Protecting Children's Personal Information
We at Guide are committed to providing an online environment for children that is safe, fun, and Christ-centered. In accordance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), we strive to safeguard the privacy of children who visit our Web site, especially in regard to collection of children’s personal information. Personal information is defined under COPPA as “individually identifiable information,” information that helps others to identify a particular person. The following is information about what data we collect, how we use it, who has access to it, and what parents’ and legal guardians’ rights are with regard to the collection, storage, and use of their child’s personal information.
Visitors to our Web site under age 13 are free to access many of the features our site offers without disclosing any personal information. Children will not be required to disclose any more personal information than is reasonably necessary to participate in any program or activity.
We request an e-mail address to respond to questions and information sent via “Contact Us” and similar portions of the Web site. COPPA rules allow a Web site to collect a child’s e-mail address to respond once to a specific request from the child, as is done with the information provided in these sections of the site.
We require personal information for membership in the online CyberClub, which allows children to post in the online discussion board, participate in live chats, post content in the Talent Showcase, and post comments in other areas of the Guide site. The only personal information required to participate in the CyberClub is the child’s full name.
Before children under age 13 are permitted to participate in the CyberClub, we require consent from a parent or legal guardian. To request consent, we ask the child to provide his or her full name and the e-mail address of a parent or legal guardian. With this information we e-mail the parent or legal guardian, asking the adult to give consent for the child's CyberClub membership by clicking on a link in the e-mail. Parents or legal guardians may also choose to give consent by e-mailing us directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Once consent is given, the child's CyberClub account will be activated. If no consent is given, the child's account will not be activated, and the account information will be deleted after 30 days.Cookies are test files that contain pieces of information that a Web site transfers to an individual’s hard disk. On this site we do not collect any information passively through the use of cookies.
Third Parties
Personal information of CyberClub members is accessible only to the Guide staff. We will not share or sell any information to third parties outside the Review and Herald Publishing Association and Pacific Press Publishing Association without express authorization, except in the following instances:
1. Where disclosure is necessary to the operation of our Web site in order to serve your needs—for instance, in processing credit transactions or shipping products.
2. Where disclosure is necessary to ensure the security and integrity of our Web site, to protect against liability, or when we are required to disclose the information by law. Unfortunately, we are unable to control, and therefore cannot accept responsibility for, the data use practices of third parties in these situations.
Updated January 2015.
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