Jin Ting Liang / Teresa Liang is the user of this Privacy Statement and will hereinafter be referred to as "we" and/or "us".

The term "you" shall be understood to mean any natural person or corporation to whom use our website or providing identifying information in any form.

Privacy Statement

We receive very little personal identifying information from visitors to our website and only for a narrow set of purposes. Typically, identifying information is provided when, for example:

• subscribing to our mailing lists
• requesting further information
• sending us feedback about the website
• requesting a hotlink on the website

Personal identifying information may consist of basic contact information, such as name, title, home or business address, email address, telephone and facsimile numbers. Other demographic information, such as gender and occupation, is not actively sought.

If you decide to send us information which identifies you personally, e.g. in an email message in which you have asked for a direct response, we may retain your message in order to improve the service which we provide on the website. This information may contain your email address and your "screen" name.

Our policy is not to seek any sensitive information through our website.

It is suggested that you do not provide sensitive information of any nature. If you choose to do so for any reason, we accept your explicit consent to use that information in the ways described in this policy statement or as described at the point where you choose to disclose this information.

We will never release, sell or give away your personal data to any other entity within our organisation for secondary or unrelated purposes, or share it with a third party, without your explicit permission.

Except for the mailing list activities which we may run on some parts of our website, where visitors explicitly choose to receive materials from us, we will not use personal data collected from our website to facilitate unsolicited marketing activities by ourselves or by third parties. You may change your choice at any time.

Cookies

A cookie is generated by a software application on a site's server which enables it to customise services to the interests of the user by tracking the user's navigation through a small text file on the user's hard drive. It can then be called up by the server when required. It is a means of enabling the personalisation of content which is returned to the user, for site-monitoring, or simply remembering which web pages a user has previously visited. For example, a cookie can be used to store registration information in an area of the site so that a user does not need to re-enter it on subsequent visits. Both Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer support the use of cookies, and it is usually possible to configure your browser to refuse all cookies, accept all cookies, or ask when a cookie is offered. Cookies are a very useful navigational aid.

We do not use cookies to collect and distribute information to third parties for any purpose.

Log files

If you visit to read or download information, such as to interrogate databases or to read online newsletters, we will store and collect in log files only the following information about you:

• the name of the domain from which you access the Internet
• the date and time you access our website
• the IP address of the website from which you linked directly to our site
• the string which you entered into the search box on the home page
• the extent to which your search was met
• the browser you are using

We use the information we collect to measure the number of visitors to the different sections of our website, and to ensure that we are meeting their needs.

Changes to this Privacy Statement

We reserve the right to modify or amend this statement at any time and for any reason. Nothing contained in this statement is intended to create a contract or agreement between we and any user visiting the website or providing identifying information in any form.