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When you make personal data public, when authors download, install, or use any of our website fields, when our authors register to use any of our website services, when they visit our website, or when they interact with any third-party content or advertising on a site, we collect or obtain data. We may also receive personal information about our authors from third parties such as law enforcement authorities. We obtain personal data when they contact us via email, phone, or any other digital communication means. We collect their personal data such as your email and link, that they expressly choose to make public such as through social media platforms, if they post publicly about us, or when they visit our website's resources.
Furthermore, we disclose personal data to you and, where appropriate, our legal groups and government regulators, upon the proposal, or for the purposes of documenting any actual or probable breach of applicable statute or regulation, accountants, auditors, litigators, and other outside consultants to International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, all of which are obligated by means to support legal provisions. In compliance with the law, we share your information with other entities within our company for legitimate business interests and the functionality of our sites, products, or publication services to you. We share authors’ personal data with government and regulatory security agencies, as well as outside consultants, our editors, peers, and other legal proceedings authorities, in investigating, detecting, or preventing criminal offenses, and third-party services of advertising plugins in the usage of our website “www.pyschosocial.com”. In the given situations, we may reveal the data we have accumulated from authors and/or the material that they have made accessible on our site and We could also disclose of that kind information and content to others if we believe in good conscience that the rule mandates it or to safeguard the interests or property of our website or its visitors.
If the authors do not want us to use their name, address, e-mail ID, or other details, for our own marketing purposes, they are encouraged to notify us at editor@psychosocial.com. Similarly, if they prefer that we should not disclose data that they have given us to other companies, then they should let us know. Other businesses that provide offerings on our site, provide a co-branded edition of our site, or advertise on our webpage may use cookies or gather information regarding you autonomously. Except as stated above, we have no control over the data collected and utilized by these businesses. If the authors have any queries about how these enterprises collect data about authors, they should speak with these king of parties directly.
When you make personal data public, when authors download, install, or use any of our website fields, when our authors register to use any of our website services, when they visit our website, or when they interact with any third-party content or advertising on a site, we collect or obtain data. We may also receive personal information about our authors from third parties such as law enforcement authorities. We obtain personal data when they contact us via email, phone, or any other digital communication means. We collect their personal data such as your email and link, that they expressly choose to make public such as through social media platforms, if they post publicly about us, or when they visit our website's resources.
Furthermore, we disclose personal data to you and, where appropriate, our legal groups and government regulators, upon the proposal, or for the purposes of documenting any actual or probable breach of applicable statute or regulation, accountants, auditors, litigators, and other outside consultants to International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, all of which are obligated by means to support legal provisions. In compliance with the law, we share your information with other entities within our company for legitimate business interests and the functionality of our sites, products, or publication services to you. We share authors’ personal data with government and regulatory security agencies, as well as outside consultants, our editors, peers, and other legal proceedings authorities, in investigating, detecting, or preventing criminal offenses, and third-party services of advertising plugins in the usage of our website “www.pyschosocial.com”. In the given situations, we may reveal the data we have accumulated from authors and/or the material that they have made accessible on our site and We could also disclose of that kind information and content to others if we believe in good conscience that the rule mandates it or to safeguard the interests or property of our website or its visitors.
If the authors do not want us to use their name, address, e-mail ID, or other details, for our own marketing purposes, they are encouraged to notify us at editor@psychosocial.com. Similarly, if they prefer that we should not disclose data that they have given us to other companies, then they should let us know. Other businesses that provide offerings on our site, provide a co-branded edition of our site, or advertise on our webpage may use cookies or gather information regarding you autonomously. Except as stated above, we have no control over the data collected and utilized by these businesses. If the authors have any queries about how these enterprises collect data about authors, they should speak with these king of parties directly.