Privacy Policy
Introduction
Further Advisory LLC (“Further Advisory” or “we” or “our” or “us”), in provision of its website, with its homepage located at https://furtheradvisory.com , (the “Site”), respects your privacy as a visitor to our Site. It is important for you to understand what information we collect about you during your visit and what we do with that information (this information is referred to as our “Privacy Policy”). This Privacy Policy discloses the information practices of Further Advisory, including what type of information is gathered and tracked, how the information is used, and with whom the information is shared.
From time to time, we may supplement this Privacy Policy with additional information relating to a particular interaction we have with you.
This Privacy Policy is effective as of May 18, 2021.
Your visit to this Site is subject to this Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use, which incorporates this Privacy Policy.
This policy does not apply to information collected about you by any third party (i.e. anyone other than Further Advisory). Any information you provide that you know or reasonably should know will be accessed by a third party is not coved by this Privacy Policy (e.g., if you post a comment to an article as part of an online discussion of the article). Information you provide directly to third parties is not covered by this Privacy Policy (for example, if you provide information to third party organizations that may be linked from the Site or whose contact information you gather from the Site).
Please review this Privacy Policy carefully, because if you do not agree with our practices, your ultimate choice is not to use this Site. Remember, by using any part of this Site, you accept and agree to our privacy practices, this Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use. If we update this Privacy Policy, your continued use of this site (following the posting of the revised policy) means that you accept and agree to the terms of the revised privacy policy.
Information Collection and Use
Information We Collect
Active Data Collection
Passive Data Collection
Information from Third Party Sources
Use of Information
Use of Personally Identifiable Information
Personally Identifiable Information Sharing and Disclosure
Log Files
Third Parties
Aggregate Information
Use of Information in the Social Computing Environment
Access & Information
- The categories of personal information businesses collect about them (e.g., identifiers such as their names, Social Security numbers, IP addresses, email addresses, postal addresses; commercial information such as purchasing histories; geolocation data, biometric information, internet activity such as web browsing histories; and professional or employment-related information);
- The sources from which that personal information was collected (e.g., online order histories, online surveys, marketing companies, tracking pixels, cookies, web beacons, or recruiters);
- The categories of personal information sold to third parties;
- The categories of personal information disclosed for business purposes;
- The categories of third parties to whom personal information was sold or disclosed (e.g., tailored advertising partners, affiliates, social media websites, service providers);
- The business or commercial purposes for which personal information was collected or sold (e.g., fraud prevention, marketing, improving customer experience); and
- The “specific pieces” of personal information collected.