Oakville Osteopathic Clinic makes use of cookies on this website (https://www.oakvilleosteopathicclinic.com/). Any reference in this Cookies Policy to “you,” “yours,” or similar terminology refers to any user of this website, regardless of identity. Terms like “we,” “us,” “our,” and so forth are used to refer to Oakville Osteopathic Clinic.
Like almost all professional websites, this one uses cookies, which are small files that are downloaded to your computer. Cookies are text files that are saved on your computer, mobile device, etc. when you visit a website. They are typically composed of characters and numbers. Cookies are used so that you can use this website and all of its features. These cookies are absolutely necessary in order to use the website or any of its features. We also use analysis cookies to better understand our website visitors and improve our marketing, product, and service offerings, as well as performance optimization cookies to improve your online experience.
This page details the information they gather, how we use it, and the reasons we sometimes need to maintain these cookies. Furthermore, we’ll outline how to prevent these cookies from being saved, albeit doing so may cause certain website features to “break” or function less effectively. We will only use performance and analysis cookies with your consent, as required by applicable law, if you have checked the corresponding box in the Cookie Information Message that appears when you first visit our website. From time to time, this message may appear again if the relevant cookie is rejected or removed (see “Cookie Settings,” below).
Through the settings of your browser, you can disable cookies. Please be aware that this might also affect the strictly necessary cookies, which are vital to the functionality of this website. Consequently, some features of the website may not function as intended if you disable (all) cookies. Furthermore, without cookies, we would be unable to enhance your online experience. For example, you will be prompted to choose the language each time you see the Cookie Information Message. Additionally, you can adjust your browser’s settings to get alerts when cookies are being set.
How Cookies Are Used
We use cookies for a variety of purposes, some of which are listed below. Unfortunately, the majority of the time, there are no industry-standard methods for disabling cookies without also totally preventing this website from using the features and functionality they provide. It is recommended that you keep cookies enabled on all of your devices even if you are not sure if they are required for a service you use.
Our use of cookies and tracking technologies
When discussing cookies and tracking technologies on our websites, Oakville Osteopathic Clinic makes reference to the following:
Internet Beacons
Web beacons are a tool we use in our subscriber emails to help us better manage content. Web beacons are tiny, uniquely identifiable images that are used to track an online user’s activities. Whereas cookies are stored on a user’s hard drive, web beacons are undetectable web components that are embedded on websites. They assist us in determining which recipients of our HTML-based emails have clicked through, which aids in the evaluation of the efficacy of our marketing initiatives.
Pixels
A pixel is the piece of code that is installed on your computer in order to trigger the setting of a cookie. We use this method from time to time so that we can send you messages that are more relevant.
Log Files
Log files are used by us to record events that occur on our websites. This may encompass various aspects such as the nature, substance, or schedule of any transactions you conduct using your device. Because of these audit trails, we are able to review activities on our websites.
How and why tracking technologies and cookies are used
Cookies come in two varieties, depending on how they are configured:
Session Cookies
Are momentarily stored in the RAM of your computer during website visits and are removed when your browser is closed.
Persistent Cookies
Kept on your computer for a predetermined amount of time and used to ascertain whether we have previously interacted with your computer.
Our websites may use cookies in one of two ways:
1st Party Cookies
Cookies that are established by the website domain (or one of its subdomains).
3rd Party Cookies
Cookies that come from a different domain on the internet. (For instance, by an outside web service or by one of our primary technology partners).
Classification of Cookies
The following categories apply to cookies that we and our primary technology partners have placed on the website:
Category 1: Cookies that are strictly necessary
Because they enable you to navigate a website and use its features, like accessing secure areas, these cookies are essential. Without these cookies, it would be impossible to provide the services you have requested (such as access to restricted areas). These cookies don’t gather any personal information about you that might be used to follow your online activity or for marketing purposes.
Category 2: Performance cookies
These cookies collect information about your website usage, including the pages you visit most frequently and the error messages you see on specific pages. There is no personally identifiable information gathered by these cookies. These cookies only collect anonymous data in order to improve our website’s functionality. These cookies will prevent online advertising from targeting you. Without the use of these cookies, we are unable to evaluate the performance of our website and make relevant improvements that could improve your browsing experience.
Category 3: Functionality cookies
A website can remember your preferences (such as your user name, language, or location) and adapt its features and content to your needs with the use of these cookies. For instance, you can use them to store your login information and any modifications you’ve made to the text size, font, and other design elements on the page. In addition, they could be used to provide services that users have asked for, like viewing a video or commenting on a blog. In order to ensure that all of our services and communications are relevant to you, these cookies may be used. The information these cookies collect does not allow for the tracking of your online browsing activity on other websites. Without these cookies, a website cannot remember your previous preferences or alter how you browse.
