Cookie Policy

Statement on Cookies and Similar Technologies

This Cookies Policy applies to your use of this website.

When you view or interact with our online services and ads, we automatically receive certain information about your computer or device and how you engage with our online services and ads. We may also allow our digital marketing partners to receive and store this information as described below.

Types of Information Collected Automatically

When you view or interact with our online services and ads, we may automatically receive certain information. This information includes:

• Log information - Log information refers to information that is automatically sent by your web browser or device (or otherwise automatically collected by us) each time you view or interact with our online services and ads. Log information may include the online service(s) requested (e.g., the inxinternational.com website); date and time of your request; referring URL (i.e., the website you came from); your device's Internet Protocol (IP) address; location data derived from your device's IP address; browser type; browser language; device operating system; device hardware and other characteristics; device event information (e.g., crash data); information regarding your use of our online services (e.g., pages viewed, features used, number of clicks, time spent on a particular page); data contained in first-party cookies; and related device and usage data. Log information is automatically recorded by our servers each time you view or interact with our online services and ads.
• Device information - Device information refers to device-specific information that we automatically collect when you view or interact with our online services and ads. Device information may include your device type and model; device operating system and version; unique device and advertising identifiers; mobile network information; and related device information. To learn more about the information your device may make available to us, please check the policies of your device manufacturer or software provider.
• Cookie data - Cookie data refers to the small text file(s) that are sent to or read by our servers when you view or interact with our online services and ads. Cookie data may include user preferences and other information.
• Local storage data - Local storage data refers to data stored locally on your browser or device using mechanisms such as browser web storage (e.g., HTML 5, Flash) and application data caches (i.e., a data repository on a device used for storing data locally in connection with a particular application). As with cookie data, local storage data may be sent back to or read by our servers when you view or interact with our online services and ads.
• Statistical identifiers - Statistical identifiers refer to identifiers created using your device information and certain log information. This information, collectively, makes your web browser or device sufficiently distinct for our servers or similar systems to reasonably determine that they are encountering the same browser or device over time. Statistical identifiers enable us to uniquely identify your web browser or device for the same purposes as cookies.

In this Statement on Cookies and Similar Technologies, the information described above is collectively referred to as "device and usage data."

Overview of Cookies and Similar Technologies

We use various technologies to collect device and usage data, including cookies and similar technologies.

• Cookies - Cookies are small text files that are sent to and stored by your browser or device when you view or interact with our online services and ads. These cookies are then sent back unchanged to us each time you view or interact with our online services and ads in order for us to recognize your web browser or device. Cookies are used by us for a number of legitimate purposes, such as authenticating users; session tracking and storing information about specific users (e.g., website preferences, buying habits); analyzing traffic to our online services; tracking the number and frequency of ads that have been shown to specific browsers or devices; and related purposes.

There are different types of cookies. Cookies served by the entity that operates the website you are using or viewing are called first party cookies (e.g., cookies served by INX when you view or interact with our online services are first party cookies). Cookies served by entities that are not operating the website you are viewing or interacting with are called third party cookies (e.g., cookies served by our digital marketing partners when you view or interact with our online services, such as Google Analytics cookies, are third party cookies). Cookies may also endure for different periods of time. Session cookies only last as long as your web browser is open, and are deleted automatically once you close your browser. Other cookies are persistent cookies, meaning they survive after your browser is closed (e.g., to recognize your browser or device when you revisit our online services).

• Pixel tags - Pixel tags (also called web beacons, clear GIFs and action tags) are small blocks of code installed on our online services and ads for a number of legitimate purposes, such as to allow us to track activity on our online services (e.g., when e-mails are opened or content is viewed); allow our digital marketing partners to serve cookies on our online services and receive relevant device and usage data; and other purposes relating to the monitoring and analysis of the use and performance of our online services and ads.
• Local storage - Local storage refers generally to the storage of data locally on your browser or device using mechanisms such as browser web storage (e.g., HTML 5, Flash) and application data caches.
• Software Development Kits - Software development kits (also called SDKs) function like third-party cookies and pixel tags, but operate in the mobile app context where cookies and pixel tags cannot function as effectively. Instead, we may install pieces of code (the SDK) provided by our digital marketing partners (e.g., third-party advertising companies, ad networks and analytics providers) in our mobile apps in order for our digital marketing partners to collect and analyze relevant device and usage data.
• Server logs - Server logs refer to the servers used by us to receive and store device and usage data.

In this Statement on Cookies and Similar Technologies, the cookies and other technologies described above are collectively referred to as "cookies and similar technologies." For more information about cookies and similar technologies generally, please visit here.

Purposes and Uses of Cookies and Similar Technologies

Cookies and similar technologies allow us and our digital marketing partners to collect and track device and usage data. The following table identifies and describes the different types of cookies and similar technologies used in connection with our online services and ads, and why we use them.

