Privacy Policy

The HELLP staff is committed to respecting and protecting your privacy.

Below you’ll find a brief list of topics about how and why information is collected about you and what you can do about it.

What is collected?

We collect no information about you other than the information which is automatically stored on our server for tracking reasons when you visit our site. The type of tracking information stored includes the country you’re accessing our site from, your Internet Service Provider (ISP), day of the week and time of day. Aside from this information, other information gathered from you includes only the information you provide us when registering for our Discussion Forum (this applies to HELLP participants only).

What is done with information collected?

Information automatically stored on our server is used to track how often and when people are accessing our site. This information is used to help us in identifying people, areas or regions for the purposes of managing and updating our website. Information gathered from you when you register on our forums helps us to identify who our users are so we can better serve them.

It is important to note all information gathered is solely the property of HELLP and is not sold or transferred to any third parties for any purpose.

What are cookies and how are they used?

Cookies are files sent from a web server to your browser and stored on your computer to enhance your web experience. Since cookies are stored on your computer, they do not provide us with any kind of information about you or the time you spend online.

Our Discussion Forum uses cookies to store the following information: the last time you logged in, your username and password (this applies to HELLP participants only). Cookies do not track your movement, but they do enhance your use of the Discussion Forum. If your browser does not support cookies, or you have not enabled cookies on your browser, many of these time-saving features will not work properly. You may delete all cookies set in this forum by visiting the "preferences" area of the forum and selecting the "delete cookies" link.

Final note about online privacy.

We make every effort to protect the privacy of our users, but you must do your part to protect your online privacy. Be cautious of all information you disclose online, especially in a discussion forum environment. It is ultimately your responsibility to protect the secrecy of your passwords and other personal information.