Category 4: Targeting and advertising cookies
We use these to display ads on our websites that we believe are more relevant to you. Without these cookies, the online adverts you see will be less customized to your tastes and needs. Furthermore, we allow specific advertising partners to set cookies specifically so they can monitor the success of their campaigns.
Data Processing
The business only processes personal data in accordance with the GDPR and other applicable privacy regulations, and only when necessary. The organization has ensured that there is a legitimate legal basis for each processing of the personal data of Oakville Osteopathic Clinic data subjects. The business has also ensured that all legal documentation, such as agreements and privacy policies, complies with the GDPR.
Standards for Technological Organization and Security
After completing an extensive audit, the company mapped out all of the Personal Data and data sets it manages and implemented organizational and technical security measures to ensure the security of that data.
Education
The company provides regular training to its staff members about the GDPR, the company’s data practices, and the value of data security.
User Rights
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) grants individuals the following rights: (i) access to personal data; (ii) rectification and erasure of such data; (iv) restriction on processing of personal data; (v) objection to processing of personal data; (vi) exercise of the right to data portability; (vii) filing of a complaint with a supervisory authority; and (viii) withdrawal of consent, if applicable. Give us a call at +16474908835. We have also trained our designated privacy and security team to respond to such requests and uphold privacy by design and privacy by default when developing new platforms, features, products, and services.
Incident Responsiveness
As required by applicable law, the company will promptly notify data controllers, regulators, and end users of any data breaches. It has established a procedure for handling such incidents.
The Cookies We Set
Cookies linked to email newsletters
Cookies may be used to remember if you have previously registered and whether to show particular notifications that may be restricted to users who have subscribed or unsubscribed. This website offers email and newsletter subscription services.
Cookies related to forms
Cookies may be used to remember if you have previously registered and whether to show particular notifications that may be restricted to users who have subscribed or unsubscribed. This website offers email and newsletter subscription services.
Third-Party Cookies
We occasionally use cookies that have been supplied by reliable third parties. The third party cookies that this website may use are listed in the section below.
Google (_ga; _gat; _gid) – To better understand user behavior and pinpoint areas for improvement, this website uses Google Analytics, one of the most well-liked and trustworthy online analytics tools. These cookies are used by us to collect information about user behavior on our website. We use the information to produce reports and update the website. The quantity of visitors to the website, their country of origin, and the pages they have viewed are among the non-personally identifiable information collected by the cookies. These cookies may track things like the pages you visit and the length of time you spend on the website in order to continuously producing engaging content. For additional information about Google Analytics cookies, go to the official Google Analytics page or read Google’s overview of data privacy and security at https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245.
Periodically, we test new features and make small tweaks to the site’s delivery system. In order to provide you with a consistent experience on the site and to assist us in determining which user-appreciated optimizations are the most popular, these cookies may be used while we’re still testing new features.
We will be tracking this type of data because we are a product seller and need to know the numbers regarding the number of people who visit our website and complete a purchase. This is important to you because it means we can project our business expenses accurately, which allows us to monitor the costs of our products and advertising and ensure the best possible pricing.
The Google AdSense service, which we utilize to provide “advertising,” uses a DoubleClick cookie to show you fewer and more relevant ads online and to limit how often a specific ad appears to you. To learn more about AdSense, go to the official Google AdSense privacy FAQ.
We are able to pay for the upkeep of this website and future developments with the assistance of advertisements. The purpose of the behavioural advertising cookies this website uses is to ensure that we show you the most relevant advertisements by anonymously tracking your interests and presenting related content that may be of interest.
Affiliate tracking cookies simply notify us if a customer came to our website through one of our affiliate partners’ websites so we can give them credit for it. Our affiliate partners run advertisements on our behalf. They also give our affiliate partners the ability to offer you any bonuses they might have for completing a purchase, when applicable.
We also use social media plugins and/or buttons on this website, which enable you to engage with your social network in various ways. In order for the social media sites listed below to work, cookies will be set through our site by Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/business/learn/facebook-ads-pixel), Pinterest, and Twitter. The platforms may use these cookies to enhance your online profile or add to the data they store for a number of reasons that are listed in each privacy policy.
Disabling Cookies
You can prevent cookies from being set by adjusting the settings of your browser (see Help for details on how to do this). Please be aware that if you disable cookies, many websites you visit, including this one, will not work properly. Generally speaking, disabling cookies will also disable some of the features and functionalities of this website. As such, it is not recommended to disable cookies.
How can I modify my cookie preferences?
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