other similar information.
2. Secondary (technical) data: when You visit the Site, some data is recorded automatically on the servers of the Foundation for system administration as well as for statistical or reserve aims using a number of technologies including but not limited to cookie-files, tags, tracking Your IP address / tracking URL and other instruments. The recorded information can include the name of Your Internet-provider, in some cases Your IP address, the data on the edition of Your browser’s program software, on the operational system of the computer You have visited the Site from, the addresses of the websites You are visiting simultaneously with Our Site, and, if possible, Your search parameters having led You to the Site, time/date labels, number of clicks, ads viewed, etc. You can block or turn off cookie-files on Your computer that will limit the collection of Secondary data conducted via using cookie-files but thus You will not be able to use some functional features of the Site, and Your user experience can face negative changes.
3. We can also use other services of tracking (programs of third parties) such as Google Analytics to understand and investigate the conditions of Your using of Our Site. Please, be aware that in Google Analytics, the information sent by Your browser as part of a webpage request including cookie-files and Your IP address is collected. In this case, Google also receives this information and its using is regulated by Google Privacy policy and/or the operator of Google Analytics program software; We are not a party of Your relationships with third parties like Google Analytics operators, etc.
4. Payment information: We do not collect the information on Your payment means directly, such as bank cards, etc. In case You want to make a donation via the Site, You will be redirected to the website of a third party – a payment operator via which it will be possible to conduct such a payment, Your payment details will not be given to the Foundation, but to such payment operator. Please, be aware that Your data will be processed by such third party in compliance with its Privacy policy or another agreement concluded with You.
5. Children’s personal data: We do not want to collect information about the visitors under 18 years old. If necessary, We can unequivocally pay a child’s attention to the fact that they are not obliged to send any personal data to our e-mail. If parents or other legal representatives of a child reveal that the child has given the Site some information and consider such data to be destroyed, We will take actions to delete such information by their appeal.
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Using the information We receive

1. Your Personal data and other information given by You is used with the only aim You give it to Us.
2. We will use the information given by You to encourage and organize feedback with You, to send You correspondence, messages, information including promotional one, to maintain Our databases including contact, user, donor bases, etc., to conduct statistical, promotional, sociological, and other researches, to form agreements and other documents necessary for formalizing Our relations with You as well as for preventing violations of privacy, legal norms or terms of agreements.
3. We do not sell information to third parties.

Data security

1. The Foundation undertakes to store the information and data given by You carefully and safely as well as take all the preventive actions for data security from loss, incorrect usage or illegal amendment. However, there is no method of information transfer via Internet or mobile communications or method of electronic storage being 100% secure. Accordingly, despite Our efforts We cannot guarantee or ensure safety of any information You give Us via Our Site.
2. You confirm that You understand the risks described above including the fact that the information given by You can be lost or received by third parties, and take all personal and independent risks related to this.

Sharing the information We receive with third parties

We can share the information given by You with third parties purely as a necessary extent for achieving the goal described above or in terms of protecting the security or integrity of Our Site, for taking preventive actions against prosecuting or promoting other states’ trials or requests; or in cases when, to Our mind, it is necessary to provide such information for preventing causing physical harm or financial damages, or due to investigations related to a suspicious or actual illegal activities.

Links to other web resources

1. You have to be aware that the other websites the links to which can be found on Our Site or in the e-mails from the Foundation can have their own terms of collecting and processing information that can differ from this Privacy policy.
2. To provide data privacy and security, We recommend You to review the terms of use and privacy policies of the other websites, programs or online services You find links to.

Contacts

1. You can manage information exchange via e-mail with Us including refusal to receive letters addressing Us directly. Additionally, if You prefer receiving emails just from Us and wish for deleting Your data including Your name and address from the list, please contact: antytila.ua@gmail.com.
2. If You have questions related to this Privacy policy or You consider We do not follow this Privacy policy, You can contact: antytila.ua@gmail.com.

Cookies

Cookie-files are small fragments of text the visited Site sells to a browser. They help the Site remember the necessary information so that it would be easier for You to visit the Site next time, and its content would be more useful. For this purpose, other technologies can also be used including unique identifiers helping identify the type of browser, app or device, pixels and local memory. Cookie-files and other technologies described on this page can be used for the functions placed below.

The types of cookie-files and other technologies used by Google

Some or all the cookie-files or other technologies described below can be stored in Your browser, app or on Your device. You can manage using cookie-files (specifically, refuse some of them) here: g.co/privacytools. You can also manage them in Your browser (in browsers for mobile devices such option can be unavailable). Other technologies used to identify apps and devices can be managed in the adjustments of a device or an app.

Principles of operation

Cookie-files and other technologies used to realize the functions give You an access to the main features of the service. Specifically, they include the parameters (such as language), information related to the session (e.g. content of the shopping cart), and optimizing the product helping ensure the work of this service and improve it. Some cookie-files and other technologies help save Your parameters. For example, in browsers of most Google services users, there are cookie-files called NID or ENID (depending on the parameters chosen). They are used to remember Your adjustments and other information, specifically, the chosen language, number of search results chosen to be seen on the page (e.g. 10 or 20), and parameters of the Google Safe search filter.

The validity period of each NID cookie-file is 6 months since the last use and the one of an ENID one – 13 months. The files VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE and YEC conduct similar functions on YouTube. They also help detect and solve problems with the service. Their validity periods are 6 and 13 months, respectively. The other cookie-files and technologies are used to support and improve individual browsing sessions. For example, the cookie-file called PREF is used on YouTube to store such information as chosen page adjustments and playback parameters (as automatic playback option, mixing content and player size). On YouTube Music, the data on volume adjustment, repeat mode and automatic playback is also stored. The validity period of this cookie-file is 8 months since the last use. The cookie-file pm_sess is also used during the browsing session and stored during 30 minutes. The cookie-files and other technologies can also improve the quality of Google services. For example, the CGIC file improves the search results offers automatically filling search requests based on the data the User starts to type. The validity period of storing this cookie-file is 6 months. Google uses the CONSENT file (its validity period is 2 years) to store the data on User parameters related to cookie-files. The SOCS file (validity period – 13 months) also contains this data.

