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CubaGenWeb Privacy Policy

CubaGenWeb does not sell, rent, exchange or otherwise disclose our mailing lists or information about our site visitors.
CubaGenWeb does not track individual visitors to our Web site. Our site captures limited information about visits to our site, but we use this information only to analyze general traffic patterns (e.g. what pages are most/least popular, what country our visitors are from, etc.) and to perform routine system maintenance (e.g. find broken links).
When you click on an advertiser's link, the advertiser may employ tracking techniques to insure that transactions originated through CubaGenWeb are properly atributed to CubaGenWeb and generate commissions for CubaGenWeb. Advertisers, through their affiliate programs, are solely responsible for the use of these tracking techniques and retain sole right and title to all advertising-related content.
If you choose to e-mail us and provide personally identifiable information about yourself, we will not use the information for any purpose other than to respond to your inquiry.
We actively discourage you from posting personal information to the CUBA mailing list or on the Cuban Surname BBS. Be warned that contents of Internet mailing lists may be archived and re-published by third parties unrelated to CubaGenWeb or to our list host Rootsweb. We are unable to recall or erase any messages sent through the CUBA list. We can, however, delete any posting to the Cuban Surname BBS at the request of the original poster. Be aware, however, that postings to the Cuban Surname BBS are currently being automatically forwarded to the CUBA list.
We have no control of the privacy policies of other web sites unrelated to CubaGenWeb. We provide links to external web sites based solely on the possible utility of their content for genealogical activities. The existence of such a link does not mean that we are aware of or endorse the privacy policies, if any, of that site.
If you are concerned about on-line privacy and censorship issues we encourage you to visit the web sites of the Center for Democracy & Technology and the Electronic Freedom Foundation.
If you live in the US and are tired of receiving phone calls at dinner time trying to sell you something, you can now register your home and cell phone numbers with the federal government's National Do Not Call Registry. Most telemarketers should not call your after your number is on the list for 3 months. If they do, you can register a complaint at the same web site and they can be fined. Registration is free of charge and valid for 5 years.
If you, like us, are tired of receiving "spam" e-mail messages, we highly recommend ChoiceMail One spam control software. Although it takes a little effort to set up, this is the most effective solution we have found to date. The program allows you to preview the contents of messages without downloading any images, even invisible ones, thus avoiding signalling the sender. It is fully featured with customizable "white list", "black list", accept and reject rules, filtering based on the IP address that the message is trying to send you to, filtering based on content and an optional challenge/response mechanism. A free version is available with some reduced capabilities. If you would like to purchase a copy of the full version and at the same time help CubaGenWeb with a small comission, use this link.

CubaGenWeb Privacy Policy - Updated 10-Jun-2007