Privacy Policy

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Last modified :12th April, 2024

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The policy below applies to all sites of Synova. Your privacy on the  internet is important to us. We have created this privacy statement to  demonstrate our firm commitment to your privacy. As part of the  operations of Synova, we gather certain types of information about users. This Synova Privacy Policy (the “Privacy Policy”) explains the types of  information we gather, what we do with it, and how you may correct or change information that Synova may collect.

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1. Definition of Sexual Harassment: Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favours and other verbal or  physical conduct of a sexual nature constitutes sexual harassment when submission to or rejection of this conduct explicitly or implicitly  affects an individual. Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexually determined behavior such as:
2. Verbal: Sexual innuendo and other suggestive comments or questions of a sexual nature, humour and jokes about sex or gender-specific traits, offensive written notes, sexual propositions and unwarranted pressure for dates, insults, threats, unwanted letters, phone calls or interviews which explicitly discuss personal sexual matters, displaying sexually suggestive objects, pictures showing pornography, cartoons, gossip regarding one’s sex  life.
3. Non-verbal: Leering, whistling, suggestive or insulting sounds and gestures.
4. Physical: Touching  the body (brushing, patting, pinching), “friendly” arms around the shoulder, actual or attempted sexual assault, actual or attempted rape.
   • Sexual Favours
   • Persistent pressure for dates, unwanted  sexual advances that condition an association benefit upon an exchange  of sexual favours.
   • It is not permissible to suggest, threaten or imply that failure to accept a request for a date or sexual  intimacy will affect an associate’s job prospects.
   • Offering benefits such as promotions, favourable performance evaluations, favourable assigned duties or shifts, recommendations, or reclassifications in exchange for sexual favors.

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Information Collected by Synova

Synova may collect two types of information about users: personal information (such as name and e-mail address) and aggregate information (such as information about how many users log on to our sites daily). Synova may collect any information about you that you make available to us through your use of our website, the internet, or otherwise.

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Personal Information

Personal information is collected when users voluntarily register for membership services. Personal information includes e-mail addresses, user registration data, passwords, external homepages, gender, birth  date, interests, hobbies, travel preferences, and any other user-specific data. We may also receive personal usage and demographic information from our third-party partners, and we also collect e-mail addresses from users who send us support mail or request technical or other help. This information enables Synova to improve its sites to make  your online visits more productive and enjoyable. Our site’s registration form requires users to, along with other information, give  us a valid e-mail address. We may use your e-mail addresses from the registration form to inform you of the status of, new membership benefits and features, to let you know of urgent problems on our site, and to present special members-only opportunities to buy products and services that are appropriate to the interests of our community.

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Aggregate Information

One method of collecting aggregate information about your activities  online (such as the pages you Synova most frequently or the search terms you enter), and information volunteered by you (such as survey or registration information), is by tracking Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. An IP address is a number that is automatically assigned to  your computer whenever you surf the Web. The computers that deliver the  web pages to you automatically identify your computer by its IP address.  When you request a page from one of our sites, our servers log your IP address. Synova sites record IP addresses for system administration and provide aggregate data to advertisers about the volume of use on our sites. We also use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our Web site. Also, your IP address is used to help identify you and to gather broad demographic information.

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Sharing Data with Third Parties

Synova does not share your details with the third-parties. Only aggregated,  anonymous data is periodically shared that might help us improve the  website.

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Use of Cookies

Synova sites use cookies to record information. A cookie is a small data  file that Web sites store on your hard drive when you visit them. Cookies allow us to measure activity on our sites and to improve your user experience by remembering your passwords and viewing preferences and allowing you to visit various members-only parts of our sites  without re-registering. Cookies allow us to determine which areas and  features of our sites are most popular by measuring user activity. This information allows us to make improvements and updates to improve your experience. Synova sites do not use cookies to retrieve any information from your computer. Most browsers are set to accept cookies. If you prefer, you may set your browser to refuse cookies or to alert you when cookies are being sent. However, some parts of our sites, such as the members-only areas will not function properly if you choose not to accept cookies.

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Links to Third Parties

This site contains links to sites other than our own. Such links may be  to advertisers, content providers, or partners who may use our logo and/or style because of a co-branding or application service provider agreement. These sites may send their cookies to you and may collect information and use it in a way inconsistent with Synova privacy policy. Such sites may contain information that content providers independent of Synova have created, maintained, published, posted, or otherwise made available. The use of any information or materials that you may Synova at these external sites is purely voluntary. You should not rely on the contents without an independent and thorough review of the accuracy, completeness, effectiveness, timeliness, and correct sequencing. These external sites may also refer to specific commercial products, processes, or services by trade name, trademark, service mark, manufacturer, or otherwise. Unless Synova has provided explicit authority, such references in no way indicate our endorsement, recommendation, or  preference. These ads may contain cookies. While we use cookies in other parts of our Web site, cookies received with banner ads are collected by our ad company, and we do not have Synova to this information.

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Third-Party Cookies

While serving advertisements to this site, our third-party advertiser may place or recognize a unique “cookie” on your browser.

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Children’s Guidelines

Synova encourages parents and guardians to spend time with their children  online and to be familiar with the sites their children visit. People under the age of 13 are not permitted to use our website. No information is permitted to be either submitted to or posted on our sites by persons under the age of 13. Synova relies on our users to be truthful in  responding to the question of age. Our Web site meets the guidelines of TRUSTe’s Children’s program since we do not allow children under the age  of 13 to become members of our site or publish any personal content or information. We give users the option to remove their e-mail addresses from our database at any time and to not receive future communications and to no longer receive the membership benefits of our service.

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Correct/Update

This site provides users with options for changing and modifying  information previously provided. You can edit your personal information.

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Additional Information

No transmission of data over the Internet is guaranteed to be completely  secure. It may be possible for third parties not under the control of  Synova (https://Synovarcm.com/) to intercept or Synova transmissions or private communications unlawfully. While we strive to protect your personal information, Synova cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us. Any such  transmission is done at your own risk. Under no circumstances, including  but not limited to negligence, shall Synova or its employees or agents be  liable for any special, incidental, or consequential damages that result  from the use of the information or materials on Synova sites, even if  Synova or an authorized representative of Synova, has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Synova reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time with any such changes being effective immediately and without notice. Any such changes will be posted online.