Privacy Policy Page

Privacy Policy

To deliver and enhance the Service, we use visitor's data. You accept that the information will be gathered and utilized following this policy if visitors use the Service. Unless stated otherwise, the terminology used in this privacy policy has the same meanings as those found in our terms and conditions.

Types of Data Collected

Personal Data

When using our services, we may require you to send us certain personally identifying information (also known as "Personal Data") that can be used to get in touch with or identify you. Personally, identifiable information may include:

• Inbox address
• Both first and last names
• Contact information, including phone number, address, state, province, ZIP code, and city Cookies and Usage Data

Usage Data

We may also compile information on how customers use and access the Service ("Usage Data"). This Usage Data may comprise particulars like the Internet Protocol address (or IP address) of your computer, and version of your browser, the pages of our website that you visit, time spent on particular pages, unique device identifiers, and other diagnostic information.

Tracking and Cookies Data

With the aid of cookies and other tracking technologies, we keep track of activity on our Service and store certain data. Some instances of cookies we use:

• Temporary cookies- To keep our services running, we need session cookies.
• Cookie preferences- To keep track of your preferences and different settings, we employ preference cookies.
• Security Cookies- For security reasons, we engage security cookies.

Data Usage

Coptum Handicraft uses the information for the following reasons:

• To deliver and keep up the services.
• To let you know of modifications to our products and services.
• To enable you to take part in our product's interactive features whenever you choose to do so.
• To offer help and attention to customers.
• To provide insight or necessary data so we may enhance the products and services.
• Tracking how the website is being used.
• To identify, stop, and fix technical problems.