Data Collection

Here at DigitalBerg, we collect your personal information for several reasons. That data included, but is not limited to your name, billing address, email address, payment details such as credit card, security question and answer, social security number (in restricted situations), and password.

As well, we may collect the URL you used to link into our website, browser you used (and browser version), your IP address, and your activity on our site.

We also collect data from you to create and maintain a DigitalBerg account. Some of that data may be personally identifiable, depending on the needs of you and your hosted information.

Use of Data Collection

Here at DigitalBerg, we take privacy seriously. We will keep your personal data confidential and not give or sell it to third parties, except trusted professional affiliates and associates who work with or in aid of DigitalBerg.

A DigitalBerg consumer, once his or her account is set up, can see and change the contact details associated with that account by going to the login URL.

The DigitalBerg headquarters are in London, UK. Thus, DigitalBerg must obey this jurisdiction’s laws, and law enforcers may call on DigitalBerg to give them personal consumer details as part of their investigations. If so, DigitalBerg is required to comply with the government body.

Whenever law enables DigitalBerg to do so, we will tell a consumer subject to a law enforcement investigation about data requests regarding that consumer’s personal ID and hosted data.

This Privacy Policy is subject to change over time. Should we change the policy, we will update the date given at the top of this page and, in some circumstances, we would give you an additional notification.

After a user has clicked on DigitalBerg’s website and left, we may use third-party sites to offer advertisements, whether those ads are via web or email. DigitalBerg and our ad partners are in compliance with “opt out” signals auto provided by the user’s web browser, manually by user at  http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/ or by a click of the unsubscribe button in an email sent to user.

Services Related to WhoIs Privacy

When you register your domain name, the contact details you provide us to do so, which are required by the very nature of the domain registration system itself, are publicly available to see on the web using the ‘WhoIs’ tool.

DigitalBer’s WhoIs Privacy, which uses a proxy to mask your WhoIs contact details, is not protection from legal liability in partnership with Domain Registration. To keep neutrality in disagreements between domain registrants and third parties, DigitalBerg acts in line with the ICANN Registrar Accreditation Agreement, Section 3.7.7.3 once receiving evidence that there has been illegal activity. The result is that ID information is given to law enforcement and court officials, which includes lawyers as required by the circumstances to keep intact DigitalBerg’s impartiality in any litigation.

Lucky Orange Web Analytics System

The Lucky Orange web analytics service is what DigitalBerg uses to improve usefulness and consumer experience. Lucky Orange can record mouse’s clicks or movements, as well as scrolling activity. Lucky Orange can record keystroke data that you enter onto this site voluntarily. This info is only tracked on sites that use the Lucky Orange system. To disable the Lucky Orange system service, go to http://www.luckyorange.com/disable.php .