Throughout this document ("We", "Us", and "StackCafe") will refer to StackCafe. Handling Users personal information and data in an effective, secure, and concise manner is something that we do not take lightly at StackCafe.

When registering for an Account with StackCafe we require that you supply us with a few details about yourself. Personal information like your email address, passwords, and name are not publicly available data to other Users on StackCafe. The information you need to create an Account is as follows:

• A Verfiied email address.
• A unique username.
• A secure password.

At StackCafe we give our Users the option to complete their Profile page with other information about themselves. These fields like occupation, education, and linked accounts, but not limited to these fields, are not required from any User. The following fields are publicly displayed on our Website.

• Profile Images
• Occupation
• Eduaction
• Skills
• Location
• Linked Accounts

Upon completion of these fields the user agrees to allow these fields to be publicy displayed on our Website. These fields can be altered or deleted at anytime by the User, and upon account termination these fields will be removed from our database within 90 days.

When accessing our Website, StackCafe will collect basic information that a wide range of other websites will also collect. This information includes your activity on the Website, your IP address, session information, and request information. If you are under the age of 13 years old, you cannot have a StackCafe account as depicted in our "Terms of Serivce" agreement. StackCafe does not willingly collect any information from a user that is under the age of 13 years old, as for it goes against United States law.

You might ask how does StackCafe use my personal information? Please find below why we collect data on our users.

• To verify your indentity.
• For statistical analysis.
• To notify you of any important changes made to the Website.
• To enforce our legal rights or comply with legal requirements.
• Personalized Website experience.

At StackCafe we only collect necessary cookies. A HTTP cookie is a small piece of data stored on your computer by your web browser. Cookies help assist websites to remember stateful information about your internet browsing. We utilize your cookies to help tailor your experience on StackCafe to your brow history. By doing so we are able to keep you logged in on our site, remember your preferences, verify your devices to follow safe browsing pratices, and further analyze the performance of our Website. By using our Website you agree that these cookies can be placed on your computer or device to improve your experience when using StackCafe.

Handling our users personal information is not a task that we take lightly at StackCafe. Our main goal, besides offering a Website that functions well and is vizually pleasing, is to insure that your data is protected. We have safe guards set in place so our Users can rest asured that when they are using our Website, their personal information is protected.