Privacy Policy, Security, Copyrights and Trademarks

This Privacy Policy governs all aspects of how archelements.com (+ .net, .org) collects, uses, maintains, and discloses information collected from all users ("Users") of this Website. This site may contain links to other sites; please take the time to review their privacy policy before submitting personal information.

Collection of Data

ArchElements collects personal information from users on a voluntary basis only. For each visitor to a website, the visitor’s computer reaches the site via a particular IP address. The network servers automatically log this IP address. A User’s browser sets Cookies (when enabled) that contain small amounts of data on the Internet User’s computer after a visit to any website. None of ArchElements’s Cookies are used to perform “User Profiling.”

Use and Disclosure of Data

ArchElements does not sell or rent personally-identifying information. ArchElements uses anonymous user data to create and report the browsing, purchasing and/or form completion activities of anonymous users. ArchElements reserves the right to release information on Users if compelled to do so by proper judicial or governmental authorities. Disclosure shall be limited to only to those Users that ArchElements is compelled to disclose. ArchElements maintains the confidentiality of customer information when undertaking projects with other companies. ArchElements does not intentionally send unsolicited e-mail messages that could be construed as spam.

Security Measures

ArchElements employs industry-standard security measures to ensure the security of all data. This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse, and alteration of the information under our control.

Copyrights and Trademarks

ArchElements is the copyright owner of all text, images, and code contained on this website (unless noted otherwise).. ArchElements and any other trademarks and service marks of ArchElements that may be referred to on this website are the property of ArchElements. Other parties' trademarks and service marks that may be referred to are the property of their respective owners.