Frequently Asked Questions - Dynamic Site Stats

Q:	Are there disadvantages to rejecting cookies

A:	Many features of web sites are dependent upon the use of cookies. Disabling cookies will prevent a user from taking full advantage of a web site. From the Dynamic SiteStats perspective, if a visitor to a customer's web site rejects cookies, Dynamic SiteStats captures only a subset of the information necessary to generate all traffic reports.

Privacy FAQ

	How does Dynamic SiteStats feel about the issue of privacy?

	Does Dynamic SiteStats collect personal information with its tracking code?

	What about combining personal information with web traffic information?

	Does Dynamic SiteStats track people across multiple sites?

	Does Dynamic SiteStats record my IP address?

	Why does Dynamic SiteStats record my IP address? How is it used?

	I'm concerned about cookies. What are they?

	How does Dynamic SiteStats use cookies? Should I be concerned?

	Are there disadvantages to rejecting cookies?

	Does Dynamic SiteStats create individual profiles for visitors?

	I'm a Dynamic SiteStats customer. You collect data on my site traffic. How confidential is my site information?

	Does Dynamic SiteStats have unlimited access to my confidential information?

	Will Dynamic SiteStats make my site data public?

	The information I gave you when I signed up -- do you put it in a cookie?

	What does Dynamic SiteStats do with that information?

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