Privacy Policy

Google Analytics

This website www.newlifevenice.org is like millions of other websites using Google Analytics to gather information about site visitors and their behavior. We are using Google Analytics to get an idea for:
– how many visits our website gets
– how visitors found our website
– in which content they are interested
– how long they stay on our website and on each individual page
– what region they are from
– what type of computer hardware and internet software they are using
– and similar details

However, no personally identifiable information is collected and we will not merge submitted information from the forms on this website with data from Google Analytics. The collected information is used only for statistics, which in turn help us serve you with content relevant to you.

Google Analytics’ functionality is based on first party cookies, which are stored on each visitor’s computer. Cookies store information such as: whether the visitor has been to the website before, the timestamp of the current visit, and where the visitor came from (e.g. search engine).

You can delete or disable cookies anytime by using your browser. In Internet Explorer 11 you can delete your cookies by clicking on the cogwheel in the top right corner, and then click on “Safety”. Choose “Delete browsing history…”, set a check mark before “Cookies and website data” and press “Delete”. The operation is similar in other browsers, such as Chrome or Firefox. To opt-out of Google Analytics completely, install the Google Analytics Opt‑out Browser Add‑on.

CleanTalk Anti-Spam Filter

For security reasons and to protect this website from spam, form submission will be processed in the CleanTalk Cloud Service and they will be stored in CleanTalk’s log files for 7 days. On the expiry of the mentioned period, they will be completely deleted. CleanTalk may use spam activity information of IP/email addresses to offer proper anti-spam protection to all websites connected to its service. It concerns exclusively those IP/email addresses that are being used for spam mailing. For more information visit CleanTalk’s Privacy Policy.