TrafficCompressor Privacy Policy

Version: February 02, 2008

Traflabs company, the owner of TrafficCompressor service, respects privacy of TrafficCompressor users. TrafficCompressor software contains no Spyware or Adware.

1. We do not collect any personal information (like telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, credit card information, passwords and so on) about TrafficCompressor users and www.TCompressor.com web site visitors without explicit notice and user's knowledge.
2. We do not rent, sell, or share any personal or non-personal information about TrafficCompressor users to third parties. Apart from this, we disclose information about our users only if we are required to do so by law, or that doing so is necessary to comply with legal process, respond to any abuses, or protect the rights, property, or safety of TrafficCompressor service and its partners.
3. We do not use any personal or non-personal information about our users to send unsolicited email (spam) or for our or third party advertising campaigns.

What Information Does TrafficCompressor Service Collect?

TrafficCompressor service collects two types of information about our users:

• TrafficCompressor assigns a unique number to each TrafficCompressor user. The number is required for TrafficCompressor network protocols and does not contain any personal information. The number is kept in local Windows registry database on a user's computer and transmitted to TrafficCompressor server to distinguish user network connections from each other.
• TrafficCompressor server collects in the log files IP addresses of the users and IP addresses of the Internet hosts that the users connect to via TrafficCompressor server. When a user connects to the a TrafficCompressor server via a proxy server, the IP address of the proxy server is collected in the log files as well. That information is collected for technical purposes and is subject to the paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Policy.

When you browse a web site with TrafficCompressor service your IP address is transmitted to the web server by TrafficCompressor server. It is a standard feature of any non-anonymous HTTP proxy server.

How to Extend Your Privacy?

If you have an additional concern regarding particular Internet session you can disable TrafficCompressor for certain Internet protocol (HTTP, POP3, IMAP, or other) or for certain Internet server or site. To do it open "TrafficCompressor preferences" dialog box from the system tray icon menu and go to "Protocols" or "Hosts" tab.
Also, you can temporary disable all TrafficCompressor functions clicking "Disable TrafficCompressor" item of system tray icon menu.

Changes in this Policy
Please note this Policy may be changed in future. The latest version of the Policy is always available on http://www.TCompressor.com/Privacy.aspx web page.