Security

Cookie-files and other technologies used for security help authenticate users, prevent fraud as well as protect You when in the course of Your interaction with the service. Cookie-files and other technologies used for authentication of users help ensure that only the owner of an account has access to it. For example, cookie-files called SID and HSID contain the data about Google account being encoded and digitally signed as well as the information about the last time logged-in. The combination of these two cookie-files makes it possible to block many types of attacks, e.g. tries to steal the content of forms You sell in Google services. Some cookie-files and other technologies help control spam, fraud and violations. For example, the files pm_sess, YSC and AEC make it possible to ensure that during a browsing session the requests are being sent by the User, not the other websites. They do not let malicious websites act on behalf of the User without their knowledge. The validity period of the pm_sess file is 30 minutes, and of the AEC one – 6 months. The YSC file is valid only during a browsing session.

Analytics

Cookie-files and other technologies used for analytics help collect data and make it possible for services to analyze their interaction with users. Thanks to this statistics, the services can offer content that is more relevant and create necessary functions improving interaction with users. Some cookie-files and other technologies help websites and apps understand how the users interact with their services. For example, using a set of cookie-files Google Analytics collects information and sends statistics of using websites not providing Google the users’ personal data. In Google Analytics, mostly _ga cookie-files are used. With their help, the service differentiates users. Their validity period is 2 years. These files are used by all websites using Google Analytics (specifically, Google services). Each _ga file is unique for a particular resource, so with their help it is impossible to track an exact user or browser on the websites unrelated to each other. Google services also use the NID and ENID files for analytics in Search, and the VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE and YEC ones – on YouTube.

Advertising

Google uses cookie-files and other technologies for advertising, specifically to post, process and personalize the ads (depending on the parameters on the page g.co/adsettings and adjustments in the app and on the device), limit the number of displays, hide the ads You do not want to see any more, and evaluate the efficiency of advertising. The NID files are used to display Google ads in our services to the users not having logged-in. The ANID and IDE files are used to display Google ads on a third-party websites. If personalized advertising is on, in the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland and Great Britain, the ANID files store this adjustment during 13 months, and in other countries – during 24 months. If personalized advertising is off, the ANID files will store this adjustment until the year 2030. The validity period of the NID file is 6 months since the last use. In the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland and Great Britain, the validity period of the IDE file accounts for 13 months, and in other countries – 24 months. Depending on your advertising adjustments, the other Google services like YouTube can also use these and other cookie-files and technologies (e.g. VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE) for showing ads. Some cookie-files and other technologies used for advertising are intended for the users having logged-in their Google account. For example, the DSID file helps identify the users having logged-in their account and visit third-party websites as well as remember if the user has agreed personalized advertising. Its validity period is 2 weeks. On the Google ad platform, companies can promote themselves in Google services as well as on the other websites. Some cookie-files support the function of showing ads by Google on third-party websites. They are installed in the domain of a website being visited. For example, thanks to the _gads file websites can show Google ads. The source of cookie-files beginning with _gac_ is Google Analytics. Advertisers use them to analyze the user’s actions and efficiency of ad campaigns. The validity period of the _gads cookie-files is 13 months, and of the _gac_ ones – 90 days. With the help of some cookie-files and other technologies, it is possible to evaluate the efficiency of advertising and campaigns as well as the coefficients of conversion for Google ads on the visited websites. For example, the cookie-files beginning with _gcl_ are mostly aimed to help the advertisers identify how many users having clicked on their ads completed an action of the website (such as making a purchase). Cookie-files for identifying the coefficients of conversions are not used for personalized advertising. The validity period of the _gcl_ cookie-files is 90 days. You can read more details about the cookie-files used for advertising in this article.

Personalization

Cookie-files and other technologies used for personalization improve the users’ interaction with services offering personalized content and functions (depending on Your parameters on the page g.co/privacytools or in the adjustments of the app or device). Personalization can be applied, specifically, to search results, recommendations, the main YouTube page or ads. For example, the VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE file can turn on personalized recommendations on YouTube based on the viewed videos and search requests, and the NID one – functions of personalized auto-completion when typing requests in Search. The validity period of these cookie-files is 6 months since the last use. The cookie-file for personalization called UULE sends the information about exact location from Your browser to Google servers so that we could show You the results according to Your location. Using this cookie-file depends on the adjustments of Your browser (specifically, on the fact whether You have turned Your geo-data on). The validity period of the UULE file is up to 6 hours. The videos You are watching at the moment, Your actual search request in Google, the data on Your approximate location, etc. influence on non-personalized content and functions.

Managing cookie-files in Your browser

In most browsers, You can decide which cookie-files are installed and used when viewing webpages as well as delete them and data on viewing pages. Moreover, sometimes it is possible to choose the parameters of managing cookie-files for each individual website. For example, in the Google Chrome settings on the page chrome://settings/cookies, it is possible to delete the existent cookie-files, agree or block all cookie-files as well as choose the parameters for websites. In Google Chrome, there is also an incognito mode where the history of web views and cookie-files are deleted from the device as soon as You close all the incognito browser windows.

Managing other technologies in apps and on devices

Most mobile devices and apps make it possible for You to manage the adjustment and using other technologies (e.g. unique identifiers) for identifying a web browser, app or device. For example, advertising identifiers on Android or Apple devices can be managed in the device’s settings, and for individual apps – in the settings of these apps.