Thank you for visiting the PoBros website and reviewing our web privacy and security policy.

PoBros, Inc. does not sell or rent personal information about our Web site visitors. Under certain circumstances, we may share your personal information as described below.

To respond to your questions or concerns, to fulfill your requests, or to share knowledge about an issue, we may share information you provide throughout this Web site with PoBros, Inc. affiliates. These companies include:

* Big Fish Games

PoBros provides navigation links to many other websites. Users should be aware that when you leave the PoBros website you will be going to sites that are beyond our control and standards. Websites external to PoBros have their own privacy policies, and may collect data or solicit personal information. The privacy and security policies and procedures described here for PoBros do not apply to any external links. We suggest contacting these sites directly for information on their privacy and security policies. Always be aware of where you end up.

If you do nothing during your visit but browse through the website, read pages, or download information, our website's operating system will automatically record some general information about your visit.

During your visit, our web operating system will record:

• The type of browser (such as 'Netscape version X' or 'Internet Explorer version X') that you are using.
• The type of operating system that you use (such as Macintosh, Unix, or Windows).
• The date and time you visit our site, and the web pages that you visit on our site.

We use this information for statistical analysis, to help us make our site more useful to visitors. This tracking system does not record information about individuals.

What are cookies? A cookie is a small piece of information that is sent to your browser when you access a website. The use of cookies is an industry standard. You will find cookies at most major websites. There are two kinds of cookies. A session cookie is a line of text that is stored temporarily in your computer's RAM. Because a session cookie is never written to a drive, it is destroyed as soon as you close your browser. A persistent cookie is a more permanent line of text that gets saved by your browser to a file on your hard drive. Depending on your browser settings, you may receive notification that a given site is requesting cookie information, possibly with an expiration date. Persistent cookies have an expiration date in the future. Session cookies have no date associated with them.

On those pages where PoBros uses 'cookies' to facilitate your use of our site, we do not collect personal information about you and the cookie will be destroyed as soon as you exit your browser. There is no information stored on your computer and no unauthorized files are written onto your disk drives. The kind of cookies we use are called 'session cookies' and they help you use our website interactively. A session cookie is destroyed as soon as you close your browser.

These 'session cookies' do not collect information about you, but only about your browser 'session.' The cookie makes it easier for you to use the dynamic features of these web pages, without having to provide the same information again as you move from one page to another. You will find the use of these 'session cookies' on several of our data access tools.

To protect your privacy, be sure to close your browser completely after you have finished conducting business with any website that uses cookies. If you are concerned about the potential use of information gathered from your computer by cookies, you can set your browser to prompt you before it accepts a cookie. Most Internet browsers have settings that let you identify and/or reject cookies.

If you decide to send us an electronic mail message (e-mail), the message will usually contain your return e-mail address. If you include personally-identifying information in your e-mail because you want us to address issues specific to your situation, we may use that information in responding to your request, but it will be destroyed following completion of our return correspondence. Also, e-mail is not necessarily secure against interception. Please send only information necessary to help us process your request.

On some of our web pages we offer interactive forms that let you voluntarily submit personal information (such as e-mail, name, and organization). For example, this occurs when you are registering for a news letter, or as a developer. In those cases, all submitted information is used only for the expressed purposes for which it is intended and is not made available to any third party.