Data We Collect and How the Data is Used

• Anonymous data. You do not need to provide any data to visit or browse our iDiveFlorida.com site. As you move through our site, we may collect anonymous data about browsing patterns and use of the website - however, you will remain anonymous. We use general or anonymous browsing data to improve the online experience and to enhance our online offerings (for example, we may see that more people are now browsing with their mobile devices and work to further optimize our page content for mobile devices). General browsing data is summarized on an aggregate basis and may include the type of browser (such as, Firefox, Chrome, Edge, or Safari), technology platform (such as, mobile, tablet, or PC), or preferred languages used by our site visitors.
  
  
• Personal data. iDiveFlorida.com never requests your personal information through our website. However, your email or other personal data will remain protected under the terms of this Privacy Policy (that is, not shared with anyone). As we mention in more detail below in "Data Included When Submitting a Question to Us directly", when you submit a question to us you may include your name and other personal data. This data is only used to answer your question.
  
  
• Third-Party Sites. Our iDiveFlorida.com site may contain links to other websites. Please note that when you click on one of these links you are being re-directed from our site to another company's website. When you leave our iDiveFlorida.com site, we are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content shown on these other websites - these websites are not subject to our Privacy Policy. Please be sure to read the privacy policies applying to these other websites to learn about their privacy practices.
  
  When you participate in various social media forums like Facebook, Twitter, Yammer, Pinterest, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc., you should be familiar with and understand the tools provided by those sites that allow you to make choices about how you share the personal data in your social media profile(s).
  
  
• Children's Privacy. Our iDiveFlorida.com site does not collect personal data from anyone, including children.
  
  
• Site Users Outside of the United States. Our iDiveFlorida.com site is operated in the United States. If you are located in the European Union or elsewhere outside of the United States, please be aware that any data you provided to us will be transferred to the United States. By using iDiveFlorida.com or providing us with your data, you consent to this data transfer.
  
  
• Data Disclosure Required by Law. As noted above, we reserve the right to disclose your personal data as required by law - or to comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, or legal process.

Protecting Your Data and Your Data Choices

• Data Security over the Internet. We strive to implement commercially reasonable technology to protect the data you submit via email and guard against unauthorized system access. When you submit an email to Q1Group via your email client, your personal data will be received and stored. Remember, no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure.
  
  
• Removal of your Personal Data. When you use our site, you do so anonymously. We do not ask you to register as a site user, so there is no profile (personal data) that you can access, change, or delete. If you would like us to remove all data associated with your email address, please send an email to Team@Q1Group.com or the physical address above and include your name, and email address used to correspond with us, and a brief explanation of who you are and what you are requesting. We will require you to verify or validate your identity by sending a return email with additional questions. We will respond to your request in English. We will retain a record of your removal request to verify the fulfillment of your request.

A Few Words About Google Advertising

Often our sites offer Google Advertising to users. These ads are chosen by Google based on the content of our web pages and advertisers can specify to place their Google ads on our site. Google controls the algorithm that selects the ads. In the past, these ads where chosen based on ad targeted keywords matching words within the page content. The assumption being that ads with the same target keywords would be of interest to the reader.

Google, in an effort to improve the user experience, chose to alter this algorithm. Google will not only supply ads based on target keywords, but also based on the interests of the person reading the page. Google states, "Interest-based advertising will allow advertisers to show ads based on a user's previous interactions with them, such as visits to advertiser website and also to reach users based on their interests (e.g. "sports enthusiast"). To develop interest categories, we [Google] will recognize the types of web pages users visit throughout the Google content network. As an example, if they visit a number of sports pages, we will add them to the "sports enthusiast" interest category."

Read more about how Google manages data in its ads products.

What does this mean to the people like you?
We, and Google, hope that you will see advertisements on our iDiveFlorida.com pages that you find interesting and relevant.

How will Google do this?
Google, as a third party vendor, uses cookies to serve ads on our Sites. Google's use of the DART cookie enables it to serve ads to you based on your visit to our Site and other sites on the Internet. Remember, a cookie is not a program, it cannot hurt your computer. The DART cookie simply stores a piece of information which can only be used by Google.

Can I Opt-out of interest-based ads?
Yes, you may opt out of the use of the DART cookie by visiting the Google ad and content network privacy policy. This means that Google will NOT store the cookie on your machine and will not create interest categories for you.

Can I control my interests?
Yes, you can create and manage your Google interest profile online by altering your http://www.google.com/ads/preferences. You can also opt-in or opt-out on the ad preferences page.