Quiddity Privacy Policy
At QUIDDITY, We Take Your Privacy Very Seriously
Please read our privacy statement concerning any information we may collect about you. QUIDDITY, has adopted the following privacy policy (“Privacy Policy”), which is applicable to all information you provide during your use of our website on the World Wide Web (referred to as the “Site”) on behalf of Bridgestone Municipal Utility District (“Bridgestone”).
CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY
The Privacy Policy may be revised at any time. QUIDDITY will display a notice when the Privacy Policy has been revised. Your continued use of the Site after the notice is published constitutes your acceptance of the revised Privacy Policy.
THE INFORMATION YOU SUBMIT TO QUIDDITY
As of the date of this Privacy Policy, QUIDDITY provides you an opportunity for you to input personally identifiable information. This information is collected by QUIDDITY on behalf of Bridgestone for the use of contacting you for purposes of addressing your business needs with Bridgestone and may be subject to certain Public Information Act laws. Your registration information might also be used in the following ways:
1. For demographic profiling. QUIDDITY may use your personally identifiable information to assess the demographics (e.g., the size, location, and business needs) of its audience.
2. To personalize the Site, QUIDDITY may use your registration information in order to personalize your experience with the Site by displaying or otherwise providing content QUIDDITY believes might interest you based on your information. This should make the Site more practical and useful for you.
3. To aid Bridgestone in the response to Public Information Act requests.
QUIDDITY USE OF “COOKIES”
Cookies are pieces of information that a website transfers to an individual’s hard drive for record-keeping purposes. Cookies allow QUIDDITY to recognize you and provide information about you that aids in our ability to meet your business needs when you reenter the Site. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. Typically, however, you may configure your browser to refuse all cookies or notify you when a cookie is being sent.
QUIDDITY uses cookies in the following ways:
1. To personalize the Site. As with your registration information, QUIDDITY may use cookies in order to personalize your experience with the Site by displaying content QUIDDITY believes might interest you based on your information.
2. To estimate the size of our audience. Each browser accessing the Site is given a unique cookie which is then used to determine the size of our audience and the extent of repeat usage.
3. To track visitor trends and patterns. We use the information provided by cookies to improve, update and revise the features offered by QUIDDITY. This, we believe, will provide our visitors with more useful content and services.
SHARING OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
QUIDDITY does not share your collected information with third parties unless required to do so by law.
INFORMATION SECURITY
Although no system can be invulnerable to unauthorized access, QUIDDITY uses industry-standard procedures to store information on secure computers in locked data centers.
CHILDREN’S PRIVACY
The Site is intended only for use by adults and, in light of the business-oriented content of the Site, it is not foreseen that this Site will be used or accessed by children. QUIDDITY shall not seek to obtain, store, distribute, or use any information regarding children.
PUBLIC INFORMATION ACT
All information and documents submitted to QUIDDITY through this site is collected on behalf of and the property of Bridgestone Municipal Utility District and as such are subject to Public Information Act laws.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please submit your questions by
e-mail to: rschilhab@quiddity.com
DATE OF LAST CHANGE TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY
This Privacy Policy was last updated on 3/11/2024
TRANSPARENCY IN COVERAGE RULE
MACHINE-READABLE FILES IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FEDERAL TRANSPARENCY IN COVERAGE RULE
This link leads to the machine-readable files that are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and includes negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. The machine-readable files are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to more easily access and analyze data.