When your web browser or email application requests a web
page or email from another computer on the Internet, it automatically
gives that computer the address where it should send the information.
This is called your computer's "IP address." (IP stands for
"Internet protocol.") For most users accessing the Internet
from a dial-up Internet service provider (ISP), the IP address
will be different every time you log on.
Information Collection and Use Practices
1, Aaaoe receives IP addresses from all users because your
browser automatically reports this information each time you
view a web page.
2, Your IP address is also stored in our user registration
databases when you register with Aaaoe.
3, IP addresses may be used for various purposes, including
to:
a), Diagnose service or technology problems reported by
our users or engineers that are associated with the IP addresses
controlled by a specific web company or ISP.
b), Send the most appropriate advertising based on geographic
area or information derived from your IP address. Many IP
addresses are commonly associated with Internet service providers,
universities, or major corporations in specific regions or
localities. Aggregate information derived from IP addresses
may also be reported to advertisers.
c), Estimate the total number of users visiting Aaaoe from
specific countries or regions of the world.
d), Assist merchants in Aaaoe Stores and Aaaoe Shopping
to track visits to and business at their stores.
Other
When a Aaaoe web page is requested and viewed,
that request is logged on our servers with information including
the IP address of the computer that requested the page.
Aaaoe
Mail includes IP addresses in outgoing mail message
headers, as specified by standard Internet protocol.
