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Privacy Policy

Last updated January 10, 2020

Privacy Policy

Muze respects your privacy. When you use Muze (our "sites") we collect information about you and use it to facilitate and improve our services. Information about you may also be shared with other companies. For instance, companies engaged in "targeted" or "behavioral" advertising present ads that might be of interest to you based on information about your online activities. We want to be clear about how information about you may be used and what your privacy options are. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, how other companies may use it, and tracking technologies used to collect information. If we make any material changes to our privacy practices, we will post a revised Privacy Policy on this page. If you have any questions, please contact us

Information we collect

Information collected automatically:
When you visit our sites we automatically collect and store information about your computer or mobile device and your activities.

This information includes:
● Your computer's IP address
● Technical information about your computer or mobile device (such as type of device, web browser or operating system)
● Your preferences and settings (time zone, language, etc.)
● The URL of the last web page you visited before coming to one of our sites
● Information about ads that you clicked on to get to our site
● The product searches you submit, results you selected, and pages and products you viewed
● The ads you clicked on
● How long you visited our sites or used our apps and which services and features you used

How we use your information

We use your information to provide and improve our services, customize services for you, make special offers, better understand our users, diagnose and fix problems, and sell and display ads that may be relevant to you. We use your email address only to to send you messages as part of our services. You may choose to stop receiving these emails by adjusting your email settings here or by clicking on the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the email. We will also use your email address to respond to your customer service inquiries.

Use of your information by other companies

We share user information with other companies for various reasons. What information we make available to other companies depends on the nature of our relationships with them. We generally require these other companies to keep our users' information confidential.
● Service Providers: We may share all of the types of information we collect with vendors who provide services (such as email messaging), conduct surveys, and run sweepstakes on our behalf.
● Advertisers and behavioral targeting companies: Advertisers, advertising networks and behavioral targeting companies use tracking technologies to collect information about users' computers or mobile devices and their online activities (for example, web pages visited and searches made) as well as general geographic location and use that information to display targeted ads to users. We sometimes allow these companies to collect such information when you use our sites and apps to enable them to display targeted ads to you.
● Analytics Companies: We allow analytics companies to use tracking technologies to collect information about our users' computers or mobile devices and their online activities. These companies analyze this information to help us understand how our sites and apps are being used.
● What we don't share: We do not provide ad companies or analytics companies with your name or email address.
● Aggregated Information: We may publicly disclose aggregated information about our users, such as the total number of our users and their overall demographics.
● Legal Matters: We may disclose user information: in response to a legal request, such as a subpoena, court order, or government demand; to investigate or report illegal activity; or to enforce our rights or defend claims. We may also transfer your information to another company in connection with a corporate restructuring, such as a sale or merger.

Tracking technologies

We, as well as other companies, use tracking technologies to collect and store data about your computer or mobile device and your activities on our sites and apps. Cookies: When you visit our sites, we place "cookies" (small text files) on your computer to recognize you. We do this to store your preferences and track your use of our sites. Our cookies expire after two years, and we reset this timeline after a year. Ad companies place cookies on your computer to track your activities across various sites so that they can display targeted ads. Some ad companies and game developers use "flash cookies" for ads and games that use Flash media technology. Many ad companies are members of the Network Advertising Initiative. NAI members allow users to opt out of being tracked by cookies. To opt out of cookie tracking by NAI members, you may visit http://www.networkadvertising.org/ and click on the "Consumer Opt-out" button. To learn how to remove cookies, you may visit these links: deleting cookies and deleting flash cookies. Pixel tags and other technologies: We embed pixel tags (also called web beacons or clear GIFs) on web pages, ads, and emails. These technologies are used to access cookies and track user activities (such as how many times a page is viewed). For example, we use pixel tags to measure the popularity of our features and services. Ad companies use pixel tags to measure the number of ads displayed and their performance (such as how many people clicked on an ad).

Children's privacy

We do not knowingly collect any personally identifiable information from children under 13. If you are not 13 or older, you may not create an account with us.