Collection and Use of Device and Usage Data by Our Digital marketing partners

We work with digital marketing partners who assist us in performing the activities described in this Statement on Cookies and Similar Technologies. These digital marketing partners use third-party cookies and similar technologies on our online services and ads to collect and use device and usage data for the purposes described above and as otherwise set forth in this privacy statement.

Select digital marketing partners may use third-party cookies and similar technologies on unaffiliated websites and apps that include features provided by these digital marketing partners, or unaffiliated websites and apps where these digital marketing partners have purchased ad space. These digital marketing partners may combine device and usage data collected through our online services and ads with device and usage data collected on unaffiliated websites and apps, and any other data maintained by such digital marketing partners, for the purposes described above and as otherwise set forth in this privacy statement. Please note that this privacy statement applies only to information collected by our digital marketing partners on our online services and ads, and information shared with us by our digital marketing partners. All other information collected or obtained outside our online services and ads by our digital marketing partners is subject to the privacy practices and policies of the respective digital marketing partners. Please refer to their websites' privacy and data sharing statements for more information.

In addition, our digital marketing partners may collect non-identified (i.e., device and usage data that does not identify a specific individual) or aggregated device and usage data through our online services and ads for their own legitimate business purposes and uses, subject to our approval. Please refer to our digital marketing partners' privacy and data sharing statements found on their respective websites for more information.

Your Choices

Most browsers are set to accept cookies by default. However, browsers typically allow individuals to remove or block browser cookies if they choose. Unless you have adjusted your browser setting so that it will refuse cookies, we will assume that you consent to our use of cookies and other similar technologies (where consent is required) as set out in this Cookies Policy.

Please note that removing or blocking browser cookies does not necessarily affect third party Flash cookies, which we may utilize. To delete or disable Flash cookies, please see here for more information.

In addition to removing and blocking browser cookies generally, the following opt-out mechanisms may also be available (note, the cookies and similar technologies identified below are subject to change at any time, and not all online services and ads utilize such cookies and similar technologies):

• Google Analytics - Some of our online services may use Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google. Google Analytics utilizes cookies and similar technologies to collect and analyze non-identified information (i.e., data that does not identify a specific individual) about the performance and use of our online services and ads. More information on Google Analytics can be found here. If you would like to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described herein, please use the Google Analytics opt-out available here.
• Google Retargeting - Some of our online services may use Google's Remarketing with Google Analytics to allow Google to use non-identified information (i.e., data that does not identify a specific individual) about your visits to our online services and other third-party websites in order to measure advertising effectiveness and provide ads about our goods and services that may be of interest to you. Google places its own cookies when individuals visit our online services that enable Google to recognize individuals who have previously visited our online services. When these individuals visit a third-party website on which Google has ad space, Google can then recognize these individuals' interest in our products and services and deliver one of our ads. More information on Google's Remarketing with Google Analytics can be found here. If you would like to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described herein, please use the Google Analytics opt-out available here.
• Oracle Eloqua - Some of our online services may use Eloqua provided by Oracle. Eloqua uses cookies and similar technologies to track and analyze the use of our online services and ads, deliver personalized ads, and measure advertising effectiveness. More information about Eloqua can be found here. If you would like to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described herein, please use the Eloqua opt-out available here.
• Facebook Custom Audiences - Some of our online services may use Facebook Custom Audiences to deliver ads on Facebook about our products and services that may be of interest to you. More information on Facebook Custom Audiences can be found here. If you would like to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described herein, please use the opt-out available here.
• Interest-Based Advertising - Some of our online services may use first- and third-party cookies and similar technologies for interest-based advertising (targeted advertising based on web viewing data collected from a particular device over time and across unaffiliated websites – also known as online behavioral advertising) and other related purposes. If you would like to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described herein, please visit here or here if you are in the United States; or here if you are in Europe; or here if you are in Canada.
• Mobile Apps - For cookies and similar technologies used on our mobile apps for applicable targeted advertising activities, please follow the steps below to opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners as described (unless different instructions are provided by your mobile device manufacturer):

iOS Users: Launch "Settings" > Tap on "Privacy" and scroll down and tap on "Advertising" > Toggle on "Limit Ad Tracking." You can also reset your Advertising Identifier from here by tapping "Reset Advertising Identifier."

Android Users: Open your app drawer and launch the Google Setting app > Tap "Ads" under Services and enable the "Opt out of interest-based ads" option. You can also reset your advertising ID from here by tapping "Reset advertising ID."

Please note, disabling, removing or blocking cookies may turn off some of the features of our online services that make your experience more efficient, and some online services may not function properly. Further, if you opt-out of having your information collected and used by us and our digital marketing partners for interest-based advertising purposes, you will continue to receive ads, but such ads will not be tailored to your specific interests based on web viewing data collected from your device over time and across unaffiliated websites.