Facebook may collect information about anything you have clicked on, liked, posted or other activities from your Facebook account. You can change what is called your privacy settings on your computer, phone, or anything else you may use to get to Facebook. Facebook is collecting this information for RTI International. RTI International will not collect any information about you individually. RTI International may use the information for any of the following reasons:

• Make our website and our online activities better;
• Answer your questions;
• Learn more about other people like you;
• Pay you for taking our survey;
• Help us make better surveys;
• Enhance other information we have about you directly or from Other Sources to help us better detect and prevent fraud, and maintain the integrity of the data.

If we want to use information we learn about you for a certain reason, we will first ask you if that is ok. The only time we would turn over information about you to someone else without asking you first is if we are required to by law. We may use other information about the kind of device you use, and the activities you do online, in order to make our own surveys or websites better.

We will do our very best to not tell others about personal information we learn about you, including your email address, date of birth, or other information like that. There is still a chance that someone may find out about this information. It is not possible to promise that this will not happen. Please read about how other websites may use your information.

We follow the laws of the United States, where RTI International is based. Other countries have their own laws about what kind of information can be collected and shared about how people use the Internet. We follow a set of laws written by the United States’ Department of Commerce called “Safe Harbor Principles.” You can learn more about this by visiting this website: https://legacy.trade.gov/publications/pdfs/safeharbor-selfcert2009.pdf/.