Privacy Policy

Last updated: (01/17/18)
Melanin Unity, we operate  http://www.melaninuity.blogspot.com. This page informs you of the policies regarding the collective use and disclosure of your Personal Information , we receive from users of our site.

We use your Personal Information to provide feedback and to make our website better. By using our website, you're agreeing to not only the collective use of your personal information but also any information we might need to make our website better. You're saying it's totally okay.

If you don't want your personal information to be shared with us, you may instruct your browser to refuse all cookies to indicate when a cookie is sent. However if you do this, you might not be able to see certain sections of our website.

Security:
Your security is our #1 priority, so trust me when I tell you any of your information sent electronically is 100% secure. However if it isn't sent electronically, I can't guarantee it's safety.

Changes to the Privacy Policy:
This Privacy Policy is effective as of (4/26/16) and will remain in effect with respect to any changes in the future shall be done to the privacy policy if needed. Nothing is guaranteed to stay the same.

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