The Marriott Internet Privacy Statement is the most comprehensive statement of privacy by a hotel chain. The Privacy Statement is a legal document that covers both consumer and business information (including, but not limited to, financial information, medical information, genetic information, and personal information.) The Privacy Statement is for the use of guests and employees of Marriott Hotels and Resorts, Inc. in the United States and the United Kingdom.
As it turns out, this is the same Marriott that owns the Marriott.com website, and we know all of them are in violation of the Marriott Privacy Statement. Marriott.com is an online hotel booking site where you can book rooms. Marriott.com has over 7.5 million guests with an estimated 50 million people visiting annually. And if you can’t book on Marriott.
Marriott.com, as a booking site, makes use of cookies and web beacons to collect information about its visitors. Such information is used to make your booking more successful and to improve the performance of the site. Marriott.com also uses this site to collect information about your use of the Marriott.com website. In doing so, Marriott.com may also record the web beacons that you have placed on your computer and the cookie that you have provided to Marriott.com.
Marriott.com uses cookie technology to make your site more secure by collecting and storing information about your use of the Marriott.com website, including your IP address, which is the most common mechanism used by Internet users to identify the location of their computers. Marriott.com also uses cookies to monitor your use of the site and any purchases you may make. If you choose to reject the use of cookies, your information will not be used for the purposes in Section 6.1.
Marriott.com asks that you allow them to use cookies as described in their Privacy Statement.
The best way to avoid the privacy loss of a website’s owner is to use the same website as the one you are trying to sell to other customers. Google can’t control such a website because that is not a problem with Google. I recently found out that Google doesn’t like to control sites.
Marriott uses cookies to track the use of their website. A cookie is a small piece of information sent from a site to your computer to track information about your visit to that site. If you have accepted the use of cookies, your information will not be used for the purposes in Section 6.1.Marriott.com asks that you allow them to use cookies as described in their Privacy Statement.
The privacy statement is important because it ensures that your data is not shared with Marriott.com. It also tells you how to change your cookie settings.
I like that Marriott.com is asking that you allow them to use cookies while the privacy statement is important because it ensures that your information is not shared with Marriott.com. It also tells you how to change your cookie settings.
