What you should know
Read the lines below to to get an overview of what our service entails. If you have any concerns that aren't covered here, please contact us at (support [at] appsfire [dot] com). Below are the highlights of this policy:
- We will never sell, rent, or share your private information with
anyone, with or without personally identifying information. We may
sell, rent, or share information about user behavior in aggregate
manner only. For example, "What are the top shared apps in the game
category?"
- You can delete your data at any time-- all of it, or just a slice of it. You can also delete your account at any time.
- We don't do spam. We may from time to time send updates about important
Appsfire news.
- Other users can't see any of your data or personal information, unless you decide to. Appsfire may introduce in the future you more features that will allow you to control easily what data is shared and what remains fully private.
- We use the data collected in your app collection to serve affiliate
links that are pointing to the Apple AppStore.
- We may decide to serve advertising in the widgets you decide to share with your friends for which we will use classic ad serving technologies like the one used by Google and other known corporations.
- We use Google Analytics to measure the traffic on our site and this comes in form of agregate data. More info is provided by Google on their privacy policy here http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/privacy.html
What information does Appsfire collect?
Account information includes a list of your applications, a scrambled unique identifier for your iPhone (a one-way scramble of the UDID - which essentially protects your identity), and collections of apps you are willing to share.
How we use Cookies and Log Files
Appsfire.com may send a "cookie" to your computer that contains an identification number that is unique to the computer you are using. We may use this cookie to provide you with a continuous experience. Logs are used to record how our site/service is being used.
As is done with most web sites, we log each visit to each web page. A log entry can contain information typically found in the "header" of your web browser's request such as the browser type you used, your Internet Protocol address, and the date and time of day. We may also log your cookie's identification number and the URL of the last site you visited. This log information is important for security, audit, quality improvement, as well as for monitoring the health of our service.