Lifeline Connections reserves the right to change the terms of this Policy at any time. Any changes will become effective as soon as we publish them. We may publish notice by any reasonable means, including by e-mail or by posting notice on our Web sites.

Your privacy is important to us. We are committed to providing the most useful information available and protecting consumer privacy. We are committed to the ethical and fair use of the information we collect.

We record certain information about visitors to our Web sites for the purpose of making our Web sites more informative and useful to our customers.

The information we collect from our Web sites is limited to:

Use of email addresses of those who communicate with us by email. Our server does not collect your email address unless you specifically provide it to us or communicate with us via email. We will use your email address to respond to your inquiries or to send you other information, if you request it. We do not make your email address available to third parties for any reason.

Counts and trends regarding what pages people look at on our Web sites. Example: We can determine which pages on our Web sites are visited most often, and which operating systems (such as Windows XP or Macintosh OS) and Web browsers (such as Netscape or Internet Explorer) are the most popular. None of this information identifies you personally. We use the information in the aggregate only to improve our Web sites and make them more informative and user friendly.

Information volunteered by site visitors. We collect certain limited personal information about our visitors on customer service forms, subscription forms and surveys.

Lifeline Connections may disclose information by or about visitors to the Web sites in order to (1) comply with applicable laws, (2) respond to governmental inquiries, (3) comply with valid legal process, and (4) protect the rights or property of Lifeline Connections.

Cookies. We may use cookies on our Web sites to help make our visitors’ experience more enjoyable and to help us understand how visitors use the Web sites. Cookies are small text files that we place on a user’s computer. Cookies allow us to recognize users when they return to, and navigate through the pages of, the Web sites. Cookies also allow us to measure the number of times a user clicks to various sections on our Web sites.

Cookies, by themselves, do not tell us the identity of an individual user unless such information is provided by that user. But if you choose to give us this information, it may be linked to the data stored in your cookie.

If for some reason you would prefer not to take advantage of the benefits made possible by cookies, check your browser instructions. Most browsers allow you to reject cookies or to choose which cookies to accept.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this policy, please contact the webmaster.