COOKIE POLICY

WHAT IS A COOKIE?

Cookies are small text files, created by the website visited, that contain data. They are stored on the visitor’s computer to give the user access to various functions. Both session cookies and non-session cookies are used on this website (the “Site”). A session cookie is temporarily stored in the computer memory while the visitor is browsing the website. This cookie is erased when the user closes their web browser or after a certain time has passed (meaning that the session expires). A non-session cookie remains on the visitor’s computer until it is deleted.

 

WHY DO WE USE COOKIES?

We use cookies to learn more about the way visitors interact with our content and help us to improve the experience when visiting our Site.

 

SITE FUNCTIONALITY

The share function is used by visitors to recommend our Site and content on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. Cookies store information on how visitors use the share function – although not at an individual level – so that the Site can be improved. If you do not accept cookies, no information is stored.

For some of the functions within our Site we use third party suppliers, for example, when you visit a page with videos embedded from or links to YouTube. These videos or links (and any other content from third party suppliers) may contain third party cookies and you may wish to consult the policies of these third party websites for information regarding their use of cookies.

COOKIES WE USE:

This Site uses Google Analytics which use cookies. At the aggregate level, cookies store information on how visitors use the Site, including the number of pages displayed, where the visitor comes from, and the number of visits, to improve the website and ensure a good user experience. If you do not accept cookies, no information is stored.

HOW TO REJECT COOKIES?

We will not use cookies to collect personally identifiable information about a visitor.

However you can choose to reject or block the cookies set by kinmo.com by changing your browser settings – see the “Help function” within your browser for further details. Please note that most browsers automatically accept cookies so if you do not wish cookies to be used, you may need to actively delete or block the cookies.

For information on the use of cookies in mobile phone browsers and for details on how to reject or delete such cookies, please refer to your mobile phone manual.

 

PRIVACY POLICY

COOKIES AND ONLINE TRACKING

Online merchants have employed a number of different technologies designed to make the shopping experience more pleasant and efficient, with the goal of boosting sales. For example, many online retailers have the option of remembering your credit card information and collect information to get a pretty good idea of what other products you may like to buy. But this typically means you have to give something up in return, usually some amount of privacy.

SHARING INFORMATION

As a rule of thumb, reveal only that which is required to complete your order. While social media such as Facebook and Twitter have contributed to a culture of “sharers”, there are certain details about yourself that no online retailer needs to know. Retailers often try to collect additional details, such as annual household income or favorite types of entertainment, but usually just for marketing purposes. Often it is benign, but sometimes the disclosure of nonessential information can lead to spam, telemarketing calls, or worse.

PROTECTING YOUR PASSWORD

The most sophisticated online security technology in the world is no match for a compromised password. When you enter a password, you tell the server that you are a certain individual and typically gain access to privileged information. Therefore, choosing a strong password — one with at least 10 characters, that is difficult to guess, and which has a combination of letters, number, and symbols — is imperative to protecting your online privacy. Also, do not use the same password for every site.

SHARING INFORMATION

As a rule of thumb, reveal only that which is required to complete your order. While social media such as Facebook and Twitter have contributed to a culture of “sharers”, there are certain details about yourself that no online retailer needs to know. Retailers often try to collect additional details, such as annual household income or favorite types of entertainment, but usually just for marketing purposes. Often it is benign, but sometimes the disclosure of nonessential information can lead to spam, telemarketing calls, or worse.

ABOUT PRIVACY POLICIES

Most online shoppers immediately click “agree” when asked to check a box indicating that they have read and understand the company’s privacy policy. In fact, most online privacy policies go unread before transactions are finalized. Privacy policies may be heavy on the “legalese,”:

REFUND

Given the nature of downloadable digital items, we do not generally offer a refund or credit on a purchase unless required under Australian consumer law or other relevant consumer protection laws. If you would like to request a refund or credit on a purchase, you should open a support ticket.

CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

We value your information and take reasonable precautions to protect it. While we take reasonable steps to preserve the security of your information, please be aware that we can’t promise that your use of the Kinmo Market will be confidential, and we can’t promise that any information you provide to us is perfectly secure. While using the Kinmo Market, you may also become aware of confidential information about us or another member. You promise to not disclose any confidential information made available to you through the Kinmo Market to any other person.