Effective Date: November 2, 2024
Your privacy is important to Aria Pictures and Davenport Website Designs, which is why THE GOLdEN TREE (2010) Official Website does not collect, use, disclose, transfer, or store your information from your visit to the site.
This policy outlines the information THE GOLdEN TREE (2010) Official Website collects, how the information is used, and how you can control the information. This policy applies only to THE GOLdEN TREE (2010) Official Website (“Site”), under the Aria Pictures production company, and operated by Davenport Website Designs (hereinafter “DWD”). Please be aware that when you follow a link to an outside site, this privacy policy does not apply, and we have no control over what information that site might collect from you.
Social Media
Social Media sites are held by the respective sites privacy policy.
Information Collection, Use, and Sharing.
Aria Pictures and Davenport Website Designs (hereinafter “We”) DOES NOT COLLECT OR TRACK VISITORS.
Cookies
A cookie is a tiny piece of information placed, transferred, and stored on your computer, mobile phone, or any other device used to access the internet, by the websites you visit. It is generally used for authentication purposes such as when you revisit a site you need to log into. Cookies are also used for tracking purposes. Every cookie expires after a certain period, but that period varies depending on what the cookie's purpose is and how your browser's configuration. A “session” cookie is one that generally expires when you close your web browser or mobile application. A “persistent” cookie is one that remains in your device, even after you close your browser or mobile application. A persistent cookie expires according to the duration set by the site that set it (or when you delete it manually). This site does not use cookies to collect or store data. However, a cookie is automatically generated by the browser — there is no data stored.
Google Analytics
We do not use Google Analytics which tracks location, clicks, and time on site.
Tracking Pixel & other trackers
We do not use tracking pixels in our email correspondence, we do it the old-fashioned way — send you an email and hope you read it and reply. A tracking pixel (sometimes called web beacons, transparent GIFs, pixel gifs, or pixel tags) is a tiny, invisible image embedded into an email. It allows advertisers or other entities to know when you open and read an email, what links in that email you clicked, and how many times you have opened and clicked those links, plus what email app you used, where you were when you opened it (home, work, or on mobile). [We recommend turning off images in your email until you know who sent it then you can load images.]
Internet Privacy and Security
This website contains links to other sites. Please be aware that we are not responsible for the content, or privacy practices, of such sites. We encourage you to be aware when you leave our site, to read the privacy statements of all other sites that you visit and understand the information they may collect. When it comes to online privacy, information protection, and identity theft too many people have no clue that their private information is open to anyone that knows where to find it. Many people might say they are concerned about Internet (Online) Privacy and Security, but a majority do not take action because they either do not know what to do, or do not care to worry about the consequences and they have nothing the hackers want — this is the group that keeps the hackers in business and mess it up for the rest of us that have something the hackers want.