Privacy » History » Version 1
Anthony Mallet, 2023-04-07 18:10
| 1 | 1 | Anthony Mallet | h1. @redmine.laas.fr@ privacy policy |
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| 3 | @redmine.laas.fr@ does not share personal information with third parties. |
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| 6 | h2. Information we gather |
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| 8 | Our webserver creates a logfile with the following non-personally-identifying information that your browser sends on each request: |
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| 10 | * browser type |
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| 11 | * language preference |
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| 12 | * referring site |
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| 13 | * date and time of request |
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| 15 | @redmine.laas.fr@ also collects potentially personally-identifying information like Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. |
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| 17 | h2. Additional information we require when registering an account |
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| 19 | When registering, you're asked to provide the following data (later referred to as profile information): |
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| 21 | * the login name you'd like to use |
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| 22 | * your name (first name and last name) |
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| 23 | * your email address (hidden by default) |
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| 24 | * the name of a person at LAAS with whom you are working |
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| 26 | You may use the site pseudonymously, but please use an active email address in case an administrator needs to contact you. |
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| 28 | When using source code repositories, you may provide ssh keys that are used as authentication credentials. |
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| 30 | We do not collect any more information than those given in the above paragraphs. |
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| 32 | h2. How do we use this information |
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| 34 | We use the information in the log files to analyze browser usage and to protect the integrity of the site in case of attacks. |
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| 35 | Administrators (see below) may use your email address to contact you regarding (mis-)behaviour on our website. |
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| 37 | We do not disclose any information to third parties other than under circumstances imposed by the law. The @redmine.laas.fr@ |
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| 38 | server is physically located in France, a country with the strongest privacy protection laws in the world. |
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| 40 | h2. Who can access your profile information? |
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| 42 | Redmine profiles are public, except for your email address and ssh keys. When registering for an account, your email address is hidden from |
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| 43 | your profile by default. To facilitate contacting you privately via email, you may choose to display your email address on your profile. |
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| 45 | Only @redmine.laas.fr@ administrators can see your email address and ssh keys regardless of your settings. The following persons are |
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| 46 | @redmine.laas.fr@ administrators: |
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| 48 | * Christelle Écrepont |
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| 49 | * Matthieu Herrb |
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| 50 | * Anthony Mallet |
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| 52 | h2. Cookies |
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| 54 | You can use @redmine.laas.fr@ without cookies, but if you're looging in, we have to set a session cookies to make it possible for you to |
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| 55 | navigate the website. |
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| 57 | h2. Gravatar profile pictures |
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| 59 | Gravatars are loaded from the Gravatar web-server using a URL containing an MD5 hash of the associated email address. |
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| 61 | h2. Privacy Policy Changes |
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| 63 | This privacy policy is subject to change without notice. The date of the last update as well as all older versions of this page are archived |
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| 64 | in the history of this